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Server Management

Manage proxy servers' basic information, protocol configuration, and runtime status, as well as configure global node parameters.

Page Components

The Server Management page consists of the following modules:

1. Dynamic Multiplier

A card at the top of the page for defining traffic billing multipliers for different time periods.

Features:

  • Time Slot Management: Define multiple time periods, each containing:
    • Start time: Format HH:MM:SS
    • End time: Format HH:MM:SS
    • Multiplier: Traffic billing multiplier for this period
  • Dynamic Billing: Apply different multipliers at different times, e.g., higher rates during peak hours
  • Flexible Configuration: Support adding, editing, and deleting time periods
  • Immediate Effect: Applied to traffic statistics immediately after saving

Use Cases:

  • Peak/off-peak time-based billing
  • Holiday special billing
  • Limit traffic usage during peak hours

2. Node Configuration

A card at the top of the page for configuring node communication and global policies.

Basic Configuration:

  • Node Secret: Authentication key for node-server communication
  • Node Pull Interval: Time interval (seconds) for nodes to pull configuration from server
  • Node Push Interval: Time interval (seconds) for nodes to push status to server
  • Traffic Report Threshold: Byte threshold for triggering traffic reports
  • IP Strategy: Choose prefer_ipv4 or prefer_ipv6

DNS Configuration:

  • Protocol: tcp, udp, tls, https, quic
  • Address: DNS server address
  • Domains: List of domains to be resolved using this DNS
  • Support configuring multiple DNS servers

Outbound Rules: Configure outbound proxies for specific traffic:

  • Name: Rule identifier
  • Protocol: Proxy protocol type
  • Address: Proxy server address
  • Port: Proxy server port
  • Cipher: Encryption method for protocols like Shadowsocks
  • Password: Proxy authentication password
  • Rules: Matching rules, such as domain names or IP ranges

Block Rules: Configure list of domains or IPs to block, supporting wildcards and regex.

3. Server List

The main body of the page displays all servers in a table format.

Column Information:

  • ID: Server unique identifier, displayed as a badge
  • Name: Server custom name
  • Address: Displays country/city/IP address using badge components
  • Protocols: Displays list of enabled protocols, each showing:
    • Multiplier (e.g., 1.00x)
    • Protocol type (e.g., vless, vmess, trojan, shadowsocks)
    • Port number
  • Status: Online/offline status with dot indicator
    • Green dot: Online
    • Gray dot: Offline
  • CPU: CPU usage percentage, displayed as a progress bar
  • Memory: Memory usage percentage, displayed as a progress bar
  • Disk: Disk usage percentage, displayed as a progress bar
  • Online Users: Number of currently connected users

Operation Features:

  • Search: Quickly filter servers by keyword
  • Sorting: Adjust server display order by dragging rows, sorting is saved to database
  • Pagination: Support paging for large number of servers
  • Batch Delete: Delete multiple selected servers (servers referenced by nodes cannot be deleted)

Individual Server Operations:

  • Edit: Modify server configuration
  • Connect: Display one-click installation script
  • Delete: Delete server (disabled when referenced by nodes)
  • Copy: Copy server configuration to create a new server

Server Form

A sidebar form that opens when clicking "Create" or "Edit".

Basic Information:

  • Name: Required, server identifier name
  • Country: Server country code (e.g., CN, US, JP)
  • City: Server city
  • Address: Server IP address or domain

Protocol Configuration:

Support configuration of multiple proxy protocols, each expanded in accordion format. Protocol types used in nodes cannot be disabled.

Common Protocol Fields:

  • Enable: Toggle switch to control whether to enable the protocol
  • Port: Listening port number
  • Ratio: Traffic billing multiplier, e.g., 1.5 means 1.5 times actual traffic
  • Encryption/Security: Varies depending on protocol type

Supported Protocol Types:

  1. Shadowsocks

    • Cipher: Encryption method (e.g., aes-256-gcm, chacha20-poly1305)
    • Password: Authentication password, supports generating random password
  2. Trojan

    • Password: Authentication password, supports generating random password
  3. Vmess

    • UUID: User identifier, supports auto-generation
    • Alter ID: Number of additional IDs
  4. Vless

    • UUID: User identifier, supports auto-generation
    • Flow: Flow control mode (e.g., xtls-rprx-vision)
  5. Hysteria

    • Up/Down Speed: Upload/download speed limits
    • Obfs Password: Obfuscation password
  6. Hysteria2

    • Password: Authentication password
    • Obfs Password: Obfuscation password
  7. TUIC

    • UUID: User identifier
    • Password: Authentication password
    • Congestion Control: Congestion control algorithm (e.g., bbr, cubic)
    • UDP Relay Mode: UDP relay mode

Transport Configuration:

Each protocol can be configured with different transport layers:

  • TCP: Basic TCP transport
  • WS (WebSocket): WebSocket transport
    • Path: WebSocket path
    • Host: WebSocket Host header
  • gRPC: gRPC transport
    • Service Name: gRPC service name
  • HTTP/2: HTTP/2 transport
    • Path: Request path
    • Host: Host header
  • QUIC: QUIC protocol transport
  • HTTPUpgrade: HTTP upgrade transport
  • SplitHTTP: Split HTTP transport
  • XHTTP: Extended HTTP transport

TLS Configuration:

  • TLS: Whether to enable TLS
  • Server Name: SNI server name
  • ALPN: Application-Layer Protocol Negotiation (e.g., h2, http/1.1)
  • Fingerprint: TLS fingerprint (e.g., chrome, firefox, safari)
  • Reality: Reality protocol configuration
    • Public Key: Public key
    • Short ID: Short ID
    • Spider X: Spider X parameter

Advanced Configuration:

  • Multiplex: Multiplexing settings
  • Encryption: Additional encryption layer
  • Flow Control: Flow control parameters

Field Generation:

Some fields support auto-generation with a key icon:

  • UUID: Generate random UUID
  • Password: Generate random strong password
  • Reality Key Pair: Generate Public Key and Private Key
  • Short ID: Generate random short ID

One-Click Installation

Click the "Connect" button to display the server node installation script.

Configuration:

  • API Host: API address of the management panel (automatically obtained from current domain, can be manually modified)
  • Server ID: Unique ID of the current server (auto-filled)
  • Secret Key: Automatically obtained from node configuration

Install Command: The generated bash script contains:

bash
wget -N https://raw.githubusercontent.com/perfect-panel/ppanel-node/master/scripts/install.sh && bash install.sh --api-host [domain] --server-id [ID] --secret-key [key]

Operations:

  • Click "Copy and Close" to copy the script with one click and close the popup
  • Execute the script on the server to automatically install and connect the node

Online Users Viewing

Click the "Online Users" number to view details of currently online users on the server.

Display Information:

  • User Account: Link to user detail page
  • Subscribe ID: Subscription record ID
  • Subscribe Name: Plan name being used
  • Traffic Usage: Used traffic / Total traffic (displays "Unlimited" if unlimited)
  • Expire Time: Subscription expiration time, expired shows red "Expired" badge
  • IP Address: User connection IP, clickable to view IP information
  • Connection Time: Time when user established connection

Data Refresh

Server status (CPU, Memory, Disk, Online Users) is updated in real-time according to the "Node Push Interval" set in "Node Configuration".

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