LightScope Dashboard

Access your personalized threat intelligence dashboard

Enter Your Database Name (Private or Public)

$ sudo cat /opt/lightscope/config/config.ini
[Settings]
# Database name for storing LightScope data (auto-generated during installation)
database = 20250629_gvzdkbinpryhdrszsdzufpoeejxmoyhngrrjrjrxodfsuwf

Or Select From Public Endpoints

Format: Your database name is typically in the format: YYYYMMDD_[random_letters]
Example: 20241201_abcdefghijklmnop

How to Find Your Database Name

Your database name is unique to your LightScope installation and is available through these methods:

SystemCtl Status (Recommended)

Check your LightScope service status - your dashboard URL is right in the Docs line:

sudo systemctl status lightscope

Look for your dashboard URL in the "Docs:" section:

$ sudo systemctl status lightscope
● lightscope.service - LightScope Network Security Monitor
Docs: https://thelightscope.com
https://thelightscope.com/tables/20250629_gvzdkbinpryhdrszsdzufpoeejxmoyhngrrjrjrxodfsuwf

🎯 Simply copy the second Docs URL (containing /tables/) and paste it into your browser!

Configuration File (Linux)

Directly read the database name from the config file:

sudo cat /opt/lightscope/config/config.ini

Windows System Tray

On Windows, LightScope runs in the system tray for easy access:

Step 1: Look for the LightScope icon in your system tray (bottom-right corner)

Step 2: Right-click the LightScope icon and select "View Dashboard"

🎯 Easy Access: The system tray menu provides direct access to your personalized dashboard
📊 Automatic Login: LightScope automatically starts with Windows and runs in the background