About FTP server reports

Webalizer provides a detailed summary of monthly usage traffic on your FTP server. Given below is a brief description about each tabulated report.

## Monthly Statistics

The Monthly Statistics report provides the total and average quantification of site usage patterns for a given month.

## Hits by Response Code

A response code signifies the completion status of each request. The Hits by Response Code report is primarily useful to personnel who maintain sites. It conveys information on the response evidenced for each request, whether the request resulted in successful transfer of information or led to failed responses in the form of bad requests, page not found, and request time-outs.

## Daily statistics

Daily statistics provides a graphical (Daily Usage) as well as a tabulated (Daily Statistics) summary of FTP server usage for the given month.

- Daily usage

This report is a graphical illustration that comprises three key slices conveying the following information:

- Pages/Files/Hits: Indicates the requests the site has served

- Visits/Sites: Indicates the requests the site has received

- KBytes: Indicates in KBytes the amount of data sent by your server

- Daily statistics (for a given month)

Daily statistics presents a day-by-day account of the number of hits, files, pages, visits, sites and KBytes of activity observed on the server for the given month.

## Hourly statistics

Hourly statistics provides a graphical (Hourly Usage) as well as a tabulated (Hourly Statistics) summary of FTP server usage for the given month.

- Hourly usage

This report is a graphical illustration of the number of pages, files and hits clocked hourly on the server for a given month.

- Hourly statistics (for a given month)

Hourly statistics presents an hourly total and average account, of the number of hits, files, pages, and KBytes of activity observed on the server for the given month.

## URLs

URLs present the list of top URLs visited by users, sorted by hits and the amount of data transferred (Kbytes).

- Top URLs

The Top URLs report presents the list of top 30 URLs that logged maximum hits on the server. The number of top URLs, you want listed, can be set when you configure Webalizer. The default is 30.

- Top URLs by KBytes

The Top URLs by KBytes report presents the list of top 10 URLs that recorded the maximum amount of data transfer from the server. The number of top URLs, you want listed, can be set when you configure Webalizer. The default is 10.

## Sites

The Sites report presents the list of top sites visited by users, sorted by hits and the amount of data transferred (Kbytes).

- Top sites

The Top Sites report presents the list of top 30 sites (sorted by the maximum number of hits), that made requests to your server. The number of hits, files, KBytes, and visits logged for the hostname of the server that made the request is listed. The default list is limited to 30 and can be changed when configuring the Webalizer.

- Top sites by Kbytes

The Top Sites by KBytes report presents the list of top 10 sites (sorted by the maximum amount of KBytes), that made requests to your server. The number of hits, files, KBytes, and visits logged for the server that made the request is listed. The default list is limited to 10 and can be changed when configuring the Webalizer.

## Users

The Users report provides the user names of the users who have visited your FTP server. The default list is limited to 20 and can be changed when configuring the Webalizer.

- Top users

Top users presents the list of top 20 users who have requested information from your FTP server.

## Countries

The Countries report presents, in graphical and tabulated format, the list of top countries from where maximum number of requests originated.

- Note: By default, the DNS option is turned off in the Webalizer configuration file. The Countries option therefore does not provide the adequate report.

- Top countries

The Top Countries report presents the top 30 countries that have logged the maximum number of hits on your server. The report lists the number of hits, files and KBytes that characterize the request. The default list is limited to 30 and can be changed when configuring the Webalizer.