> 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/logs.md).

# Logs

The Bot Management Logs feature allows you to list, search, and filter all the bot requests within a specific period of time. It displays an overview of those requests.

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## **Source IP**

The client IP that initiated the request

## **ISP**

The Internet Service Provider used by the client IP to make the request

## **Classification**

Good or Bad, depending on the behavior observed by Link11

## **Classification Reason**

Clicking on the Classification Reason provides the reason(s) for classifying the client as either good or bad.&#x20;

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A comprehensive list of Bot Management Classification Reasons is provided [here](/reference/bot-classification-reasons.md).
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## **Category**

Known bots are divided into groups by function. A list of categories and organizations used by Link11:

* **Development**: Common tools used for web development (Nmap, Curl, etc)
* **Marketing**: Advertising and market research tools
* **Research**: Crawlers used for cataloguing scientific or research data
* **Scrape**: Web scrapers
* **Search**: Search engine cataloguing
* **Social**: Social media or messaging services (Slackbot, Facebook, etc)
* **Uptime**: Web application monitoring tools
* **Miscellaneous**: Known bots that do not fall into any of the above categories

The list of bots comprising each category can be seen when adding or editing a Rule in the [Rules section](/product-guides/bot-management/interface/rules.md) of the Bot Management interface.