Track log and event volume
Follow today's log count, the number of blocked events and how they've changed versus the previous period, from the KPI cards and the Log Traffic chart.
Firewall Log Management · Panel › Overview
Overview: your network's status at a glance.
The first page you see when you open the panel; it summarizes firewall log traffic, Wi-Fi usage, device status and recent events in one view. The panel's left menu branches out from here into Firewall Log Management, Wi-Fi Management and Settings.
What's on screen?
Top to bottom, what you'll see in the panel
- Top bar: a quick-search box (device, user, IP or log; Ctrl+K), company name, date/time, a notification bell, settings and the user menu.
- Page title and time range: the "Overview" heading, a short subtitle, a selectable time range ("Last 24 Hours") and a "Refresh" button.
- KPI cards: System Status (healthy/service status), Total Devices, Today's Logs (with the percentage change versus the previous day), Blocked Events, Active Wi-Fi Users (broken down by guest/office) and Storage Used (as a share of total quota).
- Log Traffic chart: a time series showing Allowed and Blocked traffic in separate colors, with its own time range picker.
- Event Categories: a donut chart showing the share of Traffic, System, VPN and Identity categories in the total.
- Device Status: online/offline/warning counters and a map of Turkey marking approximate device locations based on the site/province entered for each device; an "All Devices" link leads to the Devices page.
- Wi-Fi Usage: a donut chart of active users split by guest/office, plus a bar chart of active users per hour.
- Top Accessed Sites: the most frequently seen destinations for the selected time range (shows "No data yet" if none has accumulated).
- Authentication Methods: the distribution of methods used for Wi-Fi logins (e.g. MAC, SMS).
- Recent Events and Recently Connected Users: two lists — one showing the latest firewall/event records (date, device, event, source/destination IP, status), the other the most recently connected Wi-Fi users (session type, authentication method, IP, connection time).
What can you do?
Spot the status at a glance
The point of the Overview page isn't detail, it's quick status detection; the moment you spot an anomaly, you jump to the relevant page (Logs, Devices, Wi-Fi, Alerts and Events) with one click.
See device location and status
See which office's device is online, offline or in a warning state on the map of Turkey, and jump straight to the Devices page.
Follow Wi-Fi usage
Keep track of the number of active users on guest and office Wi-Fi, the hourly breakdown and the most recently connected users, all in one place.
How to use it?
Three steps every time you open the panel
1
Pick a time range
Choose a window such as "Last 24 Hours" from the picker in the top right; the KPIs and charts update to match.
2
Scan the KPIs and charts
Quickly review system status, log/event volume, the device map and Wi-Fi usage.
3
Jump to the relevant page on anomalies
If a card or list catches your attention, drill into the detail with the "All Devices" / "All Events" / "All Users" links.
What to know
Limits and context
The locations on the device map are based on the site name, latitude/longitude or province entered in the device record, and are approximate — not real-time GPS tracking. The license status banner and system health notifications (the bell in the top bar) only appear when there's something to flag; they don't stay on screen permanently.
Related features
Continue from Overview
Live Logs
The detailed, filterable record list behind the Log Traffic chart.
Devices
See the status, metrics and API test for the devices on the map.
Alerts and Events
The full version of the Recent Events list: a unified feed, a country map and comparisons.
Frequently asked questions
About Overview
Where does Overview open?
It's the home page you see when you log into the panel (/); it's the first item in the Firewall Log Management group in the left menu.
How accurate is the device location on the map?
The location is shown approximately, based on the site name, latitude/longitude or province entered in the device record; it is not real-time GPS tracking data.
What are the percentages on the KPI cards based on?
The value for the selected time range is compared with the previous equivalent period (for example today versus yesterday) to show the percentage change.
"Top Accessed Sites" looks empty — is something wrong?
No. This area shows "No data yet" when not enough data has accumulated for the selected time range; log collection is unaffected.
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