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<h1 align="center" style="text-align: center">HOW-TO<br>
Configure Internet Information Services for use with
<a HREF="http://www.analog.cx/">Analog</a></h1>
    <p align="center" style="text-align: center">Copyright &copy; 2002 by <a href="http://www.ChristopherLewis.com">Christopher G. Lewis</a><br>
      <font size="2">Rights are given by the copyright holder to reproduce, distribute, modify, and 
      create derivative works of this document as long as the above original 
      copyright is not removed.</font>
  <br>
<FONT SIZE="2"><i>Originally written 2002-04-29. Last update 2002-05-17.</i></FONT></p>

<h2>Purpose</h2>
<p>Analog is claimed as the most popular web logfile analyzer in the world. (<a href="http://www.analog.cx/survey.html">Details</a>).
  While originally written for unix systems, Analog has supported Win32 since
  version 1.9beta4 (Mar-1996) and has had native Win32 support since 2.0
  (Feb-1997).&nbsp; Configuring IIS correctly greatly simplifies the use of
  Analog, and will allow for much better reporting.</p>

<h2>System</h2>
<p>This example was developed and tested using a default install of Windows 2000
  server running IIS 5.0 with SP2 and all current security patches installed. It
  should be applicable to Windows NT 4.0 with IIS 4.0, and also the new Windows
  .NET servers which are currently in beta.</p>

<p>This sample assumes that Windows 2000 Server or Advanced Server is installed
  on the machine without IIS.</p>

<h2>Installing Internet Information Services</h2>
<p>The basic method for installing IIS is to use the Add/Remove Programs control
  panel application, and to select Add/Remove Windows Components.&nbsp; Select
  the Internet Information Services (IIS) checkbox, and click the Details
  button.&nbsp; Check the appropriate check boxes for your installation needs.</p>

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      <td width="50%" align="center">
      <img border="0" src="IISSetup.gif" alt="IIS Configuration" width="693" height="557"></td>
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  </table>
</div>
<h2>Configuring Internet Information Services</h2>
<p>There are some simple steps to configure IIS to ensure that Analog functions
  properly.&nbsp; I'll also include some of my suggestions for log file
  directories which simplifies the use of IIS, and moves the log files off of
  the system drive.</p>

<h3>Default Configuration</h3>
<blockquote>
  <p>The default IIS configuration looks like this:</p>

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  </table>
  <p>Your first step is to configure the web server logs to gather all the
    information that Analog will need.</p>

</blockquote>
<h4>Configuring the entire server to support Analog</h4>
<blockquote>
  <p>Right click on the server (in this case NTLewis11) and select Properties to
    bring up the server Properties page.</p>

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  <p>Click the Edit button in the Master Properties frame.</p>

<h5>Changes to make to this screen:</h5>
      <blockquote>
        <p>Make sure that you change the Active log Format to &quot;W3C Extended Log
          File Format&quot;</p>

</blockquote>
      </td>
    </tr>
  </table>
  <p>Click the Properties button in the Enable Logging frame.</p>

<h5>Changes to make to this screen:</h5>
      <blockquote>
        <p>Make sure that the New Log Time Period is set to your desired
          rotation period.&nbsp; A typical setting would be for Daily rotation,
          although I imagine in a very high volume site, you might want to
          select hourly.</p>

<p>You can check the &quot;Use local time for file naming and rollover&quot;
          checkbox.&nbsp; This means that your log file rotation will occur at
          midnight local time rather than midnight GMT.&nbsp; Note that IIS will
          still log web hits using GMT time no matter what this check box is set
          to.&nbsp; To compensate for GMT time formatting, you will need a
          LOGTIMEOFFSET command before your LOGFILE&nbsp; command.&nbsp; Since
          this offset is independent of day light savings, you will need to
          change this twice a year in order to produce the correct times through
          Analog.</p>

<p>Change the Log File directory to something a little easier to find.&nbsp;
          On my default system installation (C: for System, D: for first CD-ROM,
          E: for first data disk), I always put my log files into E:\LogFiles,
          and then compress this folder using NTFS compression, since the log
          files compress relatively well. </p>

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  <p>Click on the Extended Properties tab.</p>

