This setting helps you track down requests that
require too much time to complete. Even if there isn??™t anything wrong with your server, you
can use this setting to monitor the performance of the Web site under a normal load. You
must define either the
/timeTaken
or the
/statuscodes
arguments to create a functional
entry.
/statuscodes:
CodesAsInt
Defines the status codes that the trace log will track. For
example, you might not be interested in tracking the 200 (success) messages. You can see a
list of the standard HTML codes at
http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10
.html
. This command line switch is inclusive. You can??™t use it to exclude the 200 messages,
but you can use it to include the 500 messages. The default status codes include 500,400,401,
and 403. You must define either the
/timeTaken
or the
/statuscodes
arguments to create
a functional entry.
VDIR
Creates, removes, and manages virtual directory entries for the server. The default
setup includes a root directory for the Default Web Site. When adding a new virtual directory,
you normally include an application name, path within the Web site, and physical path.
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