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HI, I've just launched a company intranet and was wondering if anyone new of any cheap or free tools for running on the servers to keep track of whose been accessing the site(times/days/content etc.....)
Grazia
by joseph moore
What web server are you running? They all come with their own logging mechanism of visitors and what pages they access. You then just need a program that reads through the logs.
The one I like is from Webtrends:
http://www.netiq.com/webtrends/default.asp
They have a whole suite of website reporting products.
by colin.mac
I'm running a Windows 2000 Professional server and using IIS, the browser software on the system is Internet Explorer version 6.
Cheers
CM
by techtonik
IIS has built in logging capability that will log user, time, servername, everything you would possibly want to know. Just go to properties of intranet website and enable logging then go in and define what directory and format you want the log files recorded. You can also go into the extended properties tab and define what information you want logged. The log files are set up in CSV format, so you can then import into Excel or any other handy program.
Hope this helps!
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