Introduction
	No doubt, you are at least curious about the traffic that your web site attracts. More likely, your business depends on obtaining detailed information about your web site traffic, and adapting to that information. Our Virtual Private Servers system allows you to easily obtain all the statistical information you need to know about usage of your web site. The actual data logged in your Virtual Private Servers Web Server Log Files is arcane, to say the least. To make any sense of it, you need a log file analysis program to process and analyze it for you. Fortunately there are numerous programs that will do just that. Analog Analog is a program to measure the usage on your web server. It tells you which pages are most popular, which countries people are visiting from, which sites they tried to follow broken links from, and all sorts of other useful information. Other Unix Software There are a number of web server log file analyzing programs available that can be installed directly on a Virtual Private Servers. Most of these programs will analyze your web server log files in-place and then create HTML, text, or even e-mail reports of your Virtual web server traffic. Our Web Development Team has made several of these available on all Virtual Private Servers host machines. They are pre-configured for easy installation, and best of all, they are completely free of charge. Urchin AWStats http-analyze The Webalizer WebTrends Log Analyzer WebTrends Log Analyzer produces attractive graphical reports of your web site traffic. It is easy to use since it runs on your own Windows PC. Simply configure it to download your Virtual Private Servers log files to your PC automatically and create predefined statistical reports. Those reports can remain on your PC, or be automatically uploaded back to your Virtual Private Servers.
	Scheduling Analysis Programs to Run Regularly
	You will probably want your web server statistical reports to be created regularly. For example, you may want a regular weekly report of activity at your site, or perhaps an e-mail report delivered daily. The Unix Cron utility can be used to automatically run such scheduled processes.