Syntax | Example |
Domain Name | www.everyware.com, watt.eng.uwaterloo.edu |
Sub-Domain | everyware.com, eng.uwaterloo.edu |
Reversed Sub-Domain | com.everyware, edu.uwaterloo.eng |
Client Domain | com, edu |
For IP Addresses that cannot be resolved, the IP Address will be broken
down in a slightly different manner.
Syntax | Example |
Domain Name | 205.189.228.106 |
Sub-Domain | 205.189.228 |
Reversed Sub-Domain | 205.189.228 (notice that the address is not reversed) |
Client Domain | Unresolved |
domainNameID
webServerID
domainName
IPAddress
reversedSubDomainID
clientDomainID
firstHitTimestamp
lastHitTimestamp
hitsToDate
bytesSentToDate
transferTimeToDate
Unique
- domainNameID
Non-Unique
- webServerID, domainName
- webServerID, IPAddress
- reversedSubDomainID
- clientDomainID
domainNameID
The unique ID of the Domain Name that initiated the request.
webServerID
The unique ID of Web server that sent the log entry. The corresponding Web Server can be found in the WebServers table.
domainName
The Domain Name that accesses the Web server. If the IP Address cannot be resolved, or if DNS Resolution is disabled, this value will default to the IP Address.
IPAddress
The TCP/IP address that accesses the Web server.
reversedSubDomainID
The unique ID of the Reversed Sub Domain derived from the Domain Name. The corresponding Reversed Sub Domain can be found in the ReversedSubDomains table.
clientDomainID
The unique ID of the Client Domain derived from the Domain Name. The corresponding Client Domain can be found in the ClientDomains table.
firstHitTimestamp
The date and time of the first hit on the Web server.
lastHitTimestamp
The date and time of the last hit on the Web server.
hitsToDate
The total number of hits up to and including the present time.
bytesSentToDate
The total number of bytes sent up to and including the present time.
transferTimeToDate
The total time spent transmitting data up to and including the present time.