Coslat Monitor is an application that enables the analysis and reporting of timestamped records created in Coslat Firewall, Hotspot, and Mirror applications.

To receive and analyze digitally signed records, it is necessary to add a "Client" to the system. The name, IP, Port, and Password information for the client should be entered correctly using the add button on the left menu.

The reporting application provides secure reporting via the SSH protocol. The default Port is "22", and the password should be defined by entering the Coslat Web interface password.

After entering client information, the reporting application will be activated and start working. To activate, select the client and use the activate button.

With the "Activate" button, selecting "Get Key" from the opened window will create a unique key for the system for reporting. At this stage, the system where the Coslat Monitor application will be installed must be able to access the internet to create the key.

The Client key generated can be obtained from Bg-Tek by phone. To use it as a demo, an Activation Code must be obtained.

After the activation process is completed, the client, which is displayed as Passive, will switch to the Active state.

By selecting the date range section, the analysis process can be initiated by selecting the desired date range and clicking the "Fetch Record" button. Depending on the selected date range and internet bandwidth, the process may take a long time. The steps of the application can be followed from the process status section. When the process is complete, click the "Close" button to return to the main screen of the application, then click "User Reports" to view the reports.

From the opened screen, user-based reports can be viewed and exported to Excel. If there are Hotspot records in the system, user definitions varying according to the Hotspot configuration (ID, Phone No, Username) are displayed in the Session Name section.

If detailed searching within reports is desired, the "URL Reporting" in the left menu can be clicked to perform queries based on IP, User, URL, MAC, Date, Time, and HTTP Method.

In the example above, users who have accessed Facebook are displayed in the query made by typing "face".

By clicking on "Parameters" in the left menu, IP, MAC, and Username matches can be automatically displayed.