Profile Options: General
Profile title
The profile title appears at the top of all NetTracker reports.
URL of the site being analyzed
The URL of the site you want to analyze. The URL cannot include a path. If you would like the profile to include only certain pages at the URL, set the Included Pages option. (For details, see "Including Only Certain Pages".)
If your Web server profile logs contain data about more than one site and you have selected the Only process traffic to the configured site check box, make sure that the URL (after the http://) is an exact match of how your site name is being recorded in your log files. (For details, see "Specifying the URL of the Site Being Analyzed".)
Case sensitive pages
Select the check box to have NetTracker consider uppercase and lowercase characters different characters. (In other words, NetTracker and nettracker would be two different words.)
In most cases, if your log files come from a UNIX system, you should enable case-sensitivity. In most cases, if your log files come from a Windows system, you should not enable case-sensitivity.
Select the check box to have NetTracker consider uppercase and lowercase characters different characters. (In other words, John and john would be two different words.)
In most cases, if your log files come from a UNIX system, you should enable case-sensitivity. In most cases, if your log files come from a Windows system, you should not enable case-sensitivity.
Number of rows per summary
The number of rows that display on each page of a NetTracker summary. The default is 10.
Page title display length
The maximum number of characters to be displayed for a page title or file name. Limiting the page title display length limits the width of the NetTracker reports, which makes them easier to read and print. You can select a number from 10 to 100, or you can select Unlimited. The default is 41.
Resolve page titles
Select the check box to have NetTracker display page titles instead of file names in the reports.
Resolve host names
Select the check box to have NetTracker resolve any host names not resolved by your server. When host names are resolved, hosts display in NetTracker reports as names instead of IP (Internet Protocol) addresses.