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And generate about traffic statistics etc?

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I would imagine that if you can configure the server to output into a standard log format, most stats/log programs would be able to handle it without issue.

You could use free programs such as AWStats (http://awstats.sourceforge.net/) or Webtrends if you have the budget.

If you can't configure the server to output anything in a standard format, you could use a tool like Log Parser from Microsoft (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/tools/logparser/default.mspx), but you would have to write a query to get the specific data you are looking for.

rifferte
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Check out Running the Log Analyzer and Generic Log Parsing Tools

Mitch Wheat
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Your best bet is to configure the logs to be in 'common' log format and use the myriad of tools that can parse this format.

Jan Jungnickel
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Look on Log Analysis and parser at Log Analysis

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