Dashboard

The landing screen, showing online users, traffic, system health and activity on a layout you arrange yourself.

Last updated Aug 14, 2026View as Markdown

Overview

Dashboard is where the panel opens. It is a grid of widgets that you can drag, resize, hide and reset, sitting on top of a fixed stats row. Use it as the first thing you look at each day: it answers “is anything on fire, and how much is being used” without opening any other screen.

Before you start

  • Nothing to configure, because the dashboard works as soon as the panel is running.
  • Traffic and health figures come from the local Xray process and the host, so they only fill in once the Xray core is up. Check the Server page if a widget stays empty.

Steps

  1. Open Dashboard from the sidebar.
  2. Read the stats row across the top: Total Users, Subscriptions and Online Now.
  3. Work down the widgets for detail, covering traffic over time, host health, and what has been happening.
  4. To rearrange, switch the layout into edit mode, then drag or resize widgets. Lock it again when you are done, or reset back to the default layout.
  5. Hide widgets you never read; the visibility choice is remembered per browser.
  6. Use the auto-refresh control in the header to pick how often the figures reload, or refresh once by hand.

Reference

Widget What it shows
Stats row Total Users, Subscriptions and Online Now. Fixed at the top, not resizable.
Network traffic Traffic through the server over time.
System health Host CPU, memory and disk condition.
Activity feed Recent events as they happen.
Activity heatmap Activity spread across the days and hours.
Peak hours When usage concentrates.
Blocked domains Destinations that were rejected.

Each widget renders independently, so if one fails it shows a “Failed to load” card with a Retry button rather than taking the page down.