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Attached Devices Sorted by IP Number
I have a good number of devices on my home network. I manage then with static DHCP reservations and I wanted to be able to get an Attached Device display in the web ui sorted by IP number. The at...
Thanks to the Stay-At-Home order, I have had some time to work on this a bit more. Please stay safe, stay healthy, and stay home!
A complete replacement for /www/DEV_show.device.htm available on Dropbox (dots removed to keep obey the forum rules about URLs)
www dropbox com/s/svqx6020yq0avgh/DEV_show_device.htm?dl=0
You can diff if you want to see changed.
1.You can now sort any column of the device connections by clicking the heading
2. I removed the unnecessary repaints when nothing changes. They were just annoying.
3. If you click on a heading, not only will the column sort but new devices will be added if they have recently connected.
4. The timing for the recheck for new devices was increased to 4 minutes to keep the load light. If no new devices are found, the screen will not repaint. If new devices are found, the screen will repaint with the current sort key applied for new and existing devices.
5. Cleaned up a couple other minor bugs.
As before, ALWAYS make a backup of the original version. Reboot will reset to original. Search for hack on how to reset this after a reboot. Some very nice work at hackingthenetgearorbi wordpress com
I have tested with current Orbi FW and current Chrome, IE, Edge, and Foxfire. Your mileage may vary.
No support expressed or implied but if you do see things please report them here and I will most likely have time to take a look.
Scott
Sweet. I just tried this now, it looks great, now able to sort by connection type, MAC, etc. Awesome job!
Got questions about how I get the file into ORBI. Good question.
I use PuTTY so a copy-and-paste is pretty easy. Most other Telnet package have some sort of copy-and-paste function
Bacis idea is:
1. Select and copy the entire file on the workstation
2. Telnet to ORBI and login
3. cd /www
4. vi new.htm
5. o command to get to "add mode"
6. paste file (right mouse click in PuTTY)
7 ESC
9 clean up first and last line if necessary
10 w
11 q
mv DEV_show_device.htm DEV_show_device.orig
mv new.htm DEV_show_device.htm
Scott
Awesome, thank you for posting the details.
SLK-Purdue wrote:Got questions about how I get the file into ORBI. Good question.
I use PuTTY so a copy-and-paste is pretty easy. Most other Telnet package have some sort of copy-and-paste function
Bacis idea is:
1. Select and copy the entire file on the workstation
2. Telnet to ORBI and login
3. cd /www
4. vi new.htm
5. o command to get to "add mode"
6. paste file (right mouse click in PuTTY)
7 ESC
9 clean up first and last line if necessary
10 w
11 q
mv DEV_show_device.htm DEV_show_device.orig
mv new.htm DEV_show_device.htm
Scott
I cannot believe how slick this is!
THANK YOU
SLK-Purdue wrote:Got questions about how I get the file into ORBI. Good question.
I use PuTTY so a copy-and-paste is pretty easy. Most other Telnet package have some sort of copy-and-paste function
(Updated - sorry vi is automatic for me and I forgot the required ":" to enter command mode.
1. Select and copy the entire file on the workstation
2. Telnet to ORBI and login
3. cd /www
4. vi new.htm
5. o command to get to "add mode"
6. paste file (right mouse click in PuTTY)
7 ESC
9 clean up first and last line if necessary
10 :w
11 :q
I have verified this works with new firmware version 2.5.1.32
www dropbox com/s/svqx6020yq0avgh/DEV_show_device.htm?dl=0
