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Отчёт О Посещаемости Сайта Астрономической Обсерватории Петргу Asterion.Petrsu.Ru Отчёт о посещаемости сайта астрономической обсерватории ПетрГУ asterion.petrsu.ru за 2018 год 1) При анализе на компьютере был прописан только один, первый университетский DNS сервер 193.232.254.218 2) База по организациям не подключалась, а в программу были вручную введены все сети Петрозаводска (по ПетрГУ более подробно, с более мелким делением, а по остальным провайдерам – более крупно). Смотрите страницу 47 3) Также сделана отдельная таблица по сетям всего Северо-Западного Телекома, так как на стыке ПетрГУ-Онего применяется BGP маршрутизация и маршрут через этот стык идёт не только к Петрозаводским сетям Онего, а ко всему Северо-Западному Телекому. Смотрите страницу 48 (Примечание: данные приведены за весь год, но надо иметь ввиду, что летом 2018 года пиринг Онего с ПетрГУ был расторгнут. Начиная со следующего, 2019 года эта таблица больше делаться не будет). 4) Роботы НЕ считались за посетителей. 5) В конце отчёта приведены посетители наиболее интересных страниц сайта, таких как архив изданий газет по астрономии (только входная точка), страница камеры всего неба, страница статуса серверов, страница метеостанции и старая версия сайта (файлы index.htm и index.html). Смотрите страницу 127 Отчет для asterion.petrsu.ru: Общая статистика Период отчета: 01.01.2018 00:00:06 - 31.12.2018 23:59:55 Отчет создан в Пт Янв 04, 2019 - 17:53:27 Сводка Сводка Хиты Всего хитов 822 859 Хиты посетителей 723 455 Хиты роботов 99 404 Хитов в день 2 254 Хитов на посетителя 41,24 Кэшированные запросы 12 882 Ошибочные запросы 55 222 Просмотры страниц Всего просмотров страниц 136 767 1 Просмотров страниц в день 374 Просмотров страниц на посетителя 7,80 Посетители Всего посетителей 17 541 Посетителей в день 48 Всего уникальных IP-адресов 10 181 Трафик Всего трафик 240,64 ГБ Трафик посетителей 225,21 ГБ Трафик роботов 15,43 ГБ Трафик в день 675,12 МБ Трафик на хит 306,65 КБ Трафик на посетителя 13,15 МБ Отчет для asterion.petrsu.ru: Посещаемость Период отчета: 01.01.2018 00:00:06 - 31.12.2018 23:59:55 Отчет создан в Пт Янв 04, 2019 - 17:53:27 По дням Посетители по дням 2 Хиты по дням Трафик по дням Посещаемость по дням Просмотры Средняя продолжи- Дата Хиты Посетители Трафик 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