URL
Watches are used to track how often a particular URL,
CGI gateway or resource on the Web server is accessed.
The IP Address of every user who accesses the resource
is logged.
The resulting log will include, date, time, IP
Address and resolved name, state and country if
available.
To Create a New URL Watch:
- Select "Watches/Create New Watch/New URL
Watch".
- URL Watches can be used to track how often a Web
page, GIF, file or CGI is accessed. The example
shown here is tracking a download page. Note that
relative URLs are used; not full URLs.
| Keep
Detailed Log |
If
checked, a detailed log is kept showing
every request made. If not checked, no log
is kept, however totals are still tabulated
and days are counted. |
| Suspend
Watch |
If
checked, watching is suspended. No log is
kept, totals are not tabulated and days are
not counted. |
Some examples of valid URL Watches:
| DOS
path to the HTML file |
Relative
URL |
| c:\inetsrv\wwwroot\default.htm |
/ |
| c:\inetsrv\wwwroot\thanks.htm |
/thanks.htm |
| c:\inetsrv\wwwroot\filessample.exe |
/files/sample.exe |
| The
database shown here is called using the question
mark (?) CGI operator with the open (o_products)
parameter. |
/database/db.dll?o_products |
