Viewing the report

About viewing

Reports are displayed from the Report Results page. Because XHTML reports display in a new browser window and .txt and .csv reports display in any associated program you can have two or more reports display simultaneously.

Viewing the report

Use the following steps to display a report.

Step	Action
1	On the Report Results page, find the report you want to view.
2	Click on the Report Name. Result The report displays.

Step

Action

On the Report Results page, find the report you want to view.

Click on the Report Name.

Result

The report displays.

Viewing a SmartFilter Report

Using the SmartFilter categories, you can create a SmartFilter report. SmartFilter reports provide you with the following information:

The "x-smartfilter-categories" values are two letter strings (such as "gm" for games)
The "x-smartfilter-result" values are either 1 (for blocked) or 0 (for not blocked). The "blocked" value means the NetCache prevented the user (client IP) from opening the web page. The "unblocked" means the NetCache allowed the user to open the web page.

The following screen is a typical SmartFilter report.

Viewing a Billing Report

ContentReporter gives you the ability to generate Billing reports (delimited Text files) based on usage of your network resources. You can import these Billing reports into third-party billing applications as delimited text files.

Note
Whenever your administrator changes the Billing aggregation settings, the database is cleared of all billing data for the ContentReporter servers connected to your database. Any pre-existing query definitions with billing statistics will no longer generate data. If your administrator modifies the Billing tab settings, delete any pre-existing query definitions based on Billing statistics, and create new query definitions based on Billing statistics.

You obviously need to work very closely with your admin on making sure you have access to the latest billing setup information.

To learn more about configuring Billing aggregation, see the ContentReporter 3.0 System Administration Guide.

Viewing queries with Object hit rate and Byte hit rate elements

Object Hit rate equals the percent of hits served from the cache against total hits for data values other than numeric values (other than statistics) like URL, Date, Status code, abort code etc.
Object hit rate = (total hits) / ( total hits + total misses)
Byte Hit rate means Percent of bytes served from cache against total bytes for data values other than numeric values(other than statistics) like URL, Date, Status code, abort code etc.
Byte hit rate = (total bytes for hits) / ( total bytes for hits + total bytes for misses)

Totals hits includes hits served from cache + origin server.