MOSS Usage Reports explained
This blog posting applies to Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007.
The site usage reports that MOSS provides are fairly simple, but can be useful if you haven't got any other tools for tracking site usage. One problem with them, however, is that the information they present is not really explained anywhere. Columns are often named "Value" and sometimes it's not clear exactly what the value represents. Another example is what does "Requests" actually measure? The answer is that Requests always measures Page Views, not all HTTP requests for individual items like images, style sheets, etc.
The attached document gives clear, detailed explanations of all out-of-box report elements.
MOSS Usage Reports explained.doc
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Anonymous
September 06, 2008
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September 07, 2008
Great post, almost every week someone ask me about Usage ReportsAnonymous
October 07, 2008
Great information. Wondering if there is an easy way of integrating the reports into a dasboard.Anonymous
October 07, 2008
Disregard previous message, I found it.Anonymous
October 15, 2008
I have came through blog of Mark Arend , I found this great information explained by him. MOSS UsageAnonymous
March 02, 2009
I recently received an email asking if I knew why the available metrics for a site's home page are