DDoS Attack Logs and History Viewing Complete Guide
View, filter and analyze DDoS attack history via REXE Path Panel. Understand Peak BPS/PPS values, use date/IP filters, and query attack data via API.
Table of Contents
Introduction
REXE Technology provides comprehensive attack logs through the Path Panel. You can view, filter, and analyze all DDoS attacks targeting your server in detail.
Access attack logs via Path Panel → Attack History menu.
Attack History Page
All detected DDoS attacks are listed in a table:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Target IP | IP address targeted by the attack |
| Reason | Attack type and trigger reason |
| Detail | Attack vector and protocol details |
| Peak BPS | Highest bandwidth of the attack (Bits Per Second) |
| Peak PPS | Highest packet rate of the attack (Packets Per Second) |
| Start | Attack start date and time |
| End | Attack end date and time |
Filtering Options
Two filtering options are available to narrow down attack history:
Date Range Filter
Select start and end dates to view attacks within a specific period:
Start: 2024-01-01
End: 2024-01-31
→ All attacks in January 2024 are listed
IP Filter
Select or enter an IP address to filter attacks targeting a specific IP.
If you have multiple IP addresses, use the IP filter to review each IP's attack history separately.
Attack Details
Peak BPS (Bits Per Second)
The highest bandwidth value of the attack. This value shows the volumetric scale:
| Value | Classification |
|---|---|
| < 1 Gbps | Small attack |
| 1-10 Gbps | Medium attack |
| 10-100 Gbps | Large attack |
| > 100 Gbps | Very large attack |
Peak PPS (Packets Per Second)
The highest packet rate of the attack. High PPS values indicate attacks targeting server CPU.
Attack Duration
The difference between start and end times shows the total attack duration.
Automatic Updates
Attack data is automatically updated every 5 minutes. Refresh the page during an active attack to see current data.
Attack history only shows data for IP addresses assigned to you. Other customers' attack data is not visible.
API Access
If you have API access enabled, you can query attack history programmatically:
# Query attack history via API
curl -H "X-API-Key: YOUR_API_KEY" \
https://panel.rexe.tr/external/attack-history
Dashboard Statistics
The Dashboard displays summary statistics of attack logs:
- Attacks in Last 15 Days: Total number of detected attacks
- Highest BPS: Largest recorded bandwidth attack
- Highest PPS: Highest recorded packet rate
- Top 10 Attacked IPs: Most frequently targeted IP addresses
Analyzing Attack Logs
Attack logs help you understand attack patterns targeting your server:
Repeated Attacks
If you see frequent attacks on the same IP, it indicates that IP is specifically targeted. In this case:
- Review the attack type (Reason column)
- Analyze the attack vector (Detail column)
- Ensure your filter rules are optimized for this attack type
- Contact our support team if needed
Attack Size Assessment
Evaluate Peak BPS and Peak PPS values together:
- High BPS + Low PPS: Volumetric attack (UDP flood, amplification)
- Low BPS + High PPS: CPU-targeted attack (SYN flood, small packet flood)
- High BPS + High PPS: Mixed attack
Regularly reviewing attack logs helps you understand attack patterns and optimize your protection strategy accordingly.
Learning from Attack Logs
Attack logs don't just show historical data — they help you prepare for future attacks:
Attack Timing Analysis
Analyze which hours attacks are most concentrated:
- Midnight attacks: Automated botnet attacks
- Business hour attacks: May be competitor-sourced
- Weekend attacks: Common for game servers
Attack Vector Tracking
Track the attack vector information in the Detail column:
| Vector | Description | Recommended Action |
|---|---|---|
| UDP Flood | High-volume UDP packets | Optimize UDP filter |
| SYN Flood | TCP connection request flood | Use TCP Symmetric filter |
| DNS Amplification | DNS server amplification | Source IP filtering |
| NTP Amplification | NTP server amplification | UDP rate limiting |
Attack Size Trend
Monitor changes in attack size over time. Increasing attack sizes may indicate your server is being targeted more frequently.
Review your attack logs regularly and share any unusual patterns with our support team. This information helps optimize your protection strategy.
Conclusion
REXE Path Panel's attack log system provides complete visibility into DDoS attacks targeting your server. By regularly reviewing attack history, filtering by date and IP, and analyzing Peak BPS/PPS values, you can understand attack patterns and optimize your protection strategy.
For real-time attack monitoring, use the Dashboard's hourly timeline. For detailed analysis, use the Attack History page with date range and IP filters. If you have API access, you can build custom monitoring and alerting systems using the attack history endpoint.
For more information about DDoS protection, see our Path Panel guide or null route policy.
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