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Web Data Source Field Definitions

Field NameDefinition
appsiteFriendly name for a Website or Application
authtype
blockedThis occurs because the user is not authorized to access the site, that is, his access has been “blocked.” However, it can also be caused by technical anomalies, for example, “page not found by server.”
bytesNumber of total bytes (transmit and receive) for the session.
categoryDescribes the content of a Web page that was visited.
classificationUser defined classification for the website content that was visited. Values could be any of the following: Acceptable, Unacceptable and Neutral
clientin
clientout
contenttypeRefers to an HTTP header field that specifies the type of data contained in the body of an HTTP request or response. Values could be any of the following: jpeg, mpeg, pdf, html, css, etc.
datetimeDate time stamp associated with each recrod hit
domainA fully qualified domain name (FQDN) is a complete and unambiguous domain name that specifies the exact location of a specific resource on the internet.
groupOrganizational groups are structured in a hierarchical manner, forming a tree-like structure.
hitNumber of records (represents a record count)
identity
ipSource IP Address
network
outboundipDestination IP Address
proxyport
refererdomainHTTP header field that indicates the URL or domain from which a user navigated to the current page.
resultcodeHTTP status codes that are used to indicate the result or status of an HTTP request made to a web server. Some commonly encountered codes are: 200 OK, 404 Not Found, etc.
searchtermsSearch query or keyword, refers to the specific words or phrases that a user enters into a search engine to find information on a particular topic.
serverin
serverout
source
timeonlineAn approximation of the time that a user spends on the Internet. Wavecrest’s Smart Engine algorithms can produce the most accurate time online measurement.
userField refers to the information recorded about the user associated with a specific network connection or traffic event.
useragentHTTP header field sent by a web browser or other client software when making a request to a web server. It identifies the client’s software, version, and other relevant information to help the server understand the capabilities and requirements of the client.
visitA click action for the purpose of visiting a Web site. One click equals one request for a Web page.