Viewing User Statistics

To display user statistics in the proxy services audit log:

  1. In NetWare Administrator, click the Server object representing the Novell BorderManager 3.7 server.

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  2. Select Novell BorderManager 3.7 from the Tools menu.

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  3. Click Proxy Cache > select View Audit Log from the Object menu.

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  4. Double-click the entry for that host in the first list box in the User Statistics window.

    A window with two list boxes displays: the Number of Users list box and the Hosts Accessed list box.

    NOTE:  You can click the column heading of either list box to sort the entries in that column in ascending or descending order. The sorting order is reversed each time you click the column heading.

    The Number of Users list box provides the following information about Proxy Services activity:

    • Username---NDS® or Novell eDirectoryTM name or IP address of the user. In the case of an IP address, the DNS domain name will be displayed if it exists in the local DNS list. The local DNS list is built automatically each time the WHO IS or DNS Hostname command is invoked using the right-click menu.
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    • Hosts Accessed---Number of hosts accessed for the specified period of time.
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    • Hit Volume---Total number of times data was found in the cache for all hosts accessed.
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    • Miss Volume---Total number of times data was not found in the cache for all hosts accessed.
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    • Hit Size---Total amount of data that was found in the cache for all hosts accessed.
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    • Miss Size---Total amount of data that was not found in the cache for all hosts accessed.
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    The Hosts Accessed list box provides the following information about Proxy Services activity:

    • Protocol---Protocol string representing the port number used for the connection: HTTP, FTP, HTTPS, and so on. For example, HTTP represents a connection made using port 80.
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    • Hostname---DNS domain name or IP address of the accessed host.
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    • Hit Volume---Number of times data was found in the cache for this host.
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    • Miss Volume---Number of times data was not found in the cache for this host.
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    • Hit Size---Amount of data that was found in the cache for the accessed host.
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    • Miss Size---Amount of data that was not found in the cache (misses) for the accessed host.
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  5. To display additional types of user information, do one of the following:

    1. To display all the connections made by a user, double-click a username in the Number of Users list box.

      The User Log Entries window displays, providing the following information about Proxy Services activity:

      • Entry Time---Time connection was established.
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      • Username---NDS or eDirectory name or IP address of user.
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      • Status---Whether the proxy server found the requested data in the cache (hit or miss).
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      • Protocol---Protocol string representing the port number used for the connection: HTTP, FTP, HTTPS, and so on. For example, HTTP represents a connection made using port 80.
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      • Hostname---DNS domain name or IP address of the accessed host.
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      • Data Length---Amount of data transferred from the cache or the original host.
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      • Command---Commands used: Get, Post, Passthrough, and so on.
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    2. To view usage trends graphs, click Usage Trends > select the category of usage trend data.

      You can view the following categories of usage trend data by time of day in one-hour increments:

      • Number of users---Bar graph showing the number of unique users allowed to connect to a host.
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      • Number of hosts accessed---Bar graph showing the number of hosts accessed.
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      • Amount of hit and miss data (volume)---Bar graph showing the number of cache hits and misses.
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      • Number of hosts accessed and amount of hit and miss data (volume)---Combination line and bar graph showing the number of hosts accessed, cache hits, and cache misses.
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      All graphs can be saved to disk, copied to the clipboard, or printed.

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