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8E6 TECHNOLOGIES, ENTERPRISE REPORTER 3.0 USER’S GUIDE 165
CLIENT USER SECTION: CHAPTER 4 - USING THE CLIENT
• Category Count - This column displays the number of
categories a user has visited, or the number of categories
included within a given site. Categories are set up for the
Web access logging device filter via the Settings menu
option. It is possible for a site to be listed in more than one
category, so even if a user has visited only one site, this
column may count the user’s visit in two or three catego-
ries.
• IP Count - This column displays the number of sites or
categories visited by the IP address on the user’s machine.
• User Count - This column displays the number of individu-
als who have visited a specific site or category.
• Site Count - This column displays the number of sites a
user has visited, or the number of sites in a category. This
figure is based on the root name of the site. For example, if
a user visits www.espn.com, www.msn.com, and
www.foxsports.com, that user will have visited three pages.
If that same user additionally visits www.espn.com/scores,
the total number of sites visited would still count as three—
and not as four—because the latter page is on the original
ESPN site that was already counted.
• Page Count - This column displays the total number of
pages visited. A user may visit only one site, but visit 20
pages on that site. If a user visits a page with popup ads,
these items would add to the page count. If a page has
banner ads that link to other pages, these items also would
factor into the page count. In categories that use a lot of
popup ads—porn, gambling, and other related sites—the
page count usually exceeds the number of objects per
page.
By clicking the down arrow to the right of any record in this
column, a report screen displays with details for all pages
visited, including hyperlinks to those pages. On this screen,
you have the option to include Information columns for
Category, User, IP, and Site by clicking in the checkboxes.