<h5>Changes to make to this screen:</h5>
      <blockquote>
        <p>Make sure that both the Date and Time check boxes are checked.&nbsp;
          To simplify my installations, I check every Extended Property
          checkbox.&nbsp; There are some specific items that could probably not
          be included (such as Server Port for a port 80 only server), but
          additional items typically don't add much to the file size of the log
          files.</p>

<p>In a typical server installation, do not check the Process Accounting
          checkbox.&nbsp; At this time, I do not believe Analog will process
          those lines.</p>

<p>Make sure that the following are checked:</p>

<ul>
          <li>Date</li>
          <li>Time </li>
          <li>Client IP Address</li>
          <li>User Name</li>
          <li>Server Name</li>
          <li>Server IP Address</li>
          <li>Method</li>
          <li>URI Stem</li>
          <li>URI Query</li>
          <li>Protocol Status</li>
          <li>Bytes Sent</li>
          <li>Bytes Received</li>
          <li>Time Taken</li>
          <li>User Agent</li>
          <li>Referrer</li>
          <li>Cookie</li>
        </ul>
        <p>Note: By using W3C Extended format, your Analog.CFG file will not
          need a LOGFORMAT line</p>

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</blockquote>
<h4>Configuring a single web site to support Analog</h4>
<blockquote>
  <p>Configuring a single IIS web site to support Analog is similar to
    configuring the entire server.&nbsp; Right click on the web site you'd like
    to configure, and select Properties to bring up the web site Properties
    page.</p>

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  <p>Follow the above steps to configure the Active log format and the extended
    properties for your log files.</p>

</blockquote>
<h2>Analog Configuration File for IIS</h2>
<p>The basic analog.cfg file that I use has some slight changes to it to
  accommodate IIS.&nbsp; I've added a set of&nbsp; LOGTIMEOFFSET commands to
  deal with IIS's GMT logging (which need to be changed in October and April),
  and DNS commands for host resolution.&nbsp; I've also eliminated some specific
  files and directories for Exchange's Web Access and Front Page.&nbsp; Lines
  that I've added are in <font color="#FF0000">Red</font>.</p>

<blockquote>
  <pre># Configuration file for analog 5.1
# See http://www.analog.cx/
#
# Here are a couple of configuration commands to get you started. Add any more
# you like from the Readme.
#
# Lines starting with # are comments.
#
# There is a much more extensive configuration file in examples/big.cfg
#
# If you need a LOGFORMAT command (most people don't -- try it without first!),
# it must go here, above the LOGFILE commands.
#LOGFILE logfile.log

<font color="#FF0000">#CST (Winter)
#LOGTIMEOFFSET -360
#CDT (Summer)
LOGTIMEOFFSET -300</font>

<font color="#FF0000">LOGFILE E:\LogFiles\W3SVC1\ex*.log </font>

HOSTNAME &quot;ChristopherLewis.com&quot;
HOSTURL http://www.ChristopherLewis.com/

