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## Using the Dashboard
### Accessing the Dashboard
## Use the Dashboard
### Access the Dashboard
To view the Dashboard, enter the corresponding address in your browser's address bar.<br>
For example, "http://192.168.1.23/dashboard-dos.html" will show the Dashboard page located in /usr/share/nginx/html as indicated in the root directive.

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- **Yellow**: Indicates the presence of either an active attack or diminished server health.
- **Red**: Indicates a severe scenario, where the object is experiencing an attack combined with poor health.

### Configuring Dashboard Options
### Configure Dashboard Options
You can configure the dashboard by clicking the Gear button in the Tabs menu.<br>
**Update every N sec** - updates the Dashboard data after the specified number of seconds, default is 1 second.<br>
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## Using the REST API
## Use the REST API
Statistics of your server infrastructure can be managed with the REST API interface. The API is based on standard HTTP requests: statistics can be obtained with `GET` requests.

The requests are sent in the JSON format that allows you to connect the stats to monitoring tools or dashboards that support JSON.
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