No Clients listed in the Network Map > Client List

[garycnew]

All:

There are No Clients listed in the Network Map > Client List; even though, dnsmasq.leases shows the same devices within the ARP Table.

# cat /var/lib/misc/dnsmasq.leases
86400 00:b2:a0:e8:10:c2 192.168.0.235 * 00:0e:b2:a0:e8:10:c2
80168 00:ee:18:7c:07:f5 192.168.0.205 iPhone 00:7a:ee:18:7c:07:f5
79971 00:e6:d8:ff:17:55 192.168.0.228 * 00:b6:e6:d8:ff:17:55
67739 00:d5:bd:f7:dc:9e 192.168.0.217 PC 00:b4:d5:bd:f7:dc:9e
67738 00:42:01:6c:62:cc 192.168.0.197 * 00:44:42:01:6c:62:cc
82732 00:77:e6:90:00:30 192.168.0.199 Dell 00:3c:77:e6:90:00:30
67716 00:b5:7c:46:8e:57 192.168.0.244 RokuUltra *
67714 00:e2:2f:c3:56:6c 192.168.0.225 RokuExpress4K *
67714 00:96:93:e0:af:a4 192.168.0.223 * *
67707 00:09:d0:14:e9:55 192.168.0.202 NAS 00:90:09:d0:14:e9:55

# arp -a | grep -v "incomplete"
? (192.168.0.205) at 00:ee:18:7c:07:f5 [ether]  on br0
? (192.168.0.235) at 00:b2:a0:e8:10:c2 [ether]  on br0
? (192.168.0.225) at 00:e2:2f:c3:56:6c [ether]  on br0
? (192.168.0.199) at 00:77:e6:90:00:30 [ether]  on br0
? (192.168.0.202) at 00:09:d0:14:e9:55 [ether]  on br0
? (192.168.0.197) at 00:42:01:6c:62:cc [ether]  on br0
? (192.168.0.217) at 00:d5:bd:f7:dc:9e [ether]  on br0
? (192.168.0.223) at 00:96:93:e0:af:a4 [ether]  on br0
? (192.168.0.244) at 00:b5:7c:46:8e:57 [ether]  on br0
? (35.148.40.1) at 00:22:8e:d1:12:00 [ether]  on eth0

The Internet and Peer Addresses are accessible from said list of devices.

What would cause such an issue?

Thanks, again.


Gary

 

[bbunge]

Again, wonky Asus Network Map. A forever problem.

 

[ColinTaylor]

What would cause such an issue?

Longstanding issue with networkmap hanging.

Kill the process and wait a few seconds for the router to restart it:

killall networkmap

 

[garycnew]

Longstanding issue with networkmap hanging.

Kill the process and wait a few seconds for the router to restart it:

killall networkmap

@ColinTaylor

Neither killing networkmap and allowing it to respawn or rebooting the router resolves
the issue, for several days, now.

My next thought was perhaps a partition full issue, but everything looks within bounds.

# df -h
Filesystem                Size      Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/root                29.1M     29.1M         0 100% /
devtmpfs                124.7M         0    124.7M   0% /dev
tmpfs                   124.8M      1.9M    122.9M   2% /tmp
/dev/mtdblock4           62.8M     11.2M     51.5M  18% /jffs
/dev/sda2               436.5G    381.5G     55.0G  87% /tmp/mnt/Time_Capsule
/dev/mtdblock4           62.8M     11.2M     51.5M  18% /usr/sbin/dnsapi
/dev/mtdblock4           62.8M     11.2M     51.5M  18% /usr/sbin/acme.sh
/dev/sda1                28.8G     21.0G      6.4G  77% /tmp/mnt/HitachiHDD
/dev/mtdblock4           62.8M     11.2M     51.5M  18% /www/Main_LogStatus_Content.asp

Another strange one.

Thanks, again.


Gary