BROWOUTPUTALIAS IWENG AOL
SUBBROW */*
SUBTYPE *.gz,*.Z

LANGUAGE US-ENGLISH

# OSCHARTEXPAND Windows
# Add whichever of these types of pages you have on your server, or others.
# PAGEINCLUDE *.shtml
# PAGEINCLUDE *.asp
# PAGEINCLUDE *.jsp
# PAGEINCLUDE *.cfm
# PAGEINCLUDE *.pl
# PAGEINCLUDE *.php
SEARCHENGINE http://*altavista.*/* q
SEARCHENGINE http://*yahoo.*/* p
SEARCHENGINE http://*google.*/* q
SEARCHENGINE http://*lycos.*/* query
SEARCHENGINE http://*aol.*/* query
SEARCHENGINE http://*excite.*/* search
SEARCHENGINE http://*go2net.*/* general
SEARCHENGINE http://*metacrawler.*/* general
SEARCHENGINE http://*msn.*/* MT
SEARCHENGINE http://*hotbot.com/* MT
SEARCHENGINE http://*netscape.*/* search
SEARCHENGINE http://*looksmart.*/* key
SEARCHENGINE http://*infoseek.*/* qt
SEARCHENGINE http://*webcrawler.*/* search,searchText
SEARCHENGINE http://*goto.*/* Keywords
SEARCHENGINE http://*snap.*/* keyword
SEARCHENGINE http://*dogpile.*/* q
SEARCHENGINE http://*askjeeves.*/* ask
SEARCHENGINE http://*ask.*/* ask
SEARCHENGINE http://*aj.*/* ask
SEARCHENGINE http://*directhit.*/* qry
SEARCHENGINE http://*alltheweb.*/* query
SEARCHENGINE http://*northernlight.*/* qr
SEARCHENGINE http://*nlsearch.*/* qr
SEARCHENGINE http://*dmoz.*/* search
SEARCHENGINE http://*newhoo.*/* search
SEARCHENGINE http://*netfind.*/* query,search,s
SEARCHENGINE http://*/netfind* query
SEARCHENGINE http://*/pursuit query
ROBOTINCLUDE REGEXPI:robot
ROBOTINCLUDE REGEXPI:spider
ROBOTINCLUDE REGEXPI:crawler
ROBOTINCLUDE Googlebot*
ROBOTINCLUDE Infoseek*
ROBOTINCLUDE Scooter*
ROBOTINCLUDE Slurp*
ROBOTINCLUDE Ultraseek*
TYPEALIAS .html &quot;.html [Hypertext Markup Language]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .htm &quot;.htm [Hypertext Markup Language]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .shtml &quot;.shtml [Server-parsed HTML]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .ps &quot;.ps [PostScript]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .gz &quot;.gz [Gzip compressed files]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .tar.gz &quot;.tar.gz [Compressed archives]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .jpg &quot;.jpg [JPEG graphics]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .jpeg &quot;.jpeg [JPEG graphics]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .gif &quot;.gif [GIF graphics]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .png &quot;.png [PNG graphics]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .txt &quot;.txt [Plain text]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .cgi &quot;.cgi [CGI scripts]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .pl &quot;.pl [Perl scripts]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .css &quot;.css [Cascading Style Sheets]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .class &quot;.class [Java class files]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .pdf &quot;.pdf [Adobe Portable Document Format]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .zip &quot;.zip [Zip archives]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .hqx &quot;.hqx [Macintosh BinHex files]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .exe &quot;.exe [Executables]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .wav &quot;.wav [WAV sound files]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .avi &quot;.avi [AVI movies]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .arc &quot;.arc [Compressed archives]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .mid &quot;.mid [MIDI sound files]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .mp3 &quot;.mp3 [MP3 sound files]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .doc &quot;.doc [Microsoft Word document]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .rtf &quot;.rtf [Rich Text Format]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .mov &quot;.mov [Quick Time movie]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .mpg &quot;.mpg [MPEG movie]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .mpeg &quot;.mpeg [MPEG movie]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .asp &quot;.asp [Active Server Pages]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .jsp &quot;.jsp [Java Server Pages]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .cfm &quot;.cfm [Cold Fusion]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .php &quot;.php [PHP]&quot;
TYPEALIAS .js &quot;.js [JavaScript code]&quot;

<font color="#FF0000">#DNS Stuff
DNSFILE dnscache
DNS WRITE</font>

<font color="#FF0000">#Exclude Exchange
FILEEXCLUDE /Exchange
FILEEXCLUDE /Exchange/*

#Exclude Front Page stuff
FILEEXCLUDE /_vti_bin/*
FILEEXCLUDE /_derived/*
FILEEXCLUDE /_themes/*
FILEEXCLUDE /_vti_inf.html

#minimum Requests for Daily reports... These are overridded by Analog_Run.vbs for Monthly
REQFLOOR 1r
ORGFLOOR 1r
REFFLOOR 1r
REFSITEFLOOR 1r
HOSTFLOOR 1r</font>

</pre>

</blockquote>
<h2>Conclusion</h2>
<p>Hopefully, this will help you out with configuring IIS for use with Analog.&nbsp;
  For a VBScript that performs Daily, Weekly, and Monthly reporting, please see
  my web site at <a href="HTTP://www.ChristopherLewis.com">HTTP://www.ChristopherLewis.com</a>.</p>

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