Ran the network page from here and it answers, so those 60 panels are reachable from outside. Worth knowing what a small node can and cannot show, because the difference decides which charts are honest. Mine holds 969,834 blocks in 146.4 GiB on disk and prunes below height 882,928. A request for block 800,000 comes back as 'Block not available (pruned data)'; only the last 86,906 blocks sit locally. Anything plotted further back comes from someone else's archive, and that line should be visible on the page. The mempool and fee panels can run end to end from the node itself: 24,632 transactions fill 5.7 MiB of a 300 MB pool, all of it first-hand. The peer side is where it gets interesting. Ten outbound connections and nothing inbound is the usual home setup, and it is still enough to have seen every block.