Generate a report instantly
Pick a report from the built-in catalog with "Generate Report," choose a PDF/Excel/CSV format and, if you like, a title; the report lands in your history within seconds.
Firewall Log Management · Panel › Reports
Reports: 17 built-in reports in 8 categories, one panel.
The "Reports" page in the panel menu lets you pick from a catalog of built-in reports covering your firewall, Wi-Fi, VPN, system, 5651, user, event/alert, and rule data, then generate them instantly or on a schedule as PDF, Excel, or CSV.
- 17 built-in reports in 8 categories
- PDF (branded cover, summary, chart, table), Excel, and CSV output
- Scheduled jobs, saved templates, 90 days of report history
What's on the screen?
Top to bottom, what you see in the panel
- Title bar: the "Reports" heading, a date range picker, and "Generate Report" and "Scheduled Job" buttons.
- KPI cards: Total Reports, Scheduled Jobs, Completed Reports, Failed Reports, Total Data Volume, and Average Duration; each card has a small trend bar underneath.
- Tabs: Report Categories, Scheduled Jobs, Report History, Report Templates.
- Report Categories: a grid of cards for Firewall, Wi-Fi, VPN, System, 5651 Compliance, User, Event and Alert, and Rule and Policy; each card shows how many reports it contains, and clicking it lists that category's reports.
- Scheduled Report Jobs panel: lists defined jobs (active toggle, name, report, category, frequency, last run, next run, status); a "New Job" button adds a job.
- Recently Generated Reports table: shows the most recently generated reports with date, report name, category, format, status, and download/action buttons.
- Featured Reports: shows a handful of selected reports as cards with a live preview chart (bar, line, donut); a "View All Reports" link opens the full list.
What can you do?
From data to a shareable report in minutes
Set up a scheduled job
Define jobs that run daily, weekly, or monthly; each job's last and next run times are shown in the panel.
Save as a template
Save a report + format + parameter combination you use often with "Save as template," so you can run it again without re-entering the same settings.
Report catalog
17 built-in reports in 8 categories
Each report category is listed as its own card in the panel; the full catalog is below.
Firewall
4 reports- Firewall Traffic Report
- Blocked Connections Report
- Most Visited Sites Report
- Bandwidth Report
Wi-Fi
3 reports- Wi-Fi Connection Report
- Failed Login Report
- Registered Devices Report
VPN
1 report- VPN Usage Report
System
2 reports- Device Status Report
- Disk Usage Report
5651 Compliance
2 reports- 5651 Compliance Report
- User-IP Mapping RecordExport permission only
User
2 reports- Top Internet Users
- User Activity Report
Event and Alert
1 report- Event and Alert Summary Report
Rule and Policy
2 reports- Rule Hit Report
- Rule Change Report
Every report is available in these formats:PDFExcelCSV
Scheduled Jobs and Report History
Set it up once, let it run on a regular schedule
The "Scheduled Jobs" tab lists each job's name, which report and category it runs, its frequency (daily/weekly/monthly), last run and next run time, and status. The "Report History" tab shows a table — filterable by status and category — with date, report name, category, format, file size, row count, generation time, status, and a download link.
- 90 days of historyEvery generated report stays in the history for 90 days and can be downloaded again.
- Report TemplatesSaved templates sit in a separate tab, listed by name, report, category, format, and parameters.
Generate Report
An instant report in three fields
In the "Generate Report" drawer that opens from the right, you choose a report from the catalog, mark the format as PDF, Excel, or CSV, and optionally enter a report title. If you turn on "Save as template," the same combination is added to the Report Templates list.
PDF output comes with a branded cover page, a summary, charts, and tables; tables with more than 7 columns print in landscape layout. Excel output is generated with excelize, and CSV output is produced with protection against formula injection and a BOM.
How to use it
Four steps to a report
1
Pick the date range
Use the date picker at the top to set the period the report should cover.
2
Find the category and report
Open the relevant category in the Report Categories grid and pick the report you want, or go straight to "Generate Report."
3
Choose a format and generate
Pick PDF, Excel, or CSV and generate it instantly; save it as a "Scheduled Job" if it needs to repeat regularly.
4
Download from history
The generated report lands in Report History; download it again anytime within 90 days.
Good to know
Limits and context
Automatic email delivery of scheduled reports is still on the roadmap; recipient lists can already be defined and stored in the panel, but delivery doesn't happen today — generated reports are downloaded manually from Report History. The User-IP Mapping Record (5651 category) is only visible on accounts with export permission. Report history is kept for 90 days; past that window you'll need to regenerate the report.
Related features
Continue from Reports
Live Logs
Search the raw log data behind your reports with filters.
Alerts and Events
Look at the unified feed behind the Event and Alert Summary report.
Archive
Signed exports for periods outside the live window.
Frequently asked questions
About Reports
What formats can reports be downloaded in?
PDF (with a branded cover, summary, charts, and tables), Excel, and CSV; the format is chosen on the Generate Report screen.
Are scheduled reports sent by email?
Not yet; automatic email delivery is on the roadmap. Recipient lists can already be defined in the panel, but reports generated today are downloaded manually from Report History.
Who can see the user-IP mapping report?
The User-IP Mapping Record in the 5651 category is only visible and can only be generated on accounts with export permission defined.
How long is report history kept?
Generated reports stay in Report History for 90 days and can be downloaded again; after that period the report must be regenerated.
How do I set up a scheduled report job?
Use the "Scheduled Job" button to pick a report, category, and frequency (daily/weekly/monthly); the job is listed in the Scheduled Jobs tab with its last and next run time.
What are Report Templates for?
They let you save a report, format, and parameter combination you use often as a template, so you can run it again without re-entering the same settings.
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