Part One
This lab exercise focuses on web analytics fundamentals. Using either the Awstats or Webalizer reports below, answer the following questions:
1. When would be the best time of the day to make changes to the site (specify the hour)? This would typically be the least busy time
Judging from the specified times on the AWStats link, the best time to make any alterations would probably be around hour 22, as it is the time with the least pages accessed, allowing for more time to work on altering the pages.  It also has the least amount of hits and bandwidth being taken up. 
Alternatively, it seems to me on the WebAlizer page, hour 0 might actually be the least busy time for the site, as according to the graph, all of the stats seem to be much lower than any other charted hour, the only thing that could debunk this is a slightly lower page rate on hour 10, but otherwise, hour 0 seems to me to be the least busy time for WebAlyzer, just for comparison. 
2. What problems exist with the site? Which of these would you fix first?
According to the HTTP Status codes from the AWStats Report, the biggest problems that exist in the website are Errors 301, 404, and 403. All other errors, i.e 302, 206, 406, 405, 303, 400, 500, and especially 401 don't have as frequent of an appearence rate as the first three listed. The first one I would most certainly fix first is the error 404, as it is detrimental to a website when a document cannot be found by the user, affecting the site's usability. I always make sure on my website that this is the first thing I fix to make sure there aren't any errors with access to the different pages.
3. What additional insights have you learned from reviewing this report?
The most important insights I have learned from these reports is that it can show you how your web traffic looks, and how often your page is visited by other random IPs, or yourself. The biggest thing I kept onto was the HTTP status code list from the AWStats Report, because it will help weed out any problems with my web page, allowing me to make sure that it is running optimally for all users so that it reaches peak performance. Being able to monitor what activity is also being done on my website gives me a huge sigh of relief, so I can keep tabs on everything that is currently happening.

Part Two
Go to your website's CPanel (firstinitiallastname.webprofessionaltraining.org/cpanel ).  You will log in using the same login you use for FTP.  After logging in, locate AWStats and get into the statistics for your website.  Take a screenshot and paste it into your Word document.  Also go to the Webalyzer stats and take a screenshot and paste it into your Word Document.  Also answer the following questions:
WebAlizer Normal:

WebAlizer SSL:

AWStats Normal:

AWStats SSL:

What is one browser that has visited your site?
One browser that has visited my website in Mozilla Firefox, one of the most popular web browsers.
What is the busiest day of the week for your site?
As of my recent status check, Monday has been the busiest day of the week for me so far. My web pages are at 151, hits at 331, and bandwidth at 10.39 MB. 
https://www.webclassesonline.net/resources/classes/CMWEB130/Webalyzer%20Usage%20StatisticsJanuary%202017.pdf 
https://www.webclassesonline.net/resources/classes/CMWEB130/AWStats%20Statistics%20for%20SSL201702.pdf