Traffic Server generates log files.
Log files can exist in many forms: - you can log to a .txt or .log file, and when you do you can append to the end of it (a historical file) or overwrite what is already there (a record of the most recent program execution) - you can log to the Windows Event Log (viewable via the Control Panel) - you can log to custom binary files that aren't easily understandable when you examine them with an editor like Notepad Often, each application has its own log file. Ex: hijackThis generates a log file, Norton generates a log file, and the app we are writing at work generates a log file.
/etc/syslog.conf
The Windows NT operating system is full of issues. The fact they do not have specific server file is one of them. Any file can be converted to a server file.
Web server log analysis tracks things such as how many hits a website has, how long the last visit was, the total number of pages viewed, the website's domain and countries of the host visitors.
First you have to have a File Server or a Host that will allow you to upload your file. Then you can use a type of program that is known as a "File Transfer Protocol" software. This program will log-in to the Host's File Server and locate the appropriate folder and move the program for you. You can search the internet and find free FTP software to do this. BUT you have to have a website to upload the file to. You can register for a website NAME. You can do this yourself or some places will do this for you and then rent you the file server space for your files.
u simply click log in, type ur username and pass, pick a server and log on
You can find information about log files location on your server on the following website: http://www.cs.cf.ac.uk/Dave/PERL/node240.html. They have useful information.
It depends what you have on that server. But for any server the first thing which you should check is log files. After run check tests for all hard drives better to do that when nobody is using the server. If you have a file server, check all drives for not allowed stuff (movies, games and so on). If you have a mail server check log file for firewall and everything what is related with network.
IIS log file format is : "fixed ASCII text-based" which normally contain following records : user name, date, time, client IP address, server name, server IP address, parameters, etc.
Find out who has logged in / out, who has send or received the highest or least mails, detailed report on your mail server activity for exim log file / Apache log file stats Analysis. by using log analyzer. I prefer to use http://Myloganalyzer - A Free Web log analysis software
Cisco routers don't generally log to a file. They keep it in "buffer", i.e. RAM. You can configure the device to send it to an external syslog server. You *probably* can make it log to a local file, but that's unusual. They don't have a lot of disk space, and it's all flash anyway.
You log in and when you have to choose a server the is a button in the corner saying CODES. You click on it and you type the code in. Then you log out and log in again the you have your prize.