If you are wanting to do a report of IIS log information, then I would suggest using some of the Reporting Services report packs that you can download from MSDN. If you don't want to go that route, these packs reference the a log tool that you can download from MSDN that will crunch all of your log files and place them into a database appropriately. The tool is LogParser. Once they are in a database, you are free to do all that you need.
I prefer to use a web interface for displaying log data (more portable that way). If you use Reporting Serivces's report packs, you should have full log anaylsis interface within a short time.
Can you explain what information you want to read. About Log files, you should search for IIS Log parser that will give you those data in understandable format.
Hi, Actually From my code i want to access webserver (IIS) from anywhere either from local location r remote location so that i may access its log folder where it writes its logs.then i want to get the specific Log file to parse..
Accessing IIS And its Log folder
Ingenious
Hello,
If you are wanting to do a report of IIS log information, then I would suggest using some of the Reporting Services report packs that you can download from MSDN. If you don't want to go that route, these packs reference the a log tool that you can download from MSDN that will crunch all of your log files and place them into a database appropriately. The tool is LogParser. Once they are in a database, you are free to do all that you need.
I prefer to use a web interface for displaying log data (more portable that way). If you use Reporting Serivces's report packs, you should have full log anaylsis interface within a short time.
Hope this helps.
Nathan
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sorry for weak english..
Thanx