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title: "Network Connector status log"
slug: "network-connector-status-log"
updated: 2026-11-03T14:48:14Z
published: 2026-11-03T14:48:14Z
canonical: "docs.senhasegura.io/network-connector-status-log"
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# Network Connector status log

This document describes the Network Connector Status log, a periodic connection status report displayed in the agent logs every 5 seconds. The report shows the active connection mode and health of each channel between the agent and the Segura™ vaults.

## How to access

The Status log is written directly to the Network Connector agent's standard log output. Access it through your container logging setup (e.g., `docker compose logs -f`), or via your centralized log management solution if one is configured.

For the event log in the Segura™ interface, see [Logs](/v4-2/docs/network-connector-logs).

## Network Connector status table

The status log displays a table labeled **Network Connector Status** that refreshes every 5 seconds.

| Column | Description |
| --- | --- |
| `REMOTE` | IP address and port of the Segura™ vault this channel is connected to. |
| `MODE` | Cryptographic mode in use for this channel. Displays `QUANTUM` when PQC is active, or `STANDARD` when classical encryption is in use. |
| `STEP` | Current state of the connection process. Values include `WAITING_CERTS` (negotiating certificates) and `CONNECTED` (channel established). |
| `BOOTSTRAP` | Bootstrap status for PQC connections. Displays `UP` while being established and `DONE` once complete. Displays `–` for `STANDARD` mode connections. |
| `HEALTHZ` | Health check result. Displays `PENDING` during negotiation and `UP (Xms)` or `UP (Xs)` when the channel is healthy, where the value is the measured round-trip latency. |
| `LAST ERROR` | Last error recorded for this channel. Empty when the connection is healthy. |

### Connection states

The table below shows the expected column values at each stage of a connection, for both modes.

| Mode | State | `STEP` | `BOOTSTRAP` | `HEALTHZ` |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| `QUANTUM` | Connecting | `WAITING_CERTS` | `UP` | `PENDING` |
| `QUANTUM` | Established | `CONNECTED` | `DONE` | `UP (Xms)` |
| `STANDARD` | Established | `CONNECTED` | `–` | `UP (Xs)` |

Info

A `MODE` value of `QUANTUM` confirms that Post-Quantum Cryptography is active for that channel. If `MODE` shows a different value after enabling PQC, see [How to enable Post-Quantum Cryptography in Network Connector](/v4-2/docs/network-connector-how-to-enable-post-quantum-cryptography-in-network-connector) for troubleshooting guidance.