Status
The portal's home: what the vessel is doing now, with a wizard behind each line.
On this page
The portal opens on the vessel's own state, not on a form. Each line is one concern — how the internet reaches the vessel, the crew network, the filtering, the vessel itself — with what it is now and the wizard that changes it. This is the screen the crew come back to, and the one a technician reads before touching anything; the first-run wizard walks the same four concerns in order, and afterwards a change touches only the line it belongs to.
Proposed: the status page needs the device to report more than it reports now — the portal's status endpoint answers with the hostname, the operating system and uptime, while the page's lines need the upstream link and its signal, the crew network and its clients, the filtering level in force and the vessel's name and zone. Until those are reported, the page can only show what the setup itself wrote down.
Related
- WiFi portal: the whole setup flow, screen by screen.