Controls the resolution of host names (e.g. verizon.com) from visitor's raw IP addresses.

Controls the logging of page requests made by Feed Readers. This setting must be enabled in order to compile statistics about your site's feeds.

Controls the logging of page requests made by known robots and spiders. Turning this feature on will dramatically increase the number of requests that are processed and logged.

Controls the logging of requests made by named users.

Controls whether OWA should crawl the web pages that refer visitors to your web site and extract descriptive meta-data that will be used in reporting.

This setting controls whether OWA should delay logging the first hit of new visitors untill a secondary http request for a special web bug is made. This tactic is used to foil spiders/robots that spoof their user agents in an attempt to appear like a normal web browser.

This setting controls whether OWA should should log Domstreams.

This setting controls the P3P compact privacy policy that is returned to the browser when OWA sets cookies. Click here for more information on compact privacy policies and choosing the right one for your web site.

This setting controls the URL parameters that OWA should ignore when processing requests. This is useful for avoiding duplicate URLs due to the use of tracking or others state parameters in your URLs. Parameter names should be separated by comma.

Announces each new visitor to your web site via e-mail. If you have a lot of visitors then you probably want to keep this feature turned off.

This is the e-mail address that new visitor e-mails will be sent to.

Lookup the geographic location of visitors.

Google maps API key is needed to produce Google maps of visitor geo-locations. You may obtain an API key from this Google web site for free.

Adds tracking parameters to RSS or Atom feeds links. This provides a way to track how many visitors come from your feeds.

This is the file system path of the file that OWA will write queued events to when Event Queuing mode is turned on. (e.g. /path/to/owa/log/file.txt)

Enables and disables object caching. This will improve performance under high load conditions. The object cache can be turned on/off via your config file.

Flushes the object cache

Adds e-commerce metrics/statistics to reports.