Connection Logger
This page records simple connection context for troubleshooting and lightweight audit review. The chart and table stay unchanged, while the added content explains what the logger can and cannot tell you.
Inputs explained
Use the existing controls to log the current visible connection or clear the local table. No packet capture or deep traffic inspection is performed.
How it works
The page records the connection context it can see, including timestamp, public IP values, and user agent data, then displays the entries in a table and chart.
Connection Logger
| # | Timestamp | IPv4 | IPv6 | User Agent |
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Step-by-Step Example
Log the current connection before and after a VPN change or browser switch. The table helps you compare which public IP and user agent values were visible at each point in time.
Use Cases
Use this page for lightweight troubleshooting, test session tracking, and basic demonstrations of changing public IP context.
Assumptions and limitations
This is not a full traffic analysis tool. It logs only the connection details visible to the page itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the connection logger record?
It records the visible connection details captured by the page, such as timestamp, public IP values, and user agent information.
When is this useful?
It is useful for lightweight troubleshooting, browser session checks, and simple audit style review of repeated visits.
What limitations apply to the output?
The page logs only the connection context visible to it. It is not a full packet capture, network forensic platform, or long term SIEM replacement.
Sources & References
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