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All our domain hosting packages will give you access to the following report from AWStats through your control panel to access at anytime.
AWStats is an advanced web traffic analysis tool that we make available for you to analyze your website traffic. The statistical analysis is compiled every night to ensure you have an updated analysis of your website traffic the following day. End-of-month snapshots are kept and are accessible from a dropdown box selection.
With AWStats you can see what countries your visitors are coming from, what type of browser they have and even the operating system on their computer. Another handy feature is being able to see how many people are finding your website. If they were referred by a search engine, AWStats will show by which search engine it was found as well as the key words they entered to find your site.
Unique Visitor:
A unique visitor is a person or computer (host) that has made at least 1 hit on 1 page of your web site during the current period shown by the report. If this user makes several visits during this period, it is counted only once. Visitors are tracked by IP address, so if multiple users are accessing your site from the same IP (such as a home or office network), they will be counted as a single unique visitor.
The period shown by AWStats reports is by default the current month.
Visits:
Number of visits made by all visitors.
Think “session” here, say a unique IP accesses a page, and then requests three other pages within an hour. All of the “pages” are included in the visit, therefore you should expect multiple pages per visit and multiple visits per unique visitor (assuming that some of the unique IPs are logged with more than an hour between requests)
Pages:
The number of “pages” viewed by visitors. Pages are usually HTML, PHP or ASP files, not images or other files requested as a result of loading a “Page” (like js,css… files). Files listed in the NotPageList config parameter (and match an entry of OnlyFiles config parameter if used) are not counted as “Pages”.
Hits:
Any files requested from the server (including files that are “Pages”) except those that match the SkipFiles config parameter.
Bandwidth:
Total number of bytes for pages, images and files downloaded by web browsing.
Note 1: Of course, this number includes only traffic for web only (or mail only, or ftp only depending on value of LogType).
Note 2: This number does not include technical header data size used inside the HTTP or HTTPS protocol or by protocols at a lower level (TCP, IP…).
Because of two previous notes, this number is often lower than bandwith reported by your provider (your provider counts in most cases bandwitdh at a lower level and includes all IP and UDP traffic).
Entry Page:
First page viewed by a visitor during its visit.
Note: When a visit started at end of month to end at beginning of next month, you might have an Entry page for the month report and no Exit pages.
That’s why Entry pages can be different than Exit pages.
Exit Page:
Last page viewed by a visitor during its visit.
Note: When a visit started at end of month to end at beginning of next month, you might have an Entry page for the month report and no Exit pages.
That’s why Entry pages can be different than Exit pages.
Session Duration:
The time a visitor spent on your site for each visit.
Some Visits durations are ‘unknown’ because they can’t always be calculated. This is the major reason for this:
- Visit was not finished when ‘update’ occured.
- Visit started the last hour (after 23:00) of the last day of a month (A technical reason prevents AWStats from calculating duration of such sessions).
