Two small but real additions to the homelab dashboard: a dedicated `/opnsense` page describing the Protectli V1210 firewall's role and access, added with real client-side routing via a `Router` component; and a fix to how the Windows gaming node reports its stats, switching to the Glances HTTP API on its correct port.
The dashboard was a single-page app before this — the OpnSense page was the first real reason to introduce routing rather than keep bolting more sections onto one page. The Windows node fix was more mundane but necessary: it simply wasn't reporting real numbers before this, since the backend was hitting the wrong integration for that node's metrics.
`OpnSensePage.tsx` documents the firewall's device info, network roles (WAN/LAN/DHCP/NAT), security features (stateful inspection, IDS/IPS, DNS over HTTPS), and monitoring/access details (Tailscale-only WebUI, SSH) — static content today, matching the site's existing card-based design system, reachable from the dashboard nav via `react-router-dom`. The Windows node's stats now come from Glances' HTTP API on port `61208`, fixed in `backend/app/routers/nodes.py` alongside the other 5 nodes' polling logic.
The dashboard has continued to grow node integrations since — TrueNAS moved to JSON-RPC and the ClusterRole this backend runs under got scoped down to read-only, both written up separately.