Wireless client check

[Pericynthion]

Hi team - is there any way to get any more info about the client type / connections to the wireless (in this case 2.4Ghz)?

As an example from this list;

Stations List Rx/Tx Speed RSSI State
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
30:8C:FB:16:E9:34 192.168.115.142 * ??/13 Mbps -68 dBm assoc auth
30:8C:FB:4F:19:F8 192.168.115.184 * 1/1 Mbps -69 dBm assoc auth
C8:6F:1D:18:37:7B 192.168.115.100 24/65 Mbps -65 dBm assoc auth
30:8C:FB:4A:89:14 192.168.115.174 * ??/39 Mbps -53 dBm assoc auth
30:8C:FB:1F:8D:33 192.168.115.166 * ??/52 Mbps -57 dBm assoc auth
30:8C:FB:5A:30:88 192.168.115.121 * ??/72 Mbps -56 dBm assoc auth

Is there anyway I can tell if they are connected a b/g/n? As per previous post the 'N-only' option doesnt seem to be working with the current drivers so I'm trying to figure out which are which.

This is an RT-AC66U running latest 374.34_2.

 

[RMerlin]

Hi team - is there any way to get any more info about the client type / connections to the wireless (in this case 2.4Ghz)?

As an example from this list;

Stations List Rx/Tx Speed RSSI State
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
30:8C:FB:16:E9:34 192.168.115.142 * ??/13 Mbps -68 dBm assoc auth
30:8C:FB:4F:19:F8 192.168.115.184 * 1/1 Mbps -69 dBm assoc auth
C8:6F:1D:18:37:7B 192.168.115.100 24/65 Mbps -65 dBm assoc auth
30:8C:FB:4A:89:14 192.168.115.174 * ??/39 Mbps -53 dBm assoc auth
30:8C:FB:1F:8D:33 192.168.115.166 * ??/52 Mbps -57 dBm assoc auth
30:8C:FB:5A:30:88 192.168.115.121 * ??/72 Mbps -56 dBm assoc auth

Is there anyway I can tell if they are connected a b/g/n? As per previous post the 'N-only' option doesnt seem to be working with the current drivers so I'm trying to figure out which are which.

This is an RT-AC66U running latest 374.34_2.

That information isn't provided by the wireless driver. You will have to deduce it based on the link speed - anything over 54 Mbits is definitely n or ac. Below that, it will depend.