Server

The one screen that controls the machine and the Xray process running on it.

Last updated Aug 14, 2026View as Markdown

Overview

Server is the operations screen for the host and the Xray-core process the panel supervises. Nasnet Linux is single-server by design, so the panel and the proxy core live on the same machine, there is no agent to install and no remote nodes, and /nodes simply redirects here. Everything about the running core hangs off this page: its network configuration, its accounts, its logs, and a terminal on the host itself.

Before you start

  • The status badge next to the server name reads Online or Offline. Most tabs need the core to be running before they show anything useful.
  • The panel starts Xray as a child process and keeps it alive with a restart-on-crash watchdog, so a brief Offline followed by Online usually means the watchdog did its job. Repeated flapping is a crash loop, covered in Alerts.

Steps

  1. Open Server from the sidebar.
  2. Start on the Overview tab for live stats and health.
  3. Move to Network to add and edit inbounds, outbounds and routing, covered in Inbounds and protocols.
  4. Use Restart Xray in the header when you need the core to come back cleanly.
  5. Use Geofiles in the header (or Update Geofiles in the mobile menu) to refresh the geoip and geosite data files that routing rules match against. This requires the server to be online.
  6. Refresh re-pulls stats without reloading the page.

Reference

Tab What it covers
Overview Stats & Health, showing live CPU, memory, network and uptime for the host and core.
Network Inbounds & Outbounds, holding the proxy configuration plus routing and balancing rules.
Accounts User Management, listing the Xray accounts served by this server.
Starlink Satellite Link. Only appears when Starlink is enabled for the server.
Settings Node Configuration, covering general, bandwidth, Xray and crash-recovery settings.
Access Logs Destinations & Domains, the live per-connection log.
Logs System & Activity, the process and system log stream.
Terminal Interactive Shell, an in-browser terminal on the host.

The panel talks to the core over Xray’s local gRPC API to read stats and manage proxy users, and compiles the configuration you build here into the core’s config in-process.

Troubleshooting

The badge says Offline but the panel itself is fine. The panel process and the Xray process are separate; the panel stays up and reports the core as down. Check the Logs tab for the crash reason before restarting.