Add or edit nodes

Node details (this screenshot predates the case dropdowns described below)

Columns	Tips
Node Name	The name of the node can be prefixed with [NumberLetter-] for sorting, such as 0A- in 0A-TEST-NODE-6. This prefix will not be displayed to users.
Address	The address of the node, which can be an IP address or a domain name. If the node is forwarded, add the address of the forwarding server here.
Client Port	The port of the node. If the node is forwarded, add the port of the forwarding server here.
Backend Port	The port on which the node backend runs
Traffic Rate	Traffic calculation factor. Overridden for time windows covered by the node's Dynamic Rate Case, if one is selected.

DNS / Route / Outbound / Inbound / domain / protocol cases

Instead of free-text JSON boxes, the node edit page has six dropdowns — DNS Case, Route Case, Outbound Case, Inbound Case, Domain Blocking Case, and Protocol Blocking Case — that let you pick which named case this node should use. The cases themselves (and their JSON content) are maintained on the Additional node config page; leaving a dropdown unselected means that node doesn't use that field at all.

Network Setting JSON is still a free-text field directly on the node. If you leave it empty, the node falls back to the global default set on the Additional Node Config page.