I generally use google analytics, but occassionally I need to examine log files, for example to see how many 301 redirects from an old website are issued to real user-agents (rather than robots)
Can anyone recommend a good tool for doing ad hoc queries against log files?
I'd like to use my win7 desktop to administer a remote IIS6 server.
How do I configure each machine to enable of the IIS Manager on winows 7.
Bonus Question: include instructions for II7+ too.
We've moved most of our website log files from C: to a data volume D:, however we have a LOT of websites, and some are still logging to C:
I'd like to generate report on which sites these are so we can move the logs to D: which has the space to cope with the expanding volume.
Thoughts: I can see a whole lot of website IDs in C:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles directory, but I don't know how to determine the site from the ID, nor whether the site even exists any more. (The non-existent ones can be archived somewhere else)
EDIT: I'm asking about a pre-existing tool rather than asking how to write my own. The problem is not yet worthy of writing something.
If the solution can be adapted to report on other pieces of IIS information that would be great.
Cheers. Murray.