The IISLog component has the following properties:
| BytesReceived | Indicates the bytes received. |
| BytesSent | Indicates the bytes sent. |
| ClientIP | Indicates the client's host name. |
| Cookie | Indicates the client's cookie. |
| CustomFields | Indicates an array of custom headers |
| DateTime | Indicates the date and time in GMT. |
| Method | Indicates the operation type. |
| ProtocolStatus | Indicates the protocol status. |
| ProtocolVersion | Indicates the version string. |
| Referer | Indicates the referrer page. |
| ServerIP | Indicates the server's IP address. |
| ServerName | Indicates the server name. |
| ServerPort | Indicates the port number. |
| ServiceName | Indicates the service name and server instance. |
| TimeTaken | Indicates the total processing time. |
| URIQuery | Indicates any parameters passed with the request. |
| URIStem | Indicates the target URL. |
| UserAgent | Indicates the user agent string. |
| UserName | Indicates the user's name. |
| Win32Status | Indicates the Win32 status code. |
Note
These properties only returns values if you have configured your Web server to record those properties in the log files. Click on Start, Programs, Administrative Tools, Internet Information Services. Right-click on Default Web Site, and select Properties. In the Web Site tab, check Enable Logging, choose a log format, and click on Properties. In the Extended Properties tab, you can select what properties are recorded in the log files for each user request.