> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://outdoor.router.works/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://outdoor.router.works/ezr35-lte/manual/firmware/dashboard.md).

# Dashboard

Built on OpenWrt v19, the EZR35-LTE features an intuitive web interface. Let's quickly review the menu bar and fundamental sections of the front-page dashboard.

## Menu Bar

Under the top green menu bar, you can find "Status / System / Services / Network." Each provides a comprehensive set of tools for managing your router, from basic setup to advanced networking features.

### Refresh

The "Refresh" button is located in the upper-right corner. When activated against a green background, it automatically refreshes and shows the updated status.

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## Overviews

### System

The "System" section in the top-left corner displays general system information, including the router's hostname, model number, serial number, hardware architecture, firmware version, kernel version, local time, system uptime, load average, and memory usage.

<figure><img src="/files/fCKalklW3rGWs8R3YIGH" alt=""><figcaption><p>EzenGreen Front Page - System and Mobile Modem</p></figcaption></figure>

### Device

The "Device" section shows the status of the 4G mobile modem, SIM card, and mobile connection. Check the explanations for each field in the [Mobile Modem](https://outdoor.router.works/ezr35-lte/manual/firmware/pages/Eu37iFk1WTSgWfoX3uoB#i.-modem-device) chapter.

## Network

The following network section displays upstream internet links, which include mobile protocols, mobile IP addresses, carrier DNS addresses, and mobile connection uptime.

## DHCP Lease

Includes IPv4 and IPv6 DHCP leases to local network devices.

## Wireless

The wireless section includes master hotspots and WiFi relays. It displays their wireless standards, working channel, bitrate, SSID, and encryption type.

## MWAN & UPnP

The **MWAN Interfaces** section shows the "Network > Load Balance" status. The multiple-WAN function is turned off by default, so its interface statuses display as "Disabled."

**UPnP** displays devices connected to the universal plug-and-play protocol, enabling automatic device discovery and communication without manual configuration.