Warda-DNSDocs

Every page is named as its entry in the menu. The tile Online services of the dashboard shows the services of Warda on Internet as the box sees them: the shared knowledge (coming), the server of the updates, and the subscription. The Health of the box card shows the processor, memory, temperature and storage; the Services of the box card shows the state of the services: DNS filtering (upstream servers down), encryption of the upstream servers (how many over DNS over HTTPS, over TLS, in clear), encrypted DNS for the devices (the protocols served of those chosen), DHCP server (off, running, paused because another server answers, failed), local names, updates (automatic or manual) and backups.

Each report of the menu is marked free (green dot) or with a subscription (star). The free ones are those below and the report of each child; the hours of Internet, the time spent, the trends, the security report, the alerts and the shared knowledge come with a subscription to the collective service of Warda (Administration → Subscription, GET /api/v1/subscription). Until it opens, Warda is in beta: every function, those of the subscription included, is open to every installation, and the pages of the paid features not written yet say what they will show.

The Reports menu (administrators only) shows, for the last 24 hours, 7 or 30 days: the types of queries (A, AAAA, HTTPS, TXT, SRV, CNAME…), the answers served from the cache, the blocks by reason (lists, rules of the administrators, categories), an activity map by day and hour, the top 15 allowed and blocked domains, the top 15 devices with their allowed and blocked queries, the devices silent for more than 7 days, the countries of the sites visited and the upstream servers (protocol, country, answers, errors, mean time since the start). The top allowed domains and the countries leave out the devices of the adults who did not agree to detailed reports, and those of the groups their account made; the countries are counted per device from 0.5.4 on (the days counted before stay for the whole network). Everything is computed on the box (every 5 minutes at most) and nothing is sent anywhere. The types of queries, the reasons of blocking and the upstream servers are drawn as rings whose legend hides or shows a part; the tops give the share of each name.

The activity chart of the dashboard counts the last 24 hours by steps of 10 minutes of the clock of the box (from the counts by minute, kept 2 days), the other periods by hour or day. A click on a bar, or the arrow keys, chooses it: its window is detailed under the chart with the answered and blocked queries and, for an administrator, a link opens the query log on that window (and on the device or person chosen).