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# Web Access and Page-Views Blocking

Breadcrumb: [Help](https://docs.kvik.shop/help.md) > [How to use the platform](https://docs.kvik.shop/help/how-to-use-the-platform.md) > [Web Access and Page-Views Blocking](https://docs.kvik.shop/help/e-shop-operation/web-access-and-page-views-blocking.md)



You can find all important details of every single we access in the log file. If can either download logs for a whole month or select a day in the graph and download log only for the select day. In the log you can find all information regarding each access of your shop such as IP, user agent, ASN and more.

FAQ.

Q: How can I identify of crawler IP address or user agent? Answer: You can find all important details of every single we access in the log file, that can be downloaded in Stats agenda.

Q: How does URL path blocking works? Answer: Some bots access some non-existing URLs – they have a list of some common URLs like URLs from WordPress and try to hack via those URLs on random domains. Example of such url path is /wp-login.php. So if you notice such URL path that is accessed often and you know that such URL path doesn't exist in your shop, you can block it. Such blocked page-views are non-credited. .

Q: How long does it take for change in blocking rules to take effect? Answer: Adding a blocking rule takes effect immediately. When removing/pausing an existing rule, the change may take up to 10 hours.