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iis log missing time_taken field

abrarfakhri
Path Finder

We have multiple version of IIS but looks like an older version is missing the last field (time_taken). We still need to determine time_taken in order to monitor the slowness of the web server etc.
I was thinking of using the GET and POST methods with a combination of transaction to calculate it.

Any ideas?

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abrarfakhri
Path Finder

We figured it out. The variable time-taken was not being set in the configurations of the IIS sites. We will get it switch ON to begin collecting the info.

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abrarfakhri
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We figured it out. The variable time-taken was not being set in the configurations of the IIS sites. We will get it switch ON to begin collecting the info.

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musskopf
Builder

What's your IIS version? Have you try to install the "MS Advanced Logging Module"? http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/advanced-logging

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