The value is calculated based on settings on the Groups configuration page. Click here for more information. Virtual Domain - When you are supporting multiple domains on a single server, each domain being served is often referred to as a virtual domain. Different server software implements or defines virtual domains in different ways. The strict definition of virtual domain is when a single IP address is shared between multiple domains.
Summary uses the term virtual domain in any situation involving more than one domain.
Summary gets the name of the domain either from the domain name that the visitor typed as part of the request, the IP address which received the request, the configured server name, or the name of the sub-folder in the Logs folder, and calls that the virtual domain name. Virtual Server - When you are supporting multiple domains with a single server program, each domain is said to have a virtual server. Summary version 1.x referred to Virtual Domains as Virtual Servers. Visit - A sequence of requests, all made from the same IP address, having the same agent string, and with no gap between requests of more than 30 minutes. A visit normally corresponds to a single person moving through your web site, although there can be exceptions.