In Status → VPN clients, you can see an overview of VPN clients currently connected to the WinRoute's VPN server.
The information provided is as follows:
Username used for authentication to the firewall. VPN traffic is reflected in statistics of this user.
The operating system on which the user have the Kerio VPN Client installed.
DNS name of the host which the user connects from. If WinRoute cannot resolve the corresponding hostname from the DNS, its (public) IP address is displayed instead.
IP address assigned to the client by the VPN server. This IP address “represents” the client in the local network.
Session duration.
Kerio VPN Client version, including build number.
The following columns are hidden in the default settings of the VPN clients window (for details on showing and hiding columns, see chapter 3.2 View Settings):
IP address — public IP address of the host which the client connects from (see the Hostname column above).
Client status — connecting, authenticating (WinRoute verifies username and password), authenticated (username and password correct, client configuration in progress), connected (the configuration has been completed, the client can now communicate with hosts within the local network).
Note: Disconnected clients are removed from the list automatically.