Referrers: The record of the URLs from which a request was made during the reporting period.In other words, it is a more accurate indication of the traffic your site receives. Some people consider the pages total to be the number of pure hits. By default, our servers define as a page any file with one of the following extensions: are considered pages, with the definition of a page varying by server. htm) and files that generate HTML documents (for example. Pages (Also called Page Views): The number of pages viewed during the reporting period.Though not exact, this figure is a relatively accurate representation of the amount of outgoing traffic the server had. KBytes: The amount of data in kilobytes (KB) sent out by the server during the reporting period.The request can be for files, such as an HTML page, graphic image, audio file or CGI script, or queries made by search engine spiders. Hits: The total number of requests that were made to the site during the reporting period.Īny request made to the Web server is logged as a hit.The relationship between hits and files can be thought of as incoming requests and outgoing responses.
png), Adobe Acrobat files (.pdf), Macromedia Flash files (.swf), Microsoft Word files (.doc) ASP files (.asp), etc. Files (the outgoing response to a request) include all viable Web file formats, such as HTML files (.html), graphics files (.gif.
Websites contain a collection of computer files sent by a remote computer (The web server) to the client (Web browser) as the client requests them.Files: The number of files that have been requested (downloaded) from your site during the reporting period.Visitor Statistics tool tracks the following information about visitor activity (usage) on your site: files, hits, kbytes, pages, referrers, response codes, unique search strings, sites, unique URLs, unique user agents, usernames, and visits.
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