ISA Reporting - Needs to be updated
- From: "David V. Dellanno" <ddellanno@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 09:49:21 -0400
Hi Tom and Jim,
I know this question is down at the bottom of the barrel but thought
I might ask.
Ever wonder what is Unknown? Is it just something Microsoft is slow
in updating the ISA's Reporting tool to be more accuate in its
reporting? Or is it just something irrelivant to report and find it hard
to keep the report engine more up-to-date? Are we able to modify the
report engine to help define the UNKNOWN?
Under Protocols list, I have specified protocol rules to what ISA
provided in its list, but UNKNOWN appears? I'm just wondering if the
default out-of-the-box ISA is configured with specific protocol rules
why would the report engine result with an unknown?
Just wondering...no real rush in an answer :-)
Traffic by protocols
Protocol Requests % of Total Requests
http 14559 78.0 %
UNKNOWN 1503 8.1 %
SSL-tunnel 1135 6.1 %
DNS Query 1002 5.4 %
KazaaLite 236 1.3 %
SMTP Server 83 0.4 %
ftp 30 0.2 %
NNTP 29 0.2 %
NTP (UDP) 26 0.1 %
FTP Download only 18 0.1 %
MSN Messenger and Net2Phone 9 0.0 %
SMTP 8 0.0 %
MMS - Windows Media 7 0.0 %
RTSP 5 0.0 %
HTTPS Server 3 0.0 %
NetBios Name Service 1 0.0 %
Total 18654 100.0 %
Web traffic by operating system
No Operating System Unique Users Requests % of
Total Requests
1 Windows 2000 8 9501 63.8 %
2 UNKNOWN 9 4453 29.9 %
3 Windows 2 889 6.0 %
4 Windows 32bit 4 55 0.4 %
Total 13 14898 100.0 %
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Regards,
David V. Dellanno - MCSE, MCP+I, MCP
MSDEMO Consultants
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