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Logs in Windows ServerWhere in the registry can I see all hits on my IIS server? I want to see
the time and day that people visited my page(s) In article <#ZsX4Nv4JHA.2***@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl>,
patrick_whit***@hotmail.com says... > Hi Patrick> Where in the registry can I see all hits on my IIS server? I want to see > the time and day that people visited my page(s) It depends on the version of IIS. IIS 6 and prior = C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles IIS 7 = c:\inetpub\logs\LogFiles Note: These can all be changed on a site by site basis and they can be disabled per site. The site ID defines the child folder where the logs are such as W3SVC1 To determine which ID a site belongs to check: IIS 6 = Select the Web Sites node in IIS Manager and the right hand pane will show the site descriptions and the Identifier (the ID) IIS 7 = Select the Sites node in IIS Manager and the right hand pane will show the site descriptions and the ID
Single Sign On Intranet Windows Username Authentication (ASP.NET)
status code 200 logged in log file IIS Certificate Options IIS 6 AUX command - is it patched? Where to put my IIS WebServer ? 2003/IIS6 Permissions maze..... Securing virtual directories Backing up an IIS server Issue with username set to Guest instead of client username |
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