Interfaces

Inbounds, in other panels' words: the tunnels this server offers. One interface is one subnet on one port with one protocol.

The summary card

Total sent / received, total usage, and how many interfaces exist.

The toolbar

Add Inbound, General Actions (import from a file, export every customer's links, reset all traffic), and a search that matches the name, port or protocol. With rows selected: the count, and Delete.

The table

Column
ID	sortable
Menu	edit, and the row menu: information, QR of every customer, reset traffic, clone, restart, delete
Enabled	a switch; off removes every peer from the kernel without deleting anything
Remark	the interface's name
Node	which server carries it, when nodes are attached
Port	the listen port
Protocol	wireguard / openvpn, the transport, and AmneziaWG when obfuscated
Clients	total, active, disabled, depleted, online
Traffic	used / limit
Speed	live rate
Duration	expiry, when set

On a phone the table becomes a list of cards; tap the ⓘ for the figures.

The form

Basic: name, protocol, mode (standard or Amnezia), subnet, listen port, endpoint host, DNS handed to clients, MTU, NAT interface.

AmneziaWG adds the obfuscation parameters (Jc, Jmin, Jmax, S1–S4, H1–H4); generated for you, editable for a client that needs specific ones.

OpenVPN adds the transport (UDP or TCP), cipher, and whether to push a redirect-gateway.

Editing an interface that is up applies the change in place. Only a change to the tunnel itself (port, keys, subnet) restarts it; a name or DNS change does not disconnect anyone.