Features

NAS Services (9)

Service	Port	Description
Samba	139, 445	Windows/Mac/Linux file sharing
NFS	2049	Linux high-speed file access
FTP	21	vsftpd traditional file transfer
WebDAV	8080	rclone serve WebDAV, mobile/mount
FileBrowser	8081	Web file manager (mobile-friendly)
S3 API	9000	rclone serve s3, auto bucket mapping
Fail2ban	-	SSH/FTP brute-force protection
UFW	-	Firewall, default deny, visual management
Z1 Panel	8090	Web management panel (Go binary)

All native systemd services, no Docker dependency. One file, six protocol access.

Web Panel Modules (12)

Module	Features
Dashboard	System info, CPU/mem/disk usage, disk slot map, pool overview cards, service status
Service Mgmt	9 services start/stop/restart, view logs
User Mgmt	User list (service badges/quota/shares), 4-step wizard, groups, permission matrix, login logs, service toggles
Storage Mgmt	Single storage pool (/data/nas1) + public share + per-user homes, slot map, RAID wizard (goal-oriented), LVM/RAID expansion (SSE), user/folder CRUD
Firewall	Status cards, visual rule add/delete, source IP/notes, service presets, auto-allow SSH
Remote Sync	rclone remotes (S3/SFTP/WebDAV/FTP), upload/download tasks, shared dir whitelist, subdir creation, bandwidth/concurrency limits
Monitoring	Real-time status, network traffic, top processes, error logs, 4-channel alerts
Config Mgmt	Samba shares, FTP whitelist, config file editing, service autostart
Backup/Restore	Manual/auto backups, backup list, one-click restore, delete
System Settings	Network config, timezone, hostname, SSH config, kernel params, HTTPS certificates
Disk Mgmt	Partitions, mount/unmount, format, LVM, I/O performance, SMART details
System Diagnostics	SMART short/long self-test, RAID scrub, protection guards, scheduling, history

Unified Storage

Single storage pool, fixed at /data/nas1, two entry points:

/data/nas1
  ├── public/    → shared space (everyone read/write)
  │                  SMB + NFS + WebDAV + S3 + Web UI
  └── {user}/    → private home (auto-created per user)
                     SMB (per-user permission) + FTP (chroot)

• public is the main shared entry — the same files over every protocol
• user homes hold private files, with media/photos/documents/downloads auto-created
• No more confusing seed folders — one pool, two spaces

RAID Wizard (Goal-Oriented)

No need to understand RAID. Two steps:

Step 1: Choose Your Goal

Goal	Description
🛡️ Data Safety	Never lose data
📦 Max Capacity	No space wasted
⚡ Performance	Read/write speed priority
⚖️ Balanced	Capacity + fault tolerance

Step 2: System Recommends

Disks	Available	Recommended
1	LVM Single	★ LVM Single (expandable)
2	LVM Merge / RAID0 / RAID1 / Independent	★ RAID1
3	+ RAID5	★ RAID5
4	+ RAID6	★ RAID5

Configuration progress via SSE streaming.

Monitoring & Alerts

5-Minute Auto-Collection

Metric	Details
CPU	Usage (dual /proc/stat sampling), model, load
Memory	Usage, Swap
Disk	Usage, SMART health, I/O performance
Network	Traffic stats, connections
Services	9 service status checks

4-Channel Alerts

Channel	Config	Notes
DingTalk	DINGTALK_WEBHOOK	Enterprise bot
Telegram	TG_BOT_TOKEN + TG_CHAT_ID	International
Bark	BARK_KEY	iOS push
Email	SMTP_USER + SMTP_PASS	Fallback

Remote Sync

rclone-based remote storage sync:

Feature	Details
Remote types	S3-compatible (AWS/MinIO/Alibaba OSS), SFTP, WebDAV, FTP, Local
Sync direction	Upload (local→remote) / Download (remote→local)
Sync modes	sync (mirror) / copy (incremental) / bisync (bidirectional)
Local path whitelist	Restricted to smb.conf configured shared dirs
Subdirectory creation	Create subdirs under shared dirs as sync targets
Bandwidth limit	Configurable Mbps cap
Concurrency	Configurable rclone transfers

Mobile Support

No native app — PWA + third-party ecosystem:

Platform	Recommended
Official	Web UI responsive + PWA (add to home screen)
Android	CX File Explorer / Solid Explorer / FolderSync
iPhone	FE File Explorer / Documents / PhotoSync / Infuse

Requires: SMB/SFTP/WebDAV/HTTPS. iOS Files app supports SMB natively.

System Registry Check

After deployment (or any time via API), the panel runs a 46-item automated health check across 11 categories:

Category	Items	Checks
Services	9	All 9 systemd services active + enabled
Config Files	10	smb.conf, exports, nfs.conf, vsftpd.conf, etc. exist and correct
Systemd Units	4	Custom service files present
Binaries	2	filebrowser + nas-panel executables
Users	4	System/Samba/WebDAV/FileBrowser passwords configured
State Files	4	No stale metadata from previous installs
Storage	6	No residual LVM PV/VG/LV, RAID arrays, disk signatures
Firewall	1	UFW enabled
Cron Jobs	2	Monitor (every 5 min) + Backup (weekly)
Directories	3	/data, /opt/nas symlink, /var/lib/nas-monitor
Packages	1	10 core packages installed

Access: GET http://<NAS_IP>:8090/api/system/check?action=refresh (public, no auth required)

Multilingual (i18n)

Full-site localization — the entire panel UI switches between Chinese and English:

• 970 translation keys, zh-CN / en-US fully synced (check script enforces parity)
• Sidebar language switcher, instant switch, persisted to localStorage
• Covers static text, runtime messages, AND backend-returned display strings (service names/descriptions, storage pool/volume names, component details, sysctl params, diagnostic items, RAID options, alert channels)

HTTPS Certificates

• One-click self-signed certificate generation (10-year validity)
• Upload custom PEM certificate with cert/key match validation
• Auto-applies to all 4 web services (Panel / FileBrowser / WebDAV / S3)
• Auto-updates systemd units and restarts services
• One-click remove to revert to HTTP

System Diagnostics

• SMART Self-Test: short (~2 min) / long (~4 h) disk firmware self-tests
• RAID Scrubbing: integrity check with automatic silent corruption repair (~2 h)
• Protection guards: temperature cap 55°C, I/O usage cap 70%, RAID speed limit
• Scheduling: manual trigger or daily/weekly/monthly schedules
• History: SQLite-backed run history (500 entries)