Status¶
The Status menu entries display status information and logs for various system components and services.
- Captive Portal:
When Captive Portal is enabled, this entry shows user and voucher status.
- CARP (failover):
Shows the status of CARP IP addresses on this firewall, such as MASTER/BACKUP state for each CARP VIP. Also has controls for HA maintenance mode.
See CARP Status.
- Dashboard:
A shortcut back to the main page of the firewall GUI, which displays general system information.
See Dashboard.
- DHCP leases:
Shows a list of all IPv4 DHCP leases assigned by this firewall and provides controls based on those leases, such as adding static mappings.
See DHCPv4 Leases.
- DHCPv6 leases:
Shows a list of all IPv6 DHCP leases assigned by this firewall.
See DHCPv6 Status.
- DNS Resolver:
Shows the contents of the DNS resolver infrastructure cache.
See DNS Resolver Status.
- Filter Reload:
Shows the status of the last filter reload request, including active reload actions. Also provides a means to force a filter reload, and to force an XMLRPC configuration sync when HA is configured.
See Filter Reload Status.
- Gateways:
Shows the status of gateways, and gateway groups for multiple WANs.
See Gateway Status.
- Interfaces:
Shows the hardware status for network interfaces, equivalent to using
ifconfig
on the console.See Interface Status.
- IPsec:
Shows the status of any configured IPsec tunnels.
See IPsec Status.
- Monitoring:
Shows graphed data for system statistics such as bandwidth used, CPU usage, firewall states, etc.
See Monitoring Graphs.
- NTP:
Shows the status of the Network Time Protocol server daemon.
See NTP Daemon Status.
- OpenVPN:
Shows the status of any configured OpenVPN instances.
- Queues:
Shows the status of traffic shaping queues.
- Services:
Shows the status of system and package service daemons.
See Service Status.
- System logs:
Shows logs from the system and system services such as the firewall, DHCP, VPNs, etc.
See System Logs.
- Traffic graph:
Displays a dynamic real-time traffic graph for an interface.
See Traffic Graphs.
- UPnP & NAT-PMP:
Shows a list of any currently active UPnP port forwards. This entry is only present when the firewall contains more than one interface.
- Wireless:
Shows a list of any currently available wireless networks in range, along with signal levels. This menu entry is only present if the firewall has an assigned wireless interface.
See Wireless Status.