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"Advanced Web Statistics" is a powerful log analyzer which creates advanced web, ftp, mail and streaming website statistics reports. Data is graphically presented in easy a easy to read format.
All statistics programs work basically the same. They collect the data the web server log files and display the information in easy to read graphs and lists.
There are two website visitor statistics programs available in cPanel. They are AWStats and Webalizer.
Using Awstats in cPanel
One way to track how many people visit your website. is using cPanel's built-in statistic reports. AWStats is one of the more popular programs. AWStats updates every 24 hours and can be updated instantly when you click the Update Now button.
To use the AWStats traffic statistics for a domain, click "View" for the domain that you wish to view.
A new interface will appear that displays the AWStats traffic statistics for that domain name.
AWStats report gives details about the number of people coming to your website and other information such as:
- • Monthly, daily, and hourly averages in graphs and tables
- • Operating systems
- • HTTP codes
- • The links through which visitors access your website
- • Locales of origin
- • Authenticated users (top 10)
- • Browsers (top 10)
- • Connect to site from
- • Countries (top 25)
- • Files types
- • Hosts (top 25)
- • Hours
- • Monthly history
- • Pages URL (top 25)
- • robots/Spiders visitors (top 25)
- • Search keyphrases (top 10)
- • Search keywords (top 25)
- • Visits duration
Also see AWStats Documentation
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