Depending on the interpretation of META tags and Robots.txt, for different types of links and redirects, LRT can show different status for the page.

LRT Classic

LRT Classic shows status icons next to each link in your reports.

These are the same icons also used in the Link Redirect Trace browser extension.

Symbol	Meaning
	indexable by every bot
	the links on the page are followed
	the page has a Rel-Canonical redirect to another page
	crawlable by major bots, some minor bots or scrapers blocked
	NOT crawlable by any bot
	NOT indexable
	the links on the page are not followed

Here is how you can read a combination of the above status messages:

Symbol	Meaning
	indexable by every bot, links on the page are followed
	NOT indexable, links on the page are not followed
	indexable by every bot, links no-follow
	indexable by every bot, page canonicaled to another page (so links on the page may not count)
	indexable by major search engine bots, links on the page are followed
	indexable by major search engine bots, links on the page are not followed
	indexable by major search engine bots, page canonicaled to another page (so links on the page may not count)
	NOT indexable, links on the page are followed
	NOT indexable, page canonicaled to another page (so links on the page may not count)

LRT Smart

Source Page Status and Target Page Status

LRT Smart shows the page indexability status as a text representation, which is more accessible and self explanatory.

The two columns

• Source Page Status
• Target Page Status

are interpreted and can be as follows

These states are for the page itself, like link status is for the link itself.

So it is possible that a page is set to NoFollow, while the link itself is set to Follow. The result for Google would be a "NoFollow", altough in this mix they would probably see it differently than if everything would be consistent.