Visitor Statistics

CDNetworks provides various dimensions of visitors’ behaviors to meet your different needs. The dimensions include IP, Page Views (PV), Unique Visitors (UV), User-Agent (UA), Average Download Speed, and Region Distribution.

How to Access Visitors

1. Log in to the CDNetworks Console, and select the corresponding product.
2. Click Analytics > Visitors. You will see six tabs: IP, Page Views (PV), Unique Visitors (UV), User-Agent, Average Download Speed, and Region Distribution. Select the tab you want to view. Filter the query time range and domain, then click Query to see the corresponding data.
3. In the upper right corner of the chart, click to export detailed data.

Each tab displays different visitor data. Please refer to the detailed introduction below.

IP

The number of unique visitor IP addresses for the selected domain within the query time range. You can view detailed charts, the total number of unique IPs, and the peak number of unique IPs.

• When the query time is less than one day, the chart data granularity is one hour. An IP visiting multiple times within one hour will only be counted once. 00:00:00-01:00:00 data is calculated at 01:00:00.
• When the query time is greater than one day, the chart data granularity is one day. An IP visiting multiple times within one day will only be counted once.
• Click Compare, select the time periods, and click Query to display a comparison of visitor IP amounts between the two time periods.

Page Views (PV)

PV refers to page views or page clicks.
Visitor page views of the selected domain within the query time range. You can view: detailed charts, total PVs, peak PVs, and daily data (displaying the PVs each day).

• When the query time is less than one day, the chart data granularity is one hour. 00:00:00-01:00:00 data is calculated at 01:00:00.
• When the query time is greater than one day, the chart data granularity is one day.
• PV is calculated based on the requests with response status codes in the (0, 400] range. Default types include: htm, html, php, asp, shtm, shtml, aspx, xml, xhtml, xsl, cfm, htx, htmls, phtml, jsp, hph3, txt, wml, lhtml, pl, cgi, cfm, acgi, srch, qry. URLs ending with / (e.g., http://www.test.com/abc/) or without a . (e.g., http://www.test.com/abc) are also counted in PV.
• Click Compare, select the time periods, and click Query to display a comparison of PVs between the two time periods.

Unique Visitors (UV)

UV is identified based on IP and UA (IP, operating system, browser). For example, if both the IP and UA are the same, it is considered one UV, one unique visitor.
Visitor UV data of the selected domain within the query time range. You can view: detailed charts, peak UVs.

• When the query time is less than one day, the chart data granularity is one hour. A UV visiting multiple times within one hour will only be counted once. 00:00:00-01:00:00 data is calculated at 01:00:00.
• When the query time is greater than one day, the chart data granularity is one day: a UV visiting multiple times within one day will only be counted once.
• Click Compare, select the time periods, and click Query to display a comparison of UVs between the two time periods.

User-Agent (UA)

Multi-dimensional UA visitor data of the selected domain within the query time range, including dimensions such as operating system, browser, and mobile brand.

Operating System
Provides requests, traffic, and proportions for different PC and mobile operating systems.

Browser
Provides requests, traffic, and proportions for different browsers.

Mobile Brand
Provides requests, traffic, and proportions for different mobile device brands.

Average Download Speed

Average Download Speed provides the download speed data of the selected domain within the query period. You can view the detailed charts, peak download speed, and average download speed.
The data can be aggregated by either Daily or Hourly, and you can easily select the aggregation period in the panel.

Region Distribution

Region distribution data of the selected domain within the query time range. The region is based on the visitor’s IP.

• Success Requests: Requests with status codes in the [100,399] range are counted as success requests.
• Fail Requests: Requests with status codes outside the [100,399] range are counted as fail requests.
• Success Rate = Success Requests / Total Requests