Monitoring Bandwidth Usage Per Site

Well, perfmon is not going to help me much, cause it does not pay attention
to host headers. The logfile thing is also damn difficult by virtue of the
way it is organized. I was hoping there was a tool out there to help people
that host multiple sites with host headers to monitor activity.

-sed

"Wayne Berry" <waynebe.DeleteThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
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 > Try Performance Monitor, or analyze your logfiles.
 >
 > Poison wrote:
  >> Is there a tool or method where I can see which site I am hosting is
 > using
  >> more than it's share of bandwidth? I am running a vanilla IIS6
 > server with
  >> nothing funky over it.
  >>
  >> -sed
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On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 23:31:22 GMT, "Poison" <poison DeleteThis @yourstorm.com>
wrote:

 >Is there a tool or method where I can see which site I am hosting is using
 >more than it's share of bandwidth? I am running a vanilla IIS6 server with
 >nothing funky over it.
 >
 >-sed

LogFileManager will do it.

John Cesta

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In terms of using log files to determine bandwidth, you might want to look
at logparser (www.logparser.com). You could easily run a query to add up the
bytes sent per set of log files.

If you're using host headers, then I'm assuming you have a different web for
each site (I could be wrong, ofc). If that's the case, you can use perfmon
to view the network information for each web, instead of IIS as a whole.

I know it would be easier if there were a tool out there for it, rather than
having to write your own ... there might be, but I don't know of one
personally. Perhaps others on this group (esp ISPs) know of a good one.

Best regards,
--
Ben Strackany
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"Poison" <poison.RemoveThis@yourstorm.com> wrote in message
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 > Well, perfmon is not going to help me much, cause it does not pay
attention
 > to host headers. The logfile thing is also damn difficult by virtue of
the
 > way it is organized. I was hoping there was a tool out there to help
people
 > that host multiple sites with host headers to monitor activity.
 >
 > -sed
 >
 > "Wayne Berry" <waynebe.RemoveThis@gmail.com> wrote in message
 > news:1108085975.485568.251460@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
  > > Try Performance Monitor, or analyze your logfiles.
  > >
  > > Poison wrote:
   > >> Is there a tool or method where I can see which site I am hosting is
  > > using
   > >> more than it's share of bandwidth? I am running a vanilla IIS6
  > > server with
   > >> nothing funky over it.
   > >>
   > >> -sed
  > >
 >
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123LogAnalyzer will do it. They have a trial version on their site.

"John Cesta" wrote:

 > On Thu, 10 Feb 2005 23:31:22 GMT, "Poison" <poison.RemoveThis@yourstorm.com>
 > wrote:
 >
  > >Is there a tool or method where I can see which site I am hosting is using
  > >more than it's share of bandwidth? I am running a vanilla IIS6 server with
  > >nothing funky over it.
  > >
  > >-sed
 >
 > LogFileManager will do it.
 >
 > John Cesta
 >
 > The CPU Checker - Monitors your CPU % while you sleep
 > LogFileManager - IIS LogFile Management Tool
 > WebPageChecker - Helps Maintain Server UpTime
 > DomainReportIt PRO - Helps Rebuild IIS
<font color=purple> > <a style='text-decoration: underline;' href="http://www.serverautomationtools.com</font" target="_blank">http://www.serverautomationtools.com</font</a>>
  > >
 >
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