> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.link11.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.link11.com/product-guides/bot-management/interface/dashboard.md).

# Dashboard

## Unique IPs <a href="#id-botmanagement-dashboard-uniqueips" id="id-botmanagement-dashboard-uniqueips"></a>

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### **Unique IPs**

Unique IPs is a metric that measures the number of *distinct IP addresses* that are sending requests to the website or service. This can provide insight into the number of different devices or networks that are accessing the service.

In the case of Bot Management, these IPs have been determined to be **human users**.

### **Unique Good Bots**

Unique Good Bots measures the number of *distinct IP addresses* classified as “Good Bots”.

### **Unique Bad Bots**

Unique Bad Bots measures the number of *distinct IP addresses* classified as “Bad Bots”.

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## Bot Requests <a href="#id-botmanagement-dashboard-botrequests" id="id-botmanagement-dashboard-botrequests"></a>

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Depicts the number of requests made by Humans (Requests), Good Bots, and Bad Bots.

Requests are measured in numeric value (a counter that increments every time a request is made), with the scale on the right vertical axis. Bot Involvement is measured in percent, with the scale on the left vertical axis.

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Farther down the page, admins can view statistics about the bot traffic on their websites.

## **Bot Requests by Category**

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This traffic is divided into good bot traffic (green) and bad bot traffic (red).

## **Top Bot Category**

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Admins can also see which categories of bots have tried to access the website.&#x20;

## **Captcha Challenge**

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The number of triggered and solved captchas can give an indication about the number of false positives: while human users are usually able to solve captchas, bots usually either don't answer captchas at all, or fail answering them.

The categories are:

* **Started**: How many captchas were started (there can be multiple captchas per IP address)
* **Successful**: The number of captchas that were successfully solved
* **Failed**: The number of captchas that were answered incorrectly
* **Invalid**: The number of invalid answers that were given

The [access logs](/product-guides/bot-management/interface/logs.md) and classification logs can also be viewed to find reasons why a client was classified as a bad bot.

{% hint style="info" %}
If any traffic is classified incorrectly, please submit the false positives to Link11 support.
{% endhint %}

## **Top Bot Organization**

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This metric shows the highest amount of bot-submitted requests from organizations.

## **Request Distribution**

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This shows the distribution of requests according to their nature (humans, good bots, bad bots).