Installed Merlin for 1st time

[iPrey06]

Two questions.

Where, and how do I get there, can I see individual clients (certain phones.. Computers etc) real time net usage?

Also..
In the client list.. Where can I see devices not currently connected? If not the client list.. Where?

Example.. Using the android app.. It has a dropdown of devices that arnt currently connected.


Thanks

 

[OMNI619]

Are you talking about the Asus app?

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[Blinkyz]

https://asuswrt.lostrealm.ca/screenshots
https://asuswrt.lostrealm.ca/features

 

[iPrey06]

Are you talking about the Asus app?

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Yeah... I have a drop down list of Non connected devices in the Asus app.

But... while I'm on my computer... I don't see any such list or a way to look at devices not currently connected

 

[iPrey06]

https://asuswrt.lostrealm.ca/screenshots
https://asuswrt.lostrealm.ca/features

Where can I find the "traffic manager per device"??

I must be looking over it on computer.

I looked under the traffic analyzer tab.. I find traffic monitor and statistics tab. Nothing that looks like the traffic manager per device as in the linked screenshots

 

[Martineau]

Where can I find the "traffic manager per device"??

I must be looking over it on computer.

I looked under the traffic analyzer tab.. I find traffic monitor and statistics tab. Nothing that looks like the traffic manager per device as in the linked screenshots

Did you enable per device stats?

 

[iPrey06]

Did you enable per device stats?

View attachment 12465

No.. Sure didn't.

But.. I just did.
Still nothing as far as "traffic per device"

Can you tell me what tab it is under..maybe looking in wrong place.

 

[Martineau]

No.. Sure didn't.

But.. I just did.
Still nothing as far as "traffic per device"

Can you tell me what tab it is under..maybe looking in wrong place.

 

[iPrey06]

Great.. Found the per device monitor. Thanks!

Now..
Anyone know anything about the 2nd problem?

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In the client list.. Where can I see devices not currently connected? If not the client list.. Where?

Example.. Using the android Asus app.. It has a dropdown of devices that ar not currently connected.

I may want to see/change something about a device when it is not connected.
Example.. A kid is at school and there phone is not Currently Connected.

 

[Martineau]

Where can I see devices not currently connected? If not the client list.. Where?

Example.. Using the android Asus app.. It has a dropdown of devices that ar not currently connected.

I believe the offline clients are part of an internal data structure (see /www/client_functions.js) derived from ARP cache/DHCP/wireless driver etc. activity and only available to certain GUI menu drop-downs e.g. Parental Controls/Port forwarding/DHCP etc.
e.g.

although whilst clicking on 'x' immediately removes the associated entry from the displayed list, they are seemingly (bug?) not physically removed from the internal data structure.

I may want to see/change something about a device when it is not connected.

Not 100% sure of what info specifically you can't already derive from the GUI for the offline clients?

 

[RMerlin]

although whilst clicking on 'x' immediately removes the associated entry from the displayed list, they are seemingly (bug?) not physically removed from the internal data structure.

I think I saw a mention of a fix relative to this in a recent Asus release.

 

[iPrey06]

Example...

I disable connectivity for a device.

That device sometimes will go offline... Not appearing in the list of devices.

I would like a drop down, or something, of offline devices so I can re-enable their connectivity.

I had the problem on my previous GT 5300 where this happened.. I couldn't enable the device again cause it would not show up as connected.

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[Martineau]

Example...

I disable connectivity for a device.

That device sometimes will go offline... Not appearing in the list of devices.

I would like a drop down, or something, of offline devices so I can re-enable their connectivity.

Does this still work?

Un-Block Internet Access for offline devices