Re: UKNM: Introduction

[Chetan Damani - Imano]

We have just started using Site Server 3.0, for site analysis and usage

analysis, and thats pretty cool.


Just a quick mention also.


If you want to use a site simulation tool so that you can simulate the

activity your site will go through if for example you get 40,000 hits...


try using Inetmoniter its on the NT BackOffice resource kit, or WCAT thats

on the NT server resource kit.


Chetan Damani  -

Chetanimano [dot] com

Intranet Systems Specialists

IMANO PLC  -  http://www.imano.co.uk

t:01923 210631 f:01923 818219




-----Original Message-----

From: Stuart Waite <

stumodule [dot] co [dot] uk

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To:

uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

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uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

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Date: Tuesday, May 12, 1998 6:35 PM

Subject: Re: UKNM: Introduction



>I have used Webtrands for the past year - finding it an excellent tool for

>our own site and our clients internet and intranet sites.

>

>cheers

>______________________________________

>Stuart J. Waite

>Technical Services Director

>Module Communications Group Ltd.

>

>http://www.module.co.uk

>

>

>-----Original Message-----

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From: Dominic Taylor <dominicbiomednet [dot] com>

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To: 'uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com' <uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com>

>Date: 12 May 1998 18:05

>Subject: RE: UKNM: Introduction

>

>

>>We are currently buying an off-the-shelf software package to analyse our

>>access logs.  The ones we are looking at are WebTrends and HitList.  Has

>>anyone on the list had experience of these two packages?  Our site

>>currently receives around 2.5 million page accesses a month with about

>>9,000 distinct users a day.

>>

>>While most of the log analysis software on the market provides the usual

>>daily breakdowns, we have had problems finding a package to analyse

>>repeat usage.  As our site requires registration and password entry so

>>we can track distinct users on our log files.  Any suggestions?

>>

>>Dom

>>****************************************************************

>>Dominic Taylor - Marketing Manager - BioMedNet Ltd.

>>The Internet Community for Biological and Medical Researchers

>>Middlesex House, 34-42 Cleveland Street, London, W1P 6LB, UK

>>Tel: +44 (0)171 323 0323, Fax: +44 (0)171 631 0819

>>

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>dominicbiomednet [dot] com (mailto:dominicbiomednet [dot] com) WWW: http://biomednet.com

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>>BioMedNet2 launches 18th May 1998

>>Beta-test site now live at http://bmnlive.biomednet.com

>>

>>

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>>

>> -----Original Message-----

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> From: James Graham [SMTP:james_grahamx400 [dot] icl [dot] co [dot] uk]

>> Sent: Monday, May 11, 1998 8:12 PM

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> To: uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

>> Subject: UKNM: Introduction

>>

>> Hi everyone,

>>

>> Just joined the list so a brief introduction.

>>

>> I'am the MD of a company in the UK which has developed a website

>>tracking utility

>> that is being marketed towards the internet community of web

>>designers/builders.

>>

>> The site has just gone live and I've just got started with the

>>promotion plan.

>> Since our service is designed for websites our market place is

>>totally global

>> which makes for some interesting issues. Hope this list will

>

>>help me resolve some

>> of them.

>>

>> Regards

>> James Graham

>>

>> ---

>> Are you missing website server logs?

>> Gumball Website Tracker - Server logs for any site, anywhere and

>>no programming.

>

> <mailto: jamesggumball-tracker [dot] co [dot] uk>

>> <http://www.gumball-tracker.co.uk>

>>

>