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The Web Log Explorer is a powerful interactive web server log analyzer. This easy for use and feature-rich tool can generate fast, effective reports of any kind and display them in friend for you the format.

Azure Web Log analyzer tells you all you want about your web site: What are the most popular pages and files on your site? How many visitors are there and where are they from? What browsers and OS they use? What is your sites traffic?

Traffic Log is a web statistics script. Traffic Log enables you to track hits and unique visitors, hits by page, by date, browser and captures the entry page for each visitor. The log file can be purged of old visits through use of the script.

Calculate those tedious Statistics and Discrete Mathematics formulas quickly, easily, all while learning! Combinatorics, probabilities, expected values, confidence intervals, data analysis, hypothesis testing and more. Free formula guide!

IP bandwidth usage in means of traffic statistics for Linux gateways broken down with a minute precision by host and service captured from libpcap prepared as HTML to view in a browser or in Freeware Traffic Statistics Windows client.

Statistics Counter Service is a complete real-time counter hosting tool. It lets you offer powerful counter service to others from your site.

World Football Statistics is an excellent European football (soccer) statistics program that enables you to update results via the Internet. You can look through and print out all league standings, tables and results.

MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic shows accumulated bandwidth usage of a network interface like ethernet, DSL or PPP in tray. It generates IP traffic statistics IPDR data and can generate reports on his top bandwidth consumers cut by host and service.

MZL & Novatech TrafficStatistic shows accumulated bandwidth usage of a network interface like ethernet, DSL or PPP in tray. It generates IP traffic statistics IPDR data and can generate reports on his top bandwidth consumers cut by host and service.