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r81.10 cli command to see all wireless active devices
hello mates
i am looking for cli command that will show me all the wireless active devices. instead of viewing them in webui
i found this command
sqlite3 -column /flash/devices.db 'select name,ipAddr,macAddr,deviceOS,typeName,brand,model,ifName from devicesDb;'
but it does not show the interface . only br0. i want to see the ips that were connect via wifi
tnx in advance
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Are you using R81.10.15 and have you reviewed with either ARP or DHCP info?
Gateway-Spark> show dhcp-leases
dhcp-leases-filter-ip-address - DHCP leases
dhcp-leases-filter-mac-address - DHCP leases
dhcp-leases-filter-network-interface - DHCP leases
dhcp-leases-filter-reserved-ip - DHCP leases
dhcp-leases - DHCP leases
arp -a
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If you are sharing your LAN and WiFi segments, they are connected internally via a bridge.
As such, they are shown as connected from that bridge (br0).
It's possible that sw info bridge might show this information, but it did not in my case.
sw info hosts might show it if your WiFi and LAN are not bridged.
Both are expert commands.
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sorry but both posts did not work for me.
i pretty sure that there must be such command , as in webui you can see wireless clients
