r7800-How tell how fast wireless clients are connected?

[jsmiddleton4]

Is there a way to tell how fast wireless clients are connected?

 

[kamoj]

Is there a way to tell how fast wireless clients are connected?

This will give you Tx speed and RSSI for all connected WiFi clients:

dni_wlan stainfo | awk '/:/ {print $1"\t"$2"\t"($3-95)"dBm"}'

 

[jsmiddleton4]

Thanks. Have to telnet into it, or ssh, and run the code. Which is fine. Was hoping like on the ASUS routers there was a way to get the router to tell me via GUI. Attached devices shows some stuff but not the connection speed. Would be nice to see it. Not a make or break thing but would be nice for clients that make it hard to see connect speeds like iPADS.

 

[jsmiddleton4]

iPAD connecting at 845 to 866. Thanks for your script. Worked great.

Since Attached Devices is already identifying which wireless is being connected the code must already do something to sort out who is who in the zoo. Wonder how hard it would be to add wireless speed to the existing code and have the speed display on the attached devices page?

 

[kamoj]

You could make a wish over at https://www.snbforums.com/threads/k...800-x4s-and-r9000-x10-temperatures-a-o.49907/

Or ask Netgear!

 

[jsmiddleton4]

Thanks. I've not read where Netgear listens to well. But I did make a suggestion in your thread.

I'm about ready to jump ship to an ASUS router and RMerlin. Waiting for prices to come down on the newer dual core 64 bit or quad core CPU "radios" units. Asus provides this information already.