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Started by Turgut Kalfaoglu
Fri, 04 Aug 1995 00:00
NETNEWS@DEARN Statistics for July 95
Author: Turgut Kalfaoglu
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 1995 00:00
Date: Fri, 04 Aug 1995 00:00
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1) -- Matrix Summary
This first chart shows a line for each country, containing
the total number of commands received from that country,
and the amount of bytes sent to that country.
At the end of this table, the sum of Kilobytes sent to countries,
and the total of data RECEIVEd by the server(s) is shown.
"Total Records Processed" indicates how many data lines were
read from raw statistics file(s) for the creation
of this report.
Utilisation data of Servers by country
Files Used: NETNEWS 199507 *
Period: From: 19950701
Until: 19950731
Country /PDDIR /PDGET /HELP /CACHE UNKNOWN AllCommands KBytesSent
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IL | 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 6,001,453
DE | 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 2,878,957
BE | 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 717,092
IE | 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 0| 130,160
Total: 0| 9,727,661
Total KiloBytes rcv: 6,294,459
INF=> Total Statistics Records read: 193,808
2) -- Server Contributions (output) by Node
This chart shows the comparative output (such as sendfile)
of each server involved in the creation of this report.
NETNEWS 9,727,680 Kbytes (100%) *****************************************
3) -- Distribution of traffic by file size
For this chart, each send or receive recorded is counted
as one unit, and the number of units are accumulated
based on file size. For example, a 50% in the first column
of 1K-2K range indicates that half of all files sent were
between 1 kilobyte and 2 kilobytes in size.
Files Sent from the server(s): Files Received by the server(s):
4-8K (1%) (4%) **
8-16K (1%) (1%)
16-32K (4%) ** (1%)
32-64K (49%) ************************ (3%) *
64-128K (31%) *************** (81%) ****************************
128-256K (14%) ******* (8%) ****
256-512K (0%) (1%)
4) Country-Country Matrix
This chart shows the TOTAL amount of data sent from the
server to each country, plus, the amount received by the
server, from each country. The numbers are in Kilobytes.
Cntry NETNEWS
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IL | 6027229|
DE | 9145088|
BE | 719644|
IE | 130160|
5) -- Detail Summary
This chart shows the breakdown of all commands received
from a country (if applicable for this server), and the
amount of data sent or received to that country.
RCV on column two indicates that x bytes were received FROM
that country, and SF indicates x bytes were sent TO that
country.
Country Command Total:
------- ------- ------
IL RCV 26,394,624
IL SF 6,145,487,580
--> Total bytes TO IL is: 6,145,487,580 (62%)
--> Total bytes FROM IL is: 26,394,624 (0%)
Country Command Total:
------- ------- ------
DE RCV 6,416,518,180
DE SF 2,948,052,020
--> Total bytes TO DE is: 2,948,052,020 (30%)
--> Total bytes FROM DE is: 6,416,518,180 (100%)
Country Command Total:
------- ------- ------
BE RCV 2,613,248
BE SF 734,302,208
--> Total bytes TO BE is: 734,302,208 (7%)
--> Total bytes FROM BE is: 2,613,248 (0%)
Country Command Total:
------- ------- ------
IE SF 133,283,840
--> Total bytes TO IE is: 133,283,840 (1%)
Legends:
"SF" indicates a SENDFILE operation from the server, to a user.
"SFD" indicates a multi-recipient DIST "sendfile" from server, to
multiple users.
"RCV" is received bytes from other sites, by THIS/these servers.
"RCVI" is received bytes from another identical server. I stands for
"internal"
"UNKNOWN" is an unknown command (usually user error)
A country code of ?? indicates an unparsable user address.
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