Functions in the UTM dashboard
Last adaptation to the version: 14.1.1 (11.2025)
New:
- Überarbeitung der Widgets
This article refers to a Beta version
Introduction
- On the dashboard, the Widgets can be found; these provide a custom overview of the current UTM status.
- Using the button in the top-right header, you can view the Alert messages (further information can be found in the AlertingCenter article).
- At the bottom left, the toolbar is located; it offers tools for adjusting the interface style.
Widgets
General
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Dashboard
- Various widgets can be placed on the dashboard of the UTM
- An overview of the widget selection can be opened via the button
- The widgets can be added to the dashboard with a click
- Additional dashboard pages can be created using the button at the top right (➊)
- Use the numbered buttons at the top right (➊) to switch between the dashboard pages
Default Widgets
Default widgets are already created for each user. They can be subsequently removed and added again
| Icon | Item | Value | Description | General information (Info) |
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| Default Widget | ||||
ApplianceDefault Widget |
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0 | Active port with port number |  |
| Additional information is shown when hovering above:Interface: LAN1 Slot:LAN Status: UP MAC address: 52:54:00:56:AB:89 | ||||
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3 | Inactive port | ||
 Schematic view (arrangement as on the device)  Enumerative view  Illustration of the device with expansion cards, if necessary |
Switches between the views schematic, enumerative and illustration (if available) | |||
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The widget can be dragged in order to get bigger | |||
LoginsDefault Widget |
Display of currently logged in users with:
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InterfacesDefault Widget | ||||
| Name: | LAN1 | Name of the interface, corresponds with the port number |  | |
| IP: | 10.0.0.140/24Example IP | IP assigned to the interface | ||
| dynamic | Receiving an IP address via DHCP | |||
| offline | Interface is offline | |||
| virtual | Virtual IP adress | |||
| Zones: | external | Zones assigned to the interface | ||
| Status: | Link up or connection is established | |||
| Link down or connection interrupted | ||||
| Error in case of faulty interface configuration e.g. failed NIC | ||||
LoadDefault Widget |
Display of average values for the load of the last 60 seconds, 5 minutes and 15 minutes. Further notes on LOAD can be found in the FAQ. |
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Application StarterDefault Widget |
Displays the status of applications. Further notes can be found in a separate Wiki article. |  | ||
| Status: | The service is started and working | |||
| The service is not available on this appliance | ||||
| The service is started but faulty | ||||
| The service is stopped | ||||
CPU-0Default Widget |
Displays CPU utilization graphically and by time notempty Changed to 12.7.1 "600 m" (for 600 millipercent) is now displayed as "0.6". 10 means 10% CPU utilisation. |
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Optional Widgets | ||||
| Optional widgets can be added via the button in the header or removed again via the button of the widget. | ||||
IPS | ||||
| Service: | sshd | Type of connection that is banned |  | |
| IP: | 192.168.0.42 | IP address of the connection that is banned | ||
| Remaining banishing time (sec.): | 3378 | The remaining duration of the ban in seconds | ||
WireGuard |
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| Peer Name: | peer-b | Name as configured in the WireGuard menu | ||
| Allowed IPs: | 10.2.0.0/16 | IP addresses allowed for the remote site's local networks. (For Roadwarrior: The tunnel IP). | ||
| Endpoint: | b.vpn.anyideas.de:51820 | Public IP with port number or in the public DNS resolvable FQDN of the remote terminal (if available). | ||
| Last handshake: | a few seconds ago | |||
| Receive Sent: |
85.1kb | Received or sent data volume | ||
| Keepalive: | 25 seconds | Set value for the keepalive signal | ||
| Interface: | wg0 | Used (virtual) WireGuard interface | ||
| Status: | The WireGuard tunnel is active. (Firewall rules are needed for the remote hosts!
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| An error has occurred. The connection cannot be established. | ||||
| No indication of status can be made until a data packet is transmitted or the keepalive is activated. The connection status of peers for which no endpoint is defined is basically only updated on incoming traffic/keepalive from the client side, i.e. an unknown status in this case does not necessarily mean a misconfiguration, but only an inactive client, if applicable. | ||||
DHCP | ||||
| notempty Removed with v14: The DHCP information can now be found under . | ||||
toolbar
| The toolbar is located at the bottom left, at the end of the menu bar | |||
| Icon | Caption | Description |  at the end of the menu bar |
|---|---|---|---|
| / notempty New as of v12.6.1 |
Light / Dark Mode | This button can be used to switch between light and dark mode. | |
| / | Icons for easier differentiation | When this function is activated, status displays contain icons to make them easier to distinguish Switched on: | |
| Only in the admin interface | Configure table display | Opens the configuration dialog for table display | |
| Only in the admin interfacenotempty Call postponed |
Network tools | Opens the network tools (for more information see here) | |
| Configuration dialog for table display: | |||
| Style: | General display style (Classic: Horizontal listing) Below you will find Sample displays of the styles |
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| Entries per page: | |||
| Maximum height: | Adjust table height to the browser window size | ||
| Adjust table height to a predefined size (old default) | |||
| Adjust table height to the content so that the entire content is shown | |||
| Delete table-specific settings: | Yes | Activates the overwriting of settings that have been made in the respective table with the settings (). | |
Sample illustrations for the different styles:
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