And for the triple win for the day... here's a brand new version of
RTRMON, with much courtesy to both
@ExtremeFiretop and
@visortgw for their insane amounts of testing and coding a little while back. This version brings a totally new screen to RTRMON, showing attached wireless and wired clients. It doesn't just stop at what all clients are attached to your various wireless interfaces, but it looks at LAN, but guest WIFI as well as VLANs/aiMesh VLANs. This view will give you some great insight as to what is currently connected to your router. Thanks so much
@ExtremeFiretop, for working all those kinks out and using some innovative ways on displaying clients --
@visortgw's home network is an amazing testing ground for every single situation it seems - you guys both ROCK!
What's new!?
v2.1.0 - (October 12, 2024)
- MINOR: Based on some samples that
@RMerlin provided
@JGrana when looking at connected WiFi client connected time, it seemed like a great idea to provide a view of which connected clients are currently attached to your router, and on what interface. This new view (page #7) shows the client name, IP, MAC, Uptime, TX/RX Totals (in GB), TX/RX Speeds (in Mbps) for each wireless interface, and also shows the name, IP and MAC for everything else connected to the LAN (br0). Still a bit experimental as I'm refining this, and would definitely appreciate your feedback!
- PATCH: Some further debugging to eliminate dupes caused by shoddy coding, and will now just display an "UNKNOWN" entry if a device shows up that is not defined using a custom name.
- PATCH: Introduced the option to sort your connected client lists by Name, IP or MAC address! Columns will sort by alpha or numerical order... in the case of MAC, it seems to go alpha then numeric. Huge thanks to
@visortgw for suggesting this feature!
- PATCH: Some additional work was done on the connected clients to account for guest wi-fi clients per feedback by both
@visortgw and
@CaptainSTX. Thanks also to
@ColinTaylor and
@DJones for narrowing down what interface guest wi-fi clients reside on, and providing script samples of pulling legit guest wi-fi interface names. RTRMON will now display enabled guest wi-fi ranges along with their associated connections.
- PATCH: Based on a suggestion from
@DJones, the client signal strength value has been added to the column layout!
- PATCH: After much back and forth with
@visortgw, sleuthing through NVRAM, I have not been able to get past the VLAN brick wall, in order to show which devices are on which VLAN. So for the moment, until 3006 arrives for my router, I will need to put a pin in it, and will just combine LAN and VLAN devices under the same section.
- PATCH: Added a blank IP for clients that come up as UNKNOWN to help with spacing.
- PATCH: With many huge thanks to
@ExtremeFiretop, he had some very productive time to help debug and develop some workarounds while testing it against his live GT-BE98U! He singlehandedly was able to figure out the methodology needed to report which clients fell into which VLANs, along with other great code optimization, including falling back to pulling device names from dnsmasq when the custom client name entry is non-existent in NVRAM! THANK YOU!
- PATCH: @ExtremeFiretop and
@visortgw have been busy working together in the background and putting the final finishing touches on the network client listing screen! Thanks so much for your help and expertise and putting a nice bow on top!
Download link:
Code:
curl --retry 3 "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ViktorJp/RTRMON/master/rtrmon.sh" -o "/jffs/scripts/rtrmon.sh" && chmod 755 "/jffs/scripts/rtrmon.sh"
Significant screenshot:
Here's a great view of what could be possible - showing
@visortgw playground:
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