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Dakial1
Jan 06, 2022Aspirant
[RBR50 voxel] How to create and (periodically) export devices (wifi) connections log?
Hello, I'm using Voxel on my RBR50 and I wanted a way to log all devices connection/disconnections on my wifi network (pretty much in style of what I could do with Google Wifi + IFTTT) but I couldn...
Dakial1
Jan 06, 2022Aspirant
Thanks CrimpOn!
I did post on SNB (exact same text as here) but got 0 replies, so I decided to post here to see if, with more people, I can get a response (and I was right, as you replied!).
I really got disappointed with the orbi software quality and functions. I had Google Wifi before (bought the Orbi to get more range) and it was much more user friendly and less "monetizer". It could even work with IFTTT...
I did post on SNB (exact same text as here) but got 0 replies, so I decided to post here to see if, with more people, I can get a response (and I was right, as you replied!).
I really got disappointed with the orbi software quality and functions. I had Google Wifi before (bought the Orbi to get more range) and it was much more user friendly and less "monetizer". It could even work with IFTTT...
CrimpOn
Jan 06, 2022Guru - Experienced User
There is a method to extract the entire Attached Devices page in one text string: http://<ip of router>/DEV_device_info.htm
This produces a web page conisting of a header and then one string for each device delimited by {.....},[space]
I copied it into a Word document and replaced "}, {" with "}^p{". Here's a sample of what it produced:
{ "ip":"192.168.1.5", "mac":"A0:04:60:0D:96:FA", "contype":"5G", "attachtype":"2", "devtype":"0", "devtype_name":"Router", "model":"Netgear Orbi RBS50", "name":"RBS50 Sat","accsta":"0", "conn_orbi_name":"DickRBR50", "conn_orbi_mac":"A0:04:60:1C:02:39", "backhaul_sta":"Good", "ledstate":"0", "led_func":"0", "sync_btn":"0", "uprate":"0.00", "downrate":"0.00", "voice_orbi":"0", "voice_lwauserid":"", "ceiling_power":"not support", "module_name":"RBS50" }
{ "ip":"192.168.1.58", "mac":"EC:71:DB:8A:1E:90", "contype":"wired", "attachtype":"1", "devtype":"25", "devtype_name":"Camera", "model":"Reolink RLS-420-5mp", "name":"Pickup Cam","accsta":"0", "conn_orbi_name":"Orbi Voice Garage", "conn_orbi_mac":"14:59:C0:94:BC:EA", "backhaul_sta":"Good", "ledstate":"0", "led_func":"0", "sync_btn":"0", "uprate":"0.00", "downrate":"0.00", "voice_orbi":"0", "voice_lwauserid":"", "ceiling_power":"not support", "module_name":"" }
You could set up a cron job on some machine to scrape this page every so often, then use a program to parse it and update a database with entries for 1st time seen, last time seen, etc.
I found this in a Python script that was supposed to extract the list of attached devices. There's a copy of the script at:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/jb9zz6ec0g20ysv/get_devices.py?dl=0