Overview

The first page after sign-in: host load, panel state, and what this server is carrying. It refreshes every three seconds from one request, so every number is from the same moment.

The action bar

Button	What it does
Tunnels 3 / 3	how many interfaces are up, of how many are enabled; red when one is down
Restart	every tunnel again from its stored configuration (the classic "restart core"); the panel stays up
Stop	the panel service — tunnels keep running, limits stop being enforced
History	CPU, memory, traffic and connections over the last day, week or month
Logs	the panel's log, filterable by level and source, live
Backup	take one now, download one, restore one
System	what this binary is, what the kernel supports, whether enforcement is exact
Settings	the settings pages

The strip

Online now, depleting, out of data, expired, active, and the number of customers — each one a link to the Clients page filtered to it.

Vitals

CPU, RAM, swap and storage with a sparkline; throughput across every interface with the last hour's peak; open connections by protocol. Under them, uptime of the panel and of the host, the panel's own memory and tasks, and the server's public addresses — hidden by default behind the eye, for screenshots.

Enforcement

The line that matters commercially. Exact (kernel quota) means data limits are enforced by nftables quota objects and the overshoot is one packet. Reduced means this kernel has no nft_quota, limits are applied on the next poll, and a fast customer overshoots — see How enforcement works.