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| ====== Device List ====== | ====== Device List ====== | ||
| - | \\ The Device List menu displays an overall view of the devices connected to your LAN. This information | + | \\ The Device List menu displays an overall view of the devices connected to your LAN. Information |
| \\ {{: | \\ {{: | ||
| - | \\ **Interface: | + | \\ **Interface: |
| - | * '' | + | *'' |
| - | * '' | + | *'' |
| - | * This name might be used directly. | + | *This name might be used directly. |
| - | * This name might be used indirectly if a bridge, PPP, or VPN connection is associated with the interface. | + | *The name may be used indirectly if a bridge, PPP, or VPN connection is associated with the interface. |
| - | * '' | + | *'' |
| - | * For example, in the example above, vlan2 represents the WAN interface. | + | *For example, in the example above, vlan2 represents the WAN interface. |
| - | * '' | + | *'' |
| - | * If you have Virtual Wireless set up, you'll probably have several of these. | + | *If you have Virtual Wireless set up, you'll probably have several of these. |
| - | * This will depend on the number of radios in your hardware. | + | *This will depend on the number of radios in your hardware. |
| - | * Virtual wireless interfaces will also appear here. | + | *Virtual wireless interfaces will also appear here. |
| - | * Main wireless chipset interfaces are named as wlX. | + | *Virtual wireless interfaces are named as wlX.X . |
| - | * Virtual wireless interfaces are named as wlX.X . | + | |
| + | \\ | ||
| WiFi-connected devices will appear under the interface name of the SSID to which they are connected . | WiFi-connected devices will appear under the interface name of the SSID to which they are connected . | ||
| - | Device names start at " | + | Device names start at " |
| Additional instances are created when virtual interfaces are created (secondary SSIDs). | Additional instances are created when virtual interfaces are created (secondary SSIDs). | ||
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| Interface types include: | Interface types include: | ||
| - | * Ethernet | + | *Ethernet |
| - | * WiFi (2.4GHz) | + | *WiFi (2.4GHz) |
| - | * WiFi (5GHz) | + | *WiFi (5GHz) |
| - | * Cellular 3G/4G/5G connection to ISP | + | *Cellular/LTE 3G/4G/5G connection to ISP |
| - | * PPPoE connection to ISP | + | *PPPoE connection to ISP |
| - | * Wireless client (to other router/ | + | *Wireless client (to other router/ |
| - | * Wireless bridge (to other router/ | + | *Wireless bridge (to other router/ |
| - | * PPTP client | + | *PPTP client |
| \\ | \\ | ||
| - | WAN interfaces are shown with black and white inverted. A greyed-out power icon represents a device that is disconnected or off. | + | WAN interfaces are shown with black and white inverted. |
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| + | A greyed-out power icon represents a device that is disconnected or off. | ||
| - | \\ **MAC Address: **This is the hardware address associated with the interface. | + | \\ **MAC Address: **is the hardware address associated with the interface. |
| - | * Clicking the MAC address opens a search to identify | + | * Clicking the MAC address opens a search to identify hardware vendor, based on the device OUI ([[https:// |
| * The OUI is derived from the first 6 digits of its MAC address. | * The OUI is derived from the first 6 digits of its MAC address. | ||
| * This function is useful only for factory-programmed MAC addresses. | * This function is useful only for factory-programmed MAC addresses. | ||
status-devices.txt · Last modified: 2024/06/02 17:33 by hogwild
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