IP restrictions are optional. MFA remains optional for everyone.
Create and save recovery codes before enabling IP restrictions. A recovery code plus your administrator password can disable the IP restriction. It does not sign you in or bypass MFA.
{{ count($policy->recovery_hashes ?? []) }} unused recovery codes available. Creating new codes replaces all previous codes.
Open access recovery · Super Admin can also disable a company's restriction. Hosting administrators can use the documented terminal recovery command.
Active means the session has not expired or been signed out. It does not prove someone is using the screen right now. Browser and system details are reported by the device.
| Account | Browser / system | IP address | Signed in / last seen ({{ $timezone }}) | Status | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| {{ $login->user?->name ?? 'Removed account' }} {{ $login->user?->email }} | {{ $login->browser }} · {{ $login->system }} {{ $login->device }} | {{ $login->ip }} | {{ $login->started_at->timezone($timezone)->format('d M Y H:i') }} Last seen {{ $login->last_seen_at->timezone($timezone)->format('d M Y H:i') }} | {{ $active?'Active':'Ended' }}@if($login->id===$currentId) This session@endif @if($login->end_reason) {{ \Illuminate\Support\Str::headline($login->end_reason) }}@endif | @if($active)@elseNo action needed@endif |
| No sessions match your filters. | |||||