Total Requests is the only log type that is populating

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chrysallis

February 16, 2014 00:07

I would like to monitor the domains being accessed on my network, however, the only log type that is populating is the "Total Requests" log type. Any suggestions?

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  rotblitz February 16, 2014 18:10

  If this is a new account, you have to wait 24 hours to get all stats, else your stats will be available after 1-3 hours.  Stats are not real-time.

  If you still have problems with your domain stats after a time, you'll want to open a support ticket.

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  chrysallis February 16, 2014 18:38

  Thanks. The other log types are populating now, just not as I would expect. It is actually giving me all requests made through openDNS...whether it be made by an application or a person.

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  rotblitz February 16, 2014 19:02

  "It is actually giving me all requests made through openDNS...whether it be made by an application or a person."

  Yes, sure.  How could OpenDNS see the difference?  The DNS queries look all the same, no matter who or what has caused them.

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  chrysallis February 16, 2014 19:08

  It'd be nice if OpenDNS could include user agent strings as a log field to be used in conjunction with the domain logs. I understand that this is free software though so it wouldn't make much sense financially and most people probably don't even know what a UAS is.

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  rotblitz February 17, 2014 00:11

  "It'd be nice if OpenDNS could include user agent strings"

  There are no "user agent strings" with DNS queries which could be included.  We are not talking HTTP, but DNS.

  "I understand that this is free software"

  No, it is not software at all, but a configurable DNS service.

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  chrysallis February 17, 2014 01:45

  Thanks Rotblitz.

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