Import Web Server Logs
The following table shows the options and functions available in the Import Web Server Logs dialog box.
| Use this | To do this |
| Description | Type a description for the import task. |
| Site name | Select the Web site from the drop-down list that contains the Web server log you are importing. |
| Application | Click to sort the list of log files by application. |
| Machine (Computer) | Click to sort the list of log files by computer. |
| IIS Web Site | Click to sort the list of log files by IIS Web site. |
| Log File Path | Click to sort the list of log files by log file path. |
| Log file path | Type the path for the Web log file you want to import or click the ellipsis [...] button to browse for the log file path. |
| View Log Files | Click to open the Web Server Log Files dialog box, select the Web log files you want to import from the Web Server Log Files list, and then click OK to return to the Import Web Server Logs dialog box. |
| Import all log files since last import | Select to specify that all log files created since the last import are to be imported. |
| Import log files based on date/time range | Select to specify that only log files created between the start date/time and end date/time will be imported. |
| Start date/time | Type the date and time for the beginning of the range from which log files will be imported. This option is only available if you select the Import log files based on date/time range option. |
| End date/time | Type the date and time for the beginning of the range from which log files will be imported. This option is only available if you select the Import log files based on date/time range option. |
| Advanced | Click to open the Advanced Web Log Import Properties dialog box. |
See Also
Configuring Web Log Import Properties