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Settings Page Guide

This document provides a comprehensive guide to all the available options on the Settings page. The page is organized into several tabs, each managing a specific aspect of the service.

Subscriptions

This tab manages the web server that provides subscription links to users.

Service Control

This is the primary control for the subscription service.

  • Domain: Enter the domain name (e.g., sub.yourdomain.com) where the subscription service will be accessible. Do not include http:// or https://.
  • Port: Specify the port on which the service will listen (e.g., 8080).
  • Start Service: After filling in the domain and port, click this button to start the web server.
  • Stop Service: If the service is running, this button will appear to allow you to stop it.

This sub-tab becomes visible only after the subscription service has been started. It allows you to customize the URL path for subscription links.

  • Subscription Path Segment: Enter a unique, simple string (e.g., my-sub) to create a custom path. This helps in making the subscription links less predictable. For example, using my-sub will result in links like http://sub.yourdomain.com:8080/my-sub/....
  • Save Subpath: Click to apply the new path segment.

Telegram Bot

This tab allows you to integrate and manage a Telegram bot for administrative tasks and notifications.

  • API Token: Enter the unique token for your Telegram bot, obtained from the BotFather.
  • Admin ID: Enter your numerical Telegram User ID to grant yourself administrative privileges for the bot.
  • Automatic Backup Interval (Hours): Set a schedule for how often the bot should automatically back up your configuration (e.g., 12 for every 12 hours).
  • Start: After entering the API Token and Admin ID, click to start the bot.
  • Stop: If the bot is running, this button will stop it.
  • Save Interval: While the bot is running, you can update the backup interval and click this button to save the change without restarting the bot.

Hysteria Settings

This section contains core configuration options for the Hysteria service itself.

  • Change Port: Modify the main port that the Hysteria service uses to listen for client connections.
  • Change SNI: Set or change the Server Name Indication (SNI) domain. This is used to mimic traffic to a legitimate website, helping to avoid detection.
  • OBFS: Enable or disable obfuscation (OBFS) for your Hysteria traffic. The current status is displayed, and you can toggle it with the Enable/Disable OBFS buttons.
  • Update GeoIP & GeoSite Files: Use the buttons to download the latest GeoIP and GeoSite database files for specific countries (Iran, China, Russia). This is crucial for correctly applying routing rules.

IP Management

This tab is for managing the IP addresses and external server nodes associated with your setup.

Local Server IP / Domain

Define the primary IP addresses that will be embedded in user configuration links.

  • IPv4 / Domain: Enter the public IPv4 address or a domain name for the server.
  • IPv6 / Domain: Enter the public IPv6 address or a domain name for the server.

External Nodes

If you have a multi-server setup, you can add external nodes here. These nodes will be available for inclusion in user configurations.

  • Add New Node:
    1. Enter a descriptive Node Name (e.g., Node-US).
    2. Enter the IP Address / Domain of the external server.
    3. Click Add Node.
  • Manage Nodes: The table lists all configured external nodes. You can delete a node by clicking the Delete button in its row.

Extra Configs

This feature allows you to add external proxy links (such as Vmess, Vless, SS, or Trojan) to all users' subscription links automatically.

  • Add New Configuration:
    1. Enter a unique Name for the configuration (e.g., My-Vmess-Link).
    2. Paste the full proxy URI (e.g., vmess://...).
    3. Click Add Config.
  • Manage Configurations: The table lists all added configurations. You can delete any of them using the Delete button.

Backup

This section provides tools for backing up and restoring your entire panel and Hysteria configuration.

  • Restore from Backup:
    1. Click Choose File and select a previously downloaded .zip backup file.
    2. Click Upload and Restore. A confirmation dialog will appear. The system will be restored to the state in the backup file.
  • Create New Backup:
    1. Click Download Backup to generate and download a .zip file containing a full backup of your current settings.

IP Limit

This tab controls a service that limits the number of IP addresses a single user can connect from simultaneously.

Service Control

  • Start: Click to enable the IP limiting service.
  • Stop: Click to disable the service.

Configuration

This sub-tab is only active when the service is running.

  • Block Duration (seconds): Set the amount of time in seconds that an IP address will be blocked after exceeding the limit.
  • Max IPs per User: Define the maximum number of simultaneous IP addresses allowed for a single user.
  • Save Configuration: Click to apply your changes.

Decoy Site

Set up a decoy website to serve as a plausible front for your proxy service, making it harder to identify.

  • Domain: Enter the domain that will point to your decoy site.
  • Decoy Site Path: Provide the absolute path on the server where the decoy website's files (e.g., index.html) are located.
  • Setup Decoy: Click to configure and start the decoy site service.
  • Stop Decoy: If a decoy site is active, this button will appear to stop it.
  • Status: The current status (Active or Not Active) is displayed on this tab.

WARP

This tab allows you to manage the Cloudflare WARP service to route your server's outgoing traffic.

  • Install & Start WARP: If WARP is not active, this button will install and start the service.
  • Stop & Uninstall WARP: If WARP is active, this button will stop and completely remove the service.

WARP Routing Configuration

When WARP is active, you can configure its routing behavior:

  • Route All Traffic through WARP: Forces all of the server's outgoing traffic through the WARP network.
  • Route Popular Sites through WARP: Only routes traffic to popular international sites through WARP.
  • Route Domestic Sites through WARP: Only routes traffic to domestic sites (based on GeoIP) through WARP.
  • Block Adult Sites (WARP Family DNS): Enables WARP's DNS filter to block adult content.
  • Save Configuration: Click to apply your selected routing rules.