User manual
Chapter 5: Server Management
154 Cobalt RaQ XTR User Manual
Web 
To view the statistics for Web traffic on the server: 
1. Select Server Management > Server Usage > Web. If a report has been 
generated, the “Web Usage Summary Statistics” table appears. See 
Figure 72. 
If a report has not yet been generated, the “Web Usage Summary Statistics” 
table does not appear. To generate a report, see Step 3 below. 
2. The “Web Usage Summary Statistics” table displays a number of rows of 
information concerning Web usage, including the dates for which the report 
was generated. 
A second table entitled “Other Web Usage Statistics” offers hypertext links 
for more detailed information. Click on a link to see a detailed bar chart for a 
particular criterion. 
• Use by Virtual Site—This graphically represents the amount of Web 
traffic broken down by virtual site on the server, for both past and present 
virtual sites. These statistics can help you determine the virtual site with 
the largest amount of Web traffic. 
• Periodic Reports—This graphically represents the cumulative Web 
traffic broken down by hour of the day or day of the week. These 
statistics can help you determine the busy periods for your server. See 
Figure 73 for a sample. 
• Historical Use—This graphically represents the total Web traffic broken 
down by specific day, week or month during the report period. These 
statistics can help you determine the busiest specific day, week or month 
for Web traffic on your RaQ XTR server. 
• Requests by Domain—This graphically represents the domains from 
which Web traffic originated, broken down by domain and, if available, 
by sub-domain. Sub-domains are indented under their parent domains; 
the values for the sub-domains are subsumed within, and add up to, the 
value for the parent domain. 
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Note: For this report to contain resolved domain names (for 
example, .com, .edu or .org), the “Hostname lookups” option must 
be enabled at the time of the Web traffic. If this option is not 
enabled, all traffic appears to originate from unresolved 
IP addresses. 
To enable this option, see “Web server” on page 136. 










