you downloaded the correct one. Not sure what is allowed or possible within the free license. You need to set up multiple sites, each with a different host header filter. Please use the SmarterTools support forums for further inquiries about this. BTW, i never said it was a free tool, i have the 50 domain license, which cost me $299 i think. Well worth the money though, it shows me exactly what portal is overstepping its bounds....

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With smarterstats you should see values for bandwidth listed on most of the reports.  If this column is blank you are not currently logging that portion of information in IIS and will need to update your IIS log settings to capture the information.

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I have some question about the software. I try to compare the data I got from DNN sitelog and this software.

I compare the users on 2007/2/5 for them, I found the StarterStat show 223 visits, but the sitlog only show 118 Visitors. I have a little confuse about the report data because they are so different?? Does anybody know what's going on?

I check the sitelog report I think the SQL state of the sitelog report I used is(I compare my SQL statement and sitelog report. They have the same report data.)

select PortalId, count(UserHostAddress) as 'Page Views', count(Distinct UserHostAddress)as Visitors from SiteLog where DateTime >= '2007/2/5' and DateTime < '2007/2/6' group by PortalId

I have check the SQL state with all my portals. The results are all the same. But it far from the data at SmarterStat.

How should I merge these two different data for reference? Actually I suppose I can get the same report about the visitor's number, but they are so different now. Did I miss something?