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Widgets for the UTM interface

Last adaptation to the version: 14.1.1(11.2025)

New:
  • Neugestaltung der Widgets
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This article refers to a Beta version
Access: UTM-IP:Port or UTM-URL:Port
Port as configured at Network / Appliance Settings / Webserver
Default-Port: 11115
i.e.: https://utm.ttt-point.de:11115
Default: https://192.168.175.1:11115
Dashboard



General

Dashboard UTMuser@firewall.name.fqdn Add widget 42 Dashboard

  • Various widgets can be placed on the dashboard of the UTM
  • An overview of the widget selection can be opened via the Add widget 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 ()
  • Use the numbered buttons 1 at the top right () 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)

Info-Widget
Info
Default Widget

Appliance

Appliance
Default Widget
0 Active port with port number
Appliance-Widget
Additional information is shown when hovering above:Interface: LAN1
Slot:LAN
Status: UP
MAC address: 52:54:00:56:AB:89
3 Inactive port
Switches between the views schematic, enumerative and illustration (if available)
The widget can be dragged in order to get bigger

Logins

Logins
Default Widget
Display of currently logged in users with:
  • Service
  • User name
  • IP address from which access is made
  • Date and time of login

Interfaces

Interfaces
Default 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

Load

LOAD
Default 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.

Application Starter

Application Starter
Default 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-0

CPU-0
Default Widget
Displays CPU utilization graphically and by time
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Changed to 12.7.1
The values on the y-axis are in per cent.
"600 m" (for 600 millipercent) is now displayed as "0.6".
10 means 10% CPU utilisation.
CPU-Widget

Optional Widgets

Optional widgets can be added via the Add widget button in the header or removed again via the button of the widget.

IPS

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

WireGuard
The WireGuard widget over 2 columns or more provides additional information
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!
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

DHCP
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Removed with v14: The DHCP information can now be found under Firewall Network topology .