206 | 206 | Obviously, set `your-ip-address` to an appropriate value, and you can set more than one `Allow` line to allow connections from more than one machine. You can then (after restarting the webserver) request the page `http://servername/server-status`, which down at the bottom will give a report that includes what requests are being processed, what IP asked for it, and how long it's been processing, so you can try to identify what might be having problems, or what connecting IP address might be doing strange things. You have to do this in advance of the request; as it requires a web server restart to turn on this feature, you can't just turn it on when you have a problem connection (unless it's a flood of problem connections that you're actively monitoring). |