# My Devices and Logs ## What is it for? This page describes the two screens in the console's **STATUS** group: - **My Devices**: a single overview of every MikroTik device assigned to you (*A single overview of every MikroTik device assigned to you.*). You see at a glance which device is online, which cannot be reached and which was never connected. - **Logs**: the device's own event log (*The event log of the device. This is where you look when investigating a problem.*). ## When do you use it? - You have several branches and want to see which device is not working (My Devices). - A guest says "I cannot log in" and you want to see what happened on the device (Logs). - Support asked you for the device's recent events (Logs). ## Before you start - **My Devices** only appears in the menu when your account has **more than one** MikroTik device. With a single device this section is not in the menu. - Both screens only show information; nothing on the device is changed here. ## Step by step 1. **Open My Devices.** In the left menu press **STATUS** > **My Devices**. In the **Your MikroTik Devices** card (*every MikroTik device assigned to you*) each device is one row. Columns: **Device**, **Address**, **Status**, **RouterOS**, **Uptime** and **CPU**. The row of the device open in the console has a grey background and *you are on this device* next to it. ![My Devices screen: Your MikroTik Devices list](https://help.useroam.com/uploads/images/gallery/2026-09/mk-filo-en.png) *The three devices in the image are samples; the screen only appears for accounts with several devices, so it was prepared with sample data.* **Read the Status column.** *online* (green): the panel reaches the device. *unreachable* (red): the connection is set up but the device is not answering right now. *not connected* (grey): no connection details have been entered for this device yet. Below the list it reads *Devices marked not connected have no connection details yet; you can set them up from the device page.* To open another device's console, choose it on the panel's **Device Selection** screen; this screen has no switch link. 2. **Open Logs.** In the left menu press **STATUS** > **Logs**. The **Recent Events** card lists the device's events as they come from the device: time (*time*), topic (*topics*, e.g. *hotspot,account,info*) and message (*message*). The *field names being verified* badge next to the title means the columns are shown with the device's own English names. In a long list use the **Search this list** box (e.g. the last digits of a phone number, or *logged in*). ![Logs screen, field names being verified badge and the Recent Events list](https://help.useroam.com/uploads/images/gallery/2026-09/mk-log-en.png) *The log lines in the image are samples.* ## Items on the screen
ItemMeaning
**Device**The device's name in the panel.
**Address**The device's public address saved in the panel.
**Status***online*, *unreachable* or *not connected*.
**RouterOS**The device's software version (online devices only).
**Uptime**How long the device has been running.
**CPU**Current CPU load (e.g. %7).
*No MikroTik devices found.*No MikroTik device is assigned to you.
*No records.* (Logs)The device returned no log entries.
## Frequently asked questions **My Devices is not in the menu.** Your account has one MikroTik device; this screen only appears with several devices. **A device shows "unreachable".** Check the device's power and internet. If it continues, select it in **Device Selection** and generate a new connection code on **Device Settings** > **Setup**. **Do these logs replace the 5651 logs?** No. This list is the recent events held in the device's memory. Legal 5651 records are signed and stored, and shown on the [5651 Logs](/books/analytics-and-reports/page/5651-logs) screen. ## Related pages - [MikroTik Management](/books/mikrotik-management/page/mikrotik-management) - [Overview](/books/mikrotik-management/page/overview) - [Device Selection](/books/getting-started/page/device-selection)