ASUS AC3200 Client list

[JimBoCA]

With a stock AC3200, what is the best way to get the list of currently connected clients? I found http://routerip/update_clients.asp works and I can grep that for the host, but I was hoping for something in a better format?

Thanks,
Jim

 

[roldogg]

You can just click on Client List in the BIOS. As far as something outside of the BIOS, I like to use an app called Fing on my cell phone. It's free, you can add name for each client which it remembers, it shows the IP address, the MAC address, and it lists clients who were connected previously who aren't currently connected.

 

[JimBoCA]

Thanks, but I am looking for a way to use the info in a python script running on a Raspberry Pi.

 

[Shelbrain]

You can just click on Client List in the BIOS. As far as something outside of the BIOS, I like to use an app called Fing on my cell phone. It's free, you can add name for each client which it remembers, it shows the IP address, the MAC address, and it lists clients who were connected previously who aren't currently connected.

I don't mean to threadjack, but i second the recommendation for Fing. My only problem is that Fing doesnt always remember my clients when I specify the names, it always goes back to the default IP address for each client or lists the manufacturer name. I find myself having to rename all the clients each time I go into the app

 

[JimBoCA]

I'll ask again a different way. On a DDWRT I can grab http://router/Status_Lan.live.asp from a script which gives a list of connected clients. Is http://router/update_clients.asp the best way to get this info on stock Asus firmware? Or is there a better way?

 

[roldogg]

I don't mean to threadjack, but i second the recommendation for Fing. My only problem is that Fing doesnt always remember my clients when I specify the names, it always goes back to the default IP address for each client or lists the manufacturer name. I find myself having to rename all the clients each time I go into the app

Really? Whenever I use Fing, it remembers the client info I enter for each IP/MAC address, unless I delete all the extra data and cache from my phone.

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