Setting Up Usage Analysis in FrontPage version 2002

Usage Analysis Reports help you better understand who visits your site by allowing you to quickly find what pages are getting the most hits and how customers find your site using referring URLs by creating daily, weekly, or monthly reports. You can also filter and chart these reports to see the exact information that you want. The Site Administration page lets you enable or disable the collection of usage information for your Web site. You can also specify how often usage information is collected and kept. 

To set up and use the Usage Analysis Reports feature, open a Web site in FrontPage 2002, make sure the Web site is published on a Web server running SharePoint™ Team Services from Microsoft or Microsoft FrontPage® 2002 Server Extensions, then do the following: 

To turn on the Usage Analysis Reports feature-

1. On the Tools menu, point to Server, and then click Administration Home. 
2. On the Site Administration page, under Configure Usage Analysis Settings, check if usage analysis is On. If usage analysis is enabled, skip to step 6.

Note: If you don't see Configure Usage Analysis Settings, check to make sure you are logged into the root Web site. This feature is not available on subwebs. For more information, see your server administrator or ISP.

3. To enable usage analysis, click Change usage analysis settings. 
4. In the Usage Analysis area, select On to enable usage analysis. 
5. Click Submit.
6. Exit the Site Administration page.
7. To view usage analysis reports, in FrontPage go the View menu, point to Reports, and then select the report you want to run. 

Tip: If you select usage analysis settings on the Site Administration page, but usage analysis is not enabled on the server, you will not be able to view usage information in your FrontPage Reports view. See your server administrator or ISP for more information. 

More information

For more information about Usage Analysis Settings, see Microsoft FrontPage 2002 Help.