The most frequent keyphrases or keywords used to find your site from Internet search engines and directories. Note that the total number keywords may be greater than the total number of keyphrases (which is the real number of searches); when a search consists of two or more words, each keyword is listed separately.
Awstats is able to recognize 116 different search engines and directories.

Robots (sometimes referred to as "spiders") are automatic computer programs used by many search engines. These programs visit your Web site to index and rank it, collect statistics, and test whether your site is still online.
Awstats is able to recognize 335 different robots.

All times are based on Pacific time.

Here, reported data are average values, calculated from all data between the first and last visit.

Here, reported data are cumulative sums, calculated from all data between the first and last visit.

Some visit durations are 'unknown' because they can't always be calculated. The major reasons for this are:
- The visit was not finished when the statistics were updated.
- the visit started in the last hour (after 23:00) of the last day of a month (a technical reason prevents Awstats from calculating the duration of such visits)

Worms are other computers that are infected by a virus. The computers try to connect to the Web server to infect it. In all known cases, these worms have no effect because they are designed to exploit bugs in old software. Our servers use newer software that is not vulnerable to any known worm, and you can simply ignore these hits.

No description is available for this error.

Request was understood by server but will be processed later.

Server has processed the request but there is no document to send.

Partial content.

The requested document was moved and the server sent a redirect response.

No description for this error.

Syntax error, server didn't understand request.

Visitor tried to view a page that required a password. This response code means the server asked the visitor for the username and password instead of sending the actual page; it is not an actual "error".

Visitor tried to reach a page that is configured to be "forbidden". This often means a visitor provided the address of a directory that did not contain an index file.

Visitor tried to reach a nonexistent page ("404 not found"). This error sometimes indicates an invalid link somewhere in your site, but if you just see a few of these, it's more likely that a visitor mistyped an address.

Server has taken too much time to respond to a request. This error frequently involves either a slow CGI script which the server was required to kill or an extremely congested web server.

Internal error. This error is often caused by a misconfigured CGI program or ".htaccess" file. Search the Tiger technologies help pages for "internal server error" for more information.

Unknown requested action.

Code returned by a HTTP server that works as a proxy or gateway when a real, targeted server doesn't answer successfully to the client's request.

The server is too busy to handle the request.

Gateway Time-out.

HTTP Version Not Supported.