Hub Profile Overview
A hub detail page shows live information collected from the hub plus application-owned fields such as owner, status, address links, reliability, and history.
Description And Topic
The description and topic are usually reported by the hub during ping. Treat them as hub-owned content that can change after the next hourly update.
Hub History Graph
The graph shows historical pinger snapshots. Public visitors can see guests, share, and average share per user. Administrators can also inspect stored numeric settings, ping counters, reliability, votes, limits, clone data, and status trends.
Details Table
The details table explains address, secure address, added time, last checked time, last available time, location, encoding, status, owner, software, category, reliability, share, and requirements.
Join Requirements
Min Share is the minimum shared size a user must have to join. Min Slots is the minimum open upload slots required. Max Hubs blocks users who are already joined to more hubs than the configured limit.
Connection And TLS Icons
The secure shield means the address uses TLS, such as NMDCS or ADCS. The unsecure shield means the address is plain NMDC or ADC.
User List Icons
The user list is parsed from the hub userlist snapshot. A blue user icon marks a registered or recognized user entry when the hub exposes that role. A silver robot marks a bot or service account, such as feed bots, security bots, clock bots, hublist bots, or automated announcement users. A gold key marks an operator, moderator, or privileged hub account. Rows without an icon are ordinary users. Administrators may also see raw role values.
The hub profile and live hub chat intentionally use the same role language: blue is a user role, silver robot is a bot/service role, and gold key is an operator role. If a bot is also an operator, the application prioritizes the bot/service marker where the user list is specifically identifying automated accounts.
Icon Reference
| Icon | Label | What It Does |
|---|---|---|
| Secure Shield | The address uses TLS, usually NMDCS or ADCS. | |
| Plain Shield | The address is plain NMDC or ADC without TLS. | |
| Blue User | Marks a registered or recognized user entry reported by the hub profile snapshot. | |
| Silver Robot | Marks a bot, feed, security, clock, hublist, or other automated service account. | |
| Gold Key | Marks a moderator, operator, or privileged hub account. | |
| No Icon | Ordinary user entry without a special role marker. | |
1 / 2 / 3 | Role Number | Visible only to administrators; shows the raw parsed role value. |