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Recent content by David Cavalli

  1. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    Same. I think Dave and I interactively found out "Synology" with our tests and Colin isolated "link aggregation" with my removal of one LAN cable. I'm assuming that no follow-up from Colin literally means that this is ultimately solveable and Merlin is ever watchful of relevant threads...
  2. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    Both plugged in. Figured there seems to be no risk of actual problem with the count rising / resetting, so would rather have the double bandwidth. Colin said temporarily remove, so I assumed he didn't need additional testing. Can/will do if it helps isolate, but the NAS is the heart of the...
  3. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    Something new, in case it helps. I had a problem with Cox and had to reset everything. When everything came back online, went to Client List, sorted by network, to see if any machines needed to be brought back online. While looking for a Wired Linux server, I noticed something about my...
  4. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    I'm guessing because it is accessed constantly. It is work data for some, media (music, movies, tv, etc.) for all. I would assume that frequent access would bring repeated queries.
  5. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    Back from the game (LFC 4, Bourne 2) #YNWA #GoReds :) Ran the commands. Hard to know what to look for when the Synology MAC is mentioned. Lots of appearances. Nothing overly repetitive, despite quantity, from newbie glance. Used grep to pull out the exact MAC address into a new file...
  6. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    Unplugged LAN2 with Clients=110. Now 111 and holding. 60 seconds later, back to 110. 20 seconds, then 111. 2 minutes at 111 and holding as I post this reply. LAN2 is now *WHITE*, not green. NAS seems fully functional.
  7. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    About to leave the house to see the Liverpool FC game at my local OLSC for the noon game, but one more final observation. The Clients number *again* reset back to ~40, but this time while idly doing nothing. Maybe I closed that <f12> window, but from my side 'randomly' reset to the real number...
  8. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    clientList=60 still, where "Clients" now are at 175, up from the 40 in the earlier post. 'bad' MAC in the sense of repeating, but fully functional and no errors seen any other way. It's the hub of *everything* done on the LAN for work, play and backup.
  9. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    More random info, in case it is of use. Switch, TP-Link TL-SG108(UN) v3, is connected on the LAN4 port. For some reason, the LAN4 port is either Green or Yellow in the GUI. I'm assuming this is a 1G vs 100MB difference. No idea what makes it switch between the two, but is what it is. It's...
  10. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    Yes, there is a switch in the LAN. FYI, hasn't been a problem before. Did sort the list. Have output and will figure out how to PM it to you (again, if important). Interesting update. Same as before, somehow, the count reset again. 40 was the lowest I saw, now 68. When I entered the...
  11. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    I redacted it initially because I don't really want to publish all my MAC addresses. Looked at it with detail. The beginning of the list looks right. Each one unique. THEN, mid way through looking, all of a sudden, the MAC address for my Synology NAS seems to be repeating in quantity. No...
  12. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    Here you go: totalClientNum {online: 121, wireless: 31, wired: 7, wireless_ifnames: Array(5)} clientList.length 60 originData.fromNetworkmapd[0].maclist.length 128 originData.fromNetworkmapd[0].maclist (134) <redacted list of IP addresses unless you really need it> FYI, 121, 128 and 134 were...
  13. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    After finishing my other post, I decided to figure out what "jq" and that json file are. Spitting out the MAC doesn't help me match what is / isn't online, so decided to try something out. jq '.[] | select(.online=='1') | .name' /jffs/nmp_cl_json.js | sort Switching to the device name of what...
  14. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    Happy to help where I can. Any question skipped is lack of technical knowledge. Give details on how to do it, and I'll fill in the blanks. Here are the answers: Guest Network profiles: [guest] Guest - VLAN 52, 2.4G/5G, Password, WPA2-Personal, NOT enabled, 0 clients [IoT] IoT (Main Subnet)...
  15. David Cavalli

    Bug: Clients count on Network Map

    No. The output of your jq command listed 35 individual MAC addresses. 30 seconds later, "Client Status" shows 37 devices online (Wired (7) and Wireless (30)). (Lots of devices join / leave, so that sounds right.) The Clients count was 158 when I used SSH to get into the Asus. It now shows 198.
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