Hello, I've been looking through the forum I cannot for the life of me find a way to do the following with Log Parses 2.2: -Save the Event Logs on local machine. -Send those event logs to a specific directory on a network share or NAS. -Doesn't overwrite itself when saving on the network share...

Hello, I've been looking through the forum I cannot for the life of me find a way to do the following with Log Parses 2.2: -Save the Event Logs on local machine. -Send those event logs to a specific directory on a network share or NAS. -Doesn't overwrite itself when saving on the network share...

I cannot seem to find where the log names are located for each respective log folder. For example, in previous versions of IIS you could view the properties of the web, click properties under logging, and under "log file name" it would show you what IIS named that particular log folder. (W3SVC2398347389...

We are currently using ODBC logging on a variety of machines, they are all using the same database. For some odd reason all the entries from our 2008 Server / IIS7 shows a processingtime of 0, the other servers show a number worth doing stats on. I find it hard to believe that we do not have a single...

You can do that with Advanced Logging Module ( http://www.iis.net/extensions/AdvancedLogging ). You can configure it to log both original and rewritten URL's. The only limitation there is that it will not log requests that are served from the IIS kernel mode cache (since this module runs in user...

Not sure I understand. When using URL rewriter the IIS logs do contain the originally requested URLs, not the rewritten ones.

I'm running 32Bit Windows Server 2003 Standard IIS 6.0 Reinstalling Windows on the server, as usual I made a backup of all IIS settings by using the "Backup/Restore Configuration" tool, and copying the two backup-files C:\Windows\System32\inetsrv\MetaBack\<backupname>.MD0 C:\Windows...

IIS 6.0; Windows Server 2003. I have about 20 sites working properly and logging great in IIS 6.0. I do have one site that I can not get to log at all. I have checked everything, made sure logging was enabled in all appropriate check boxes, made sure of the write permissions, restarting the site and...

I am looking at my logs and it is only keeping 14 days, I would like to increase this but can not find any settings. Does anyone know how I can do this on IIS 6? Thanks

In the proxy settings of a server farm there is the option to preserve the client IP in a custom header. My question is can requests appear to come from the original client? The reason I would like this functionality is because we have log parsers that have already been set up to run reports on each...