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title: "How to use the Network Connector dashboard"
slug: "network-connector-how-to-use-the-network-connector-dashboard"
updated: 2026-03-04T12:04:37Z
published: 2026-03-04T14:37:22Z
canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/network-connector-how-to-use-the-network-connector-dashboard"
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# How to use the Network Connector dashboard

In this document, you’ll find a step-by-step guide on how to use the dashboard **Network Connector**, to view data on the connection status, agents and logs.

## Requirements

It’s necessary to have the agent **Network Connector** installed. To do this, follow the steps in the document [How to install Network Connector](/v4-2/docs/network-connector-how-to-install-network-connector).

## View the Network Connector dashboard

To view data from the **Network Connector** dashboard, follow the steps below:

1. Access the Segura® platform using **SSH** on port 59022 with the administrative user `mt4adm`.
2. Run the command: `sudo orbit network-connector status`.

Once the command is executed, the following screen will be displayed:

| Item | Description |
| --- | --- |
| Name | Name used for agent. |
| Port | Port used for the agent. |
| Primary | Main network connector agent status. |
| Secondary | Status of the secondary network connector agent. |
| Offline | The agent is offline. |
| Online | The agent is connected with (number of connections) (bandwidth consumption). |
| Tunns | The number of devices and ports connected to the agent determines the “Tunns”. For example, a device on port 22 (192.168.0.10:22) results in Tunns equal to 1. If the same device uses another port, such as 443 (192.168.0.10:443), then Tunns equals 2. Adding another device with a new port, Tunns increases to 3. |
| Version (P/S) | Agent version. |

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A Tunn is not added if there is already a tunnel to the same device + port.

## View logs on the Network Connector dashboard

To access the logs generated by **Network Connector Server** on the Network Connector *dashboard*, follow the steps below:

1. Access the Segura® platform using **SSH** on port 59022 with the administrative user `mt4adm`.
2. Enter the following command: `sudo orbit network-connector status`.
3. Type `2` and enter.

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