In their Qrator Labs account, customers can configure the services they use, as well as track progress reports for those services.

On this page, you can see a complete list of the different sections of the personal dashboard, divided into several parts:

• Managing the list of resources.
• Managing resources settings.
• Managing ingress settings.
• Managing other settings.

Resources, Ingress settings and Other settings are displayed in the main menu of the dashboard, located on the left side of the screen. The list of visible elements in the main menu varies depending on the mode selected in the switch: Qrator, Ingress, WAF or CDN.

Resources settings are displayed in the additional menu of the dashboard, located in the right side of the screen. This menu is displayed only after you've selected a particular resource in the Domains or Services section.

Accessibility of some modes and sections of the personal dashboard may depend on what services are enabled for the customer. If you have any questions, please contact Qrator Labs tech support.

Also, some sections or individual settings in them may not be accessible, if the user account is not included into groups with certain access rights. See the description in the Groups section for more details.

ResourcesResources

The key concept for setting up most Qrator Labs services is resources. A resource can be, for example, a website or an API gateway that needs to be protected from attacks. For different Qrator Labs services, different types of resources are configured: domains or services.

To begin working with a service, add the new resource to the list using the sections listed in the table below. Then go to resources settings.

Section	Description
Domains	This is the domains settings for such services as reverse HTTP proxies and CDN integration. For each domain, load balancing is performed independently between the specified upstreams.
Prefixes	Settings for connecting to Qrator Labs via BGP, which must be performed before adding services in Services.
Services	Configuring the service map to work via BGP. Each service describes the type and volume of legitimate traffic for specific IP addresses. This allows the Qrator Labs network to drop traffic that uses ports and protocols not specified by the service.

Resources settingsResources settings

Most areas of the personal dashboard contain settings that apply to a specific resource.

To go to resources settings, first go to Domains or Services and select the desired resource from the list. After that, a list of sections related to this resource will be displayed in the additional menu.

The set of available sections differs for domains and services.

Section	Description	For domains	For services
Statistics	Statistics of requests, errors and applied traffic blocking.	✔	✔
Upstreams	IP addresses to which the Qrator Labs network redirects cleaned traffic and configuration of load balancing between them.	✔
IP addresses	IP addresses to which the Qrator Labs network redirects cleaned traffic when operating via BGP.		✔
Ports and protocols	Type and volume of legitimate traffic expected for the service's IP addresses.		✔
SSL	Settings according to which HTTPS is used for the domain or service.	✔	✔
IP lists	Black and white lists used when determining traffic legitimacy.	✔	✔
Tunnels	Settings related to Qrator Labs connection via tunnels.	✔
HTTP redirects	Configuration of HTTP redirects working on the reverse HTTP proxy side.	✔
Error pages	Configuration of pages that will be shown to the user if problems accessing the resource occur.	✔	✔
Notifications	Configuration of notifications that will be shown when specified traffic thresholds are exceeded.	✔	✔
Incidents	Reports on detected attacks and other incidents..	✔	✔
Bot protection	Statistics and settings related to bot protection.	✔	✔
CDN Qrator.CDN → Settings	Statistics and settings related to CDN integration.	✔
Utilities	Auxiliary utilities for checking the status of services.	✔	✔

Ingress settingsIngress settings

The following sections configure the Ingress filtering service. This service is intended for administrators of transit networks that need to clean incoming traffic to end-user networks. To configure a service, define a list of prefixes of end-user networks and a list of policies applied to those prefixes.

Dashboard sections related to ingress filtering configuration are hidden by default. To see them, use the switch above the main menu (see interface description).

Section	Description
Ingress	This section displays both the list of prefixes from Ingress → Prefixes and the list of policies from Ingress → Policies. Also in this section you can add a new prefix or a new policy.
Ingress → Prefixes	List of prefixes of end-user networks whose transit traffic needs to be protected.
Ingress → Policies	List of traffic filtering policies applied to the traffic of specific prefixes.

Other settingsOther settings

Some dashboard sections are not related to management of specific services.

All of the sections listed below are accessible through the main menu of the personal dashboard.

Section	Description
Certificate storage	Managing SSL certificates that can be used for reverse HTTP proxy and CDN integration.
WAF	Configuring the Web Application Firewall.
Analytics	Traffic reports.
Incidents	Reports on detected attacks and other incidents.
Reports	Traffic reports.
Finance	Finance reports.
Company	Management of bank details and other data needed to interact with Qrator Labs.
API tokens	Managing the tokens that allow using the Qrator API.
Users, Groups	Management of users that have access to your account, and granting permissions to groups of users.
Tickets	Interaction with Qrator Labs technical support.
Updates	Information about changes in the Qrator Labs dashboard and services.
Notifications	Configuration of receiving the email notifications.
My Profile	Managing your profile in the dashboard.