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# Operation Reports

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* Domain\
  Top 100 domain names based on peak bandwidth value during the selected time.
* Back-to-origin Domain\
  Top 100 origin domain names based on peak bandwidth value during the selected time.
* Top IP\
  Top 100 user IP based on the times of visit to the selected domain name on the selected day.
* TOP URL\
  Top 100 files in the selected domain name based on the times of request on the selected day.
* TOP UV
  * Top 100 domain names based on the number of unique visitors on the selected day.
  * Unique visitor refers to the number of distinct individuals requesting pages during a given period, regardless of how often they visit.
* TOP Refer
  * Top 100 referrers for the selected domain name based on the number of requests on the selected day.
  * Referrer refers to the webpage from where the request is jumped, such as Google search.

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