# Successful Login Logs
The Successful Login Logs feature helps you monitor legitimate logins to your WordPress site. This gives administrators better visibility into who is accessing the site, when they logged in, what IP address was used, and what user role was involved.
This premium feature is especially helpful for spotting unusual login activity. For example, if an administrator account logs in from an unfamiliar location, unknown IP address, or unexpected internet provider, you can investigate quickly and take action if needed.
In the Successful Login Attempts section, you will see a list of recent successful logins. Each entry includes the login time, username, IP address, and user role. You can click the dropdown arrow on a login entry to expand it and view additional location details connected to the IP address.
Expanded login details may include the continent, country, state or province, district, city, zip code, latitude and longitude, timezone, and internet provider. A map may also appear to show the approximate location of the login based on the IP address.
Please note that IP-based location details are approximate and may not always reflect the user’s exact physical location. VPNs, corporate networks, mobile carriers, and internet providers can affect the location shown.
To review successful login logs, go to the Limit Login Attempts Reloaded dashboard and find the Successful Login Attempts panel on the dashboard. Review the list regularly and look for anything unusual, such as admin logins from unexpected regions, repeated logins from unfamiliar IP addresses, or users accessing the site at unusual times.
If you notice suspicious activity, we recommend changing the affected user’s password, enabling [Two-Factor Authentication](/plugin-settings/general-settings/two-factor-authentication.md), reviewing admin users, and checking your site for any unauthorized changes.
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