Here are the statistics for the use of network information servers for October 1994. This includes World-Wide Web, Gopher, Qi/Ph Directory, and CMS View. CMS View is available only to CMS users - either using their own userid or by logging on to one of the anonymous View userids. The other services are available to workstations with campus ethernet access or terminals on multi-user systems with appropriate software. Most of these services are available world-wide over the Internet, although some data is restricted to UK users. Web clients (like Mosaic and Netscape) can use all of these services, Gopher clients can use all but the Web services, and Ph and Eudora clients can use Qi/Ph services. (We distribute versions of most of these for Macintosh, Windows, and some Unix platforms.) Tracking Web client use is the most complex because of the number of protocols they support. A document on the Web server can refer the client to another Web document, a Gopher item, or Qi/Ph search without the client user's awareness. The transaction counts are counts of Gopher and View menu picks - when someone picks an item from a View or Gopher menu that counts as one transaction. A transaction could lead to a document, a search, or another menu. Web transactions are for documents and searches. What the Web user sees as a single page might involve multiple server accesses. Qi/Ph transactions are searches and requests for additional information. The small decrease in total WWW transactions is a result of the Convex downtime during the month. Gopher Server (gopher.uky.edu): 145,342 total transactions, +17% 37,548 from CMS users (ukcc.uky.edu), +16% 32,859 UK campus network workstations, +16% 74,935 from the Internet, +17% World-Wide Web Server (www.uky.edu): 77,101 total transactions, -2% 1,909 from CMS users (ukcc.uky.edu) - 8% 31,789 UK campus network workstations, -10% 43,403 from the Internet, +5% Qi/Ph Directory (ukcc.uky.edu): 59,179 total transactions, +10% 8,017 from CMS users (ukcc.uky.edu), +1% 4,745 UK campus network workstations, +5% 46,417 from the Internet, +12% View (ukcc.uky.edu only): 101,044 total transactions, +10% 5,317 from anonymous View ids, +15% The servers are used 24 hours each day from all over the world, but most use is from 8:00 am until 8:00 pm, with a concentration from 1:00 pm until 5:00 pm Eastern Time. The Hit Parade These were the most used items on the Gopher and View services. (Some of this activity is from Web clients.) These figures are total trans- actions with a daily average. Approx. Avg. Gopher View Total Daily 1. Weather 8410 5847 14257 468.4 2. Classes & Registrar 5491 3817 9308 305.8 3. Netnews 5192 3610 8802 289.2 4. Grants 3700 2572 6272 206.1 5. Campus Directory* 2797 1945 4742 155.8 6. Jobs 2433 1691 4124 135.5 7. Library 2075 1443 3518 115.6 8. Reference 1581 1099 2680 88.1 9. Announcements 886 616 1502 49.3 10. Computing 645 448 1093 35.9 11. Community Colleges 609 423 1032 33.9 12. Daily Digest 397 276 673 22.1 13. Manuals 330 229 559 18.4 14. Athletics 301 209 510 16.8 15. Kentucky Geo. Survey 241 168 409 13.4 16. A&S 198 138 336 11.0 17. HRS 176 122 298 9.8 18. Lexcampus 142 99 241 7.9 19. Honors 124 86 210 6.9 20. Software 111 77 188 6.2 * These campus directory accesses do not count access through the Ph/Qi server. The activity of the WHOIS directory server isn't counted. These were the most popular items on the Web server. Web client access to the Gopher server is counted above. 1. ArtSource 18,554 2. Campus Guide 5,777 3. Kentucky Atlas 4,326 4. Weather 2,127 5. Kentucky Net Guide 1,691 6. Medicine 890 7. Computing Center 806 8. MCFACTS Center 535 9. Nursing 324 10. UKStaff 289 11. Regulations 277 12. A&S 230 13. Biography 85 14. Help Desk 59 15. FACTS Center 54 16. King Library Press 53 17. WUKY 38 18. Gaines Center 27 19. Kentucky Culture 26 The primary campus Gopher and Qi/Ph servers are running on the IBM 3090 (gopher.uky.edu or ukcc.uky.edu) under VM/ESA. The primary Web server is running on the Convex Metasystem (www.uky.edu) under Unix. Additional Web service is provided by the IBM 3090 VM/ESA system.