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From: lionel on 29 Jul 2007 13:38
I am trying to post an access programming query to the relevant group but am
unable bring a subject box so that I can type min my question.
Can you help?
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Lionel


"Robert Li [MSFT]" wrote:

> Hi Adrian,
>
> Thanks for posting in our newsgroup.
>
> First, after researching your IIS logs, I cannot give you valuable
> suggestion. Because the data in the log is closely related to the
> environment of your company, it¡®s hard to judge the values are high or
> low. Some time error occurs even if you take a completely right action. For
> example, when you visit http://PublicDomainName/exchange, first
> ¡°401.1-logon failed error¡± may occur, when you input the account and
> password, ¡°200-OK. The client request has successes¡± is produced. So
> it¡¯s difficult to draw a conclusion from these numbers.
>
> If you want to know how IIS Status Codes is created, you must provide the
> following information: Sitename, IP address, Port, username, SC-status and
> so on to us. You can find this information in the IIS log. You can easily
> gather the log with Monitoring and Reporting.
>
> For more information, please refer to:
> IIS Status Codes
> http://support.microsoft.com/?id=318380
>
> The SBS 2003 Monitoring and Reporting can monitor your server performance,
> usage, health status and create report. You can configure these services
> to monitoring your IIS and other performance. Although Monitoring and
> Reporting cannot provide the same statistics as AWSTATS software, it can
> help you monitor your system and provide information to prevent critical
> problem from happening.
>
> To do this, please take the following steps:
>
> 1. Open Server Management and then click Monitoring and Reporting.
> 2. Click Set Up Monitoring Reports and Alerts, and click Next.
> 3. Select Receive a daily performance report in e-mail, View the usage
> report in Server Management, Receive a usage report in e-mail every other
> week, and click OK.
> 4. Input e-mail address to receive the reports and click Next.
> 5. Select a user to view the usage report and click Next.
> 6. Input a e-mail to receive notification of performance alerts by e-mail,
> and click Next.
> 7. Click Finish.
> 8. Click change Server Status Reporting Setting and click Next.
> 9. Click Server Performance Report and click Edit. On the Content tab, make
> sure IIS log is selected and then click OK.
> 10. Click Server Usage Report and click Edit. On the Content tab, make sure
> IIS log is selected and then click OK.
> 11. Click Close.
>
> Please also take your time to check IIS setting to make sure they are
> correctly configured.
>
> If you need further assistance, please don¡¯t hesitate to let me know.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
> Robert Li(MSFT)
>
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> <Message-ID: <45BFCECF.7000806@_removeme_ubiquisys.com>
> <Date: Tue, 30 Jan 2007 23:03:43 +0000
> <From: "Adrian Marsh (NNTP)" <adrian.marsh@_removeme_ubiquisys.com>
> <User-Agent: Thunderbird 1.5.0.9 (Windows/20061207)
> <MIME-Version: 1.0
> <Subject: IIS logs for Exchange/OMA Access
> <Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1
> <Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
> <X-Antivirus: avast! (VPS 000709-0, 30/01/2007), Outbound message
> <X-Antivirus-Status: Clean
> <Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
> <NNTP-Posting-Host: 213-162-121-253.adrian080.adsl.metronet.co.uk
> 213.162.121.253
> <Lines: 1
> <Path: TK2MSFTNGHUB02.phx.gbl!TK2MSFTNGP01.phx.gbl!TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl
> <Xref: TK2MSFTNGHUB02.phx.gbl microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs:13955
> <X-Tomcat-NG: microsoft.public.windows.server.sbs
> <
> <All,
> <
> <I'm monitoring my IIS logs in awstats, and I see high failure counts
> <(time period: 1 month, jan)
> <
> <302 Moved temporarily (redirect) 11273 52.5 % 6.41 MB
> <500 Internal server Error 7993 37.2 % 2.39 MB
> <401 Unauthorized 1025 4.7 % 865.85 KB
> <206 Partial Content 670 3.1 % 10.82 MB
> <403 Forbidden 421 1.9 % 154.61 KB
> <404 Document Not Found 52 0.2 % 86.29 KB
> <301 Moved permanently (redirect) 29 0.1 % 11.11 KB
> <400 Bad Request 2 0 % 25 Bytes
> <503 Server busy 1 0 % 424 Bytes
> <440 Unknown error 1 0 % 452 Bytes
> <
> <Are these high numbers? It looks so to me..
> <
> <This is a single card SBS2003 SP2, R1 system, with <10 mobile WM5 users.
> <
> <The ones that concern me the most are the 500 messages. Heres a log
> <snapshot (names changed to protect from SPAM)
> <
> <Whats the event-flow for a WM5 accessing then? I see a 200 first for
> </Microsoft-Server-Activesync, followed by a 401 on exchange-oma..
> <
> <The user has all of the Exchange mobile features ticked.
> <
> <2007-01-30 18:52:09 OPTIONS /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync domain\myuser
> <193.35.129.161 HTTP/1.1 MSFT-PPC/5.1.2300 - 200 587
> <2007-01-30 18:52:09 PROPFIND
> </exchange-oma/joe.bloggs(a)somewhere.com/NON_IPM_SUBTREE/Microsoft-Server-Act
> iveSync/PocketPC/37376433EC2F107EC86AB9B2AB8CEC09
> <- 192.168.50.3 HTTP/1.1 Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync/6.5.7638.1 - 401 597
> <2007-01-30 18:52:09 PROPFIND
> </exchange-oma/joe.bloggs(a)somewhere.com/NON_IPM_SUBTREE/Microsoft-Server-Act
> iveSync/PocketPC/37376433EC2F107EC86AB9B2AB8CEC09
> <domain\myuser 192.168.50.3 HTTP/1.1
> <Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync/6.5.7638.1 - 409 377
> <2007-01-30 18:52:09 MKCOL
> </exchange-oma/joe.bloggs(a)somewhere.com/NON_IPM_SUBTREE/Microsoft-Server-Act
> iveSync
> <- 192.168.50.3 HTTP/1.1 Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync/6.5.7638.1 - 403 379
> <2007-01-30 18:52:09 POST /Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync domain\myuser
> <193.35.129.161 HTTP/1.1 MSFT-PPC/5.1.2300 - 403 297
> <
> <I'm trying to verify my IIS folder settings:
> <
> </Exchange
> < Anonymous Access: Unticked
> < Integrated Windows Authentication: Ticked
> < Basic Authentication: Ticked
> < Default Domain: \
> < SSL Required: Ticked, Require 128bit
> <
> </exchange-oma
> < Anonymous Access: Ticked
> < Integrated Windows Authentication: Ticked
> < Basic Authentication: Ticked
> < Default Domain: \
> < SSL Required: Unticked
> <
> </Exadmin
> < Anonymous Access: Unticked
> < Integrated Windows Authentication: Ticked
> < Basic Authentication: Ticked
> < Default Domain: \
> < SSL Required: Ticked, Require 128bit
> <
> </ExchWeb
> < Anonymous Access: Ticked
> < Integrated Windows Authentication: Unticked
> < Basic Authentication: Unticked
> < Default Domain: Greyed out
> < SSL Required: Ticked, Require 128bit
> <
> </Microsoft-Server-Activesync
> < Anonymous Access: Unticked
> < Integrated Windows Authentication: ticked
> < Basic Authentication: ticked
> < Default Domain: \
> < SSL Required: Unticked
> <
> <
>
>
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