The “Access Log” section allows you to view in real time or as a history the entire activity of your domains. All requests and visits to your domain names are visible including, but not limited to: IP addresses, URL, URI, HTTP response code, request size and country.
Note :The Glossary contains explanations on multiple topics and can be consulted to clarify certain terms.
Prerequisites
Enter the following address in your web browser: https://mg.n0c.com/en/.
How to Open to the Interface
In the sidebar menu, select Domains -> Access Log.
How to Perform Queries to Display the Access Log
Fill in the following fields:
- Choose the Domain where the query is to be performed.
- Provide the Numbers of entries.
- Using the drop-down list, filter by HTTP Response code.
- Using the drop-down list, provide the Query Fields to search on.
- Limit the query to a particular Date range (format: YYYY-MM-DD – YYYY-MM-DD).
- Using wildcards as needed, state in the Query arguments what you want to search for.
- Click on the Search button.
- The Results are displayed at the bottom of the screen :
A request comes directly from the http server on port 80 or 443 and is structured with the following fields:
| Result | Definition |
| IP | The source IP address. |
| URL | The part after the domain name. |
| RÉPONSE | The code HTTP of the response. |
| TAILLE | The size of the query in bytes. |
| DATE | The exact day and hour of the query. |
Queries Detailed Results
You have to click on the query to see more informations:
| Type of results | Definition of results |
| Request Info | – Host: The domain on which the request is made. – Http version: The version of the HTTP protocol used for the request. – Port: The port of the web server from which the request originated. – Cut: The size of the request (in bytes). – Referent: Indicates if the request has a referent. – Authentification: Indicates if the request is made via HTTP authentication. – Identification: The identification of the request if applicable. |
| User Information | – IP Client: The source IP address. – Device: The device used. – Navigator: The browser used. – OS: The operating system used. |
| Geolocation | – Country: The country from which the request originates. – City: The city from which the query originates. – Postal code: The postal code from which the query originated. – Latitude: The latitude where the query was made. – Region: The region where the query was made. – Country code: Simplified country code (ISO) where the query was made. – Time zone: The time zone of the sender of the query. – Longitude: Longitude where the query was made. |
Access logs are provided in near-real time. There may be a delay of a few minutes in processing the data before it is displayed.
The calculation of unique visitors depends on the display period chosen. Currently, if a 30-day period is chosen, for example, a unique IP address will be counted once every 24 hours. For a 24-hour period, a unique IP address will be counted once every hour.