Hit filters include or exclude raw data generated by individual
actions on a web site. The specifying ranges or types of data let
you limit the log data that is analyzed, letting you focus on
relevant activity.
Multiple filters can be combined in a profile with boolean
operator ( AND, OR , NOT ).
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Filters
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Description
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Advertising
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Specify the advertising that you want to filter.
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Agent
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Specify agent sub string that you want to filter.
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Authenticate User
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Specify the name of authenticate users that you want to
filter.
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Browser
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Filter activity based on the browser used by visitor.
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Client Host
Country
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Filter visitors coming from specified country.
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Client
Host Domain
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Filter visitors coming from specific domains, subnets, or IP
addresses
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Client Host IP
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Filter visitors based upon IP range of the visitor.
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Cookie
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Specify cookie that you want to filter.
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Day Of Week
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Specify the day of week that you want to filter.
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File Type
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Specify file type that you want to filter.
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Method
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Filter the HTTP methods from the reports.
You can see a complete list of HTTP methods here:
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616.txt
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OS
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Filter activity based on the OS used by visitor.
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Referrer
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Filter visitors who come from specified referrers.
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Requested
File
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Specify the file that you want to filter.
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Return Code
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Specify the types of results you want to filter.
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Spider
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Filter specified spider.
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Stolen Object
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Filter activities caused by stolen objects
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Time
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Specify the time of day that you want to filter.
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URL Parameter
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Specify the dynamic page that you want to filter.
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Virtual
Domain
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Filter virtual domain from the reports.
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