Jeff Hortian
New Around Here
New to this forum and recently bought a RT-AC88U and love it. I came from a Stock DD-WRT AC1900, but the interface sucked and was very basic. I never got around to loading ddwrt onto it and talked to a co-worker and they recommended Asus and Merlin. So, here I am.
Anyway, I have setup and configured my router the way I want it; however, one thing I don't like is I can't see who joins my guest network right from the device list on the network map page under device list. I can see all the devices, but not where they are specifically connected from.
So, I was thinking/hoping that a "guest, icon, symbol, tag" could be added.
I did find under "System Logs>Wireless Logs a section that has 7 flags and one of them is a "G" which details if the device is on the guest network. This is nice, but it sucks as you need to go get it and is not easily accessible.
I was thinking that there could be a "guest image", "guest flag" or a new text box/field that states what network it actually joined.
The below picture was taken from the device list on the network map after clicking one of the devices on the right.
Anyway, I have setup and configured my router the way I want it; however, one thing I don't like is I can't see who joins my guest network right from the device list on the network map page under device list. I can see all the devices, but not where they are specifically connected from.
So, I was thinking/hoping that a "guest, icon, symbol, tag" could be added.
I did find under "System Logs>Wireless Logs a section that has 7 flags and one of them is a "G" which details if the device is on the guest network. This is nice, but it sucks as you need to go get it and is not easily accessible.
I was thinking that there could be a "guest image", "guest flag" or a new text box/field that states what network it actually joined.
The below picture was taken from the device list on the network map after clicking one of the devices on the right.
