Q143187: HTTP Server MIB definitions

Article: Q143187
Product(s): Internet Information Server
Version(s): 1.0
Operating System(s): 
Keyword(s): kbusage
Last Modified: 07-MAY-1999

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The information in this article applies to:

- Microsoft Internet Information Server 1.0 
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SUMMARY
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The Hyper Text Transfer Protocol MIB (HTTP.MIB) for Internet Information Server
contains 16 objects specifically designed to support computers running Internet
Information Server on Windows NT 3.51. This article lists the HTTP.MIB objects
and description.

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The following lists the HTTP MIB objects and a description of each object. The
objects are collecting Http Server Statistics:

TotalBytesSent_HighWord:

  This is the high 32-bits of the total number of of BYTEs sent by the
  Http Server.

TotalBytesSent_LowWord:

  This is the low 32-bits of the total number of
  of BYTEs sent by the Http Server.

TotalBytesReceived_HighWord:

  This is the high 32-bits of the total number of
  of BYTEs received by the Http Server.

TotalBytesReceived_LowWord:

  This is the low 32-bits of the total number of
  of BYTEs received by the Http Server.

TotalFilesSent:

  This is the total number of files sent by this
  Http Server.

CurrentAnonymousUsers:

  This is the number of anonymous users currently
  connected to the Http Server.

CurrentNonAnonymousUsers:

  This is the number of nonanonymous users currently
  connected to the Http Server.

TotalAnonymousUsers:

  This is the total number of anonymous users that
  have ever connected to the Http Server.

TotalNonAnonymousUsers:

  This is the total number of nonanonymous users
  that have ever connected to the Http Server.

MaxAnonymousUsers:

  This is the maximum number of anonymous users
  simultaneously connected to the Http Server.

MaxNonAnonymousUsers:

  This is the maximum number of nonanonymous users
  simultaneously connected to the Http Server.

CurrentConnections:

  This is the current number of connections to the
  Http Server.

MaxConnections:

  This is the maximum number of simultaneous
  connections to the Http Server.

ConnectionAttempts:

  This is the number of connection attempts that
  have been made to the Http Server.

LogonAttempts:

  This is the number of logon attempts that have
  been made to this Http Server.

TotalGets:

  This is the number of requests using the GET method
  that have been made to this Http Server.

TotalPosts:

  This is the number of requests using the POST method
  that have been made to this Http Server.

TotalHeads:

  This is the number of requests using the HEAD method
  that have been made to this Http Server.

TotalOthers:

  This is the number of requests not using the GET,
  POST or HEAD method that have been made to this Http
  Server.

TotalCGIRequests:

  This is the number of Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
  requests that have been made to this Http Server.

TotalBGIRequests:

  This is the number of Binary Gateway Interface (BGI)
  requests that have been made to this Http Server.

TotalNotFoundErrors:

  This is the number of requests the Http server could
  not satisfy because the requested resource could not be found.

The HTTP.MIB file is available on the Internet Information Server compact disc in
the SDK directory.

Additional query words: prodiis

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Keywords          : kbusage 
Technology        : kbiisSearch kbiis100
Version           : 1.0

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