The only problem is it's NOT IIS. Website Pro by VisNet On Fri, 2003-09-12 at 10:45, Joseph Tate wrote: > Roy Vestal wrote: > > >I'm thinking more like webilizer. Dunno how much work its going to be under > >winderz. Sorry, I didn't make that clearer. I need "graphical" log reader > >like webilizer as well. > > > IIS has its own graphical tool. It collects a wide variety of > statistics. If you go to the Computer management console in Winders and > then Performance Logs and Alerts, you can create a new counter log. > Then to view the output, go to the Performance tool under Administrative > tools, open the log file and add the stuff you want to see. This offers > a real time view as well as snapshots. If you want to view trends over > time you'll have to do something else. > > Another thing I noticed was that you can change the output format of the > IIS logs. The default is w3c Extended Log file format. Looking at > those log files (which are stored in %SYSDIR%\system32\LogFiles) you > could probably run webalizer on them directly or with few modifications. > > Joseph (Who does way too much with Windows and IIS than he'd like to) >
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