hello. dont know if this is the right place to post this.
is there a software that helps you control and administer the wireless connection? that helps you to see how its distributed, which user is getting the most load, etc?
thanks
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Yes, your router firmaware should have some basic loggin. At least to the point of checking who's connected and MAC addresses etc. Load measuring is a bit more advanced, but if you use a UNIX/Linux system to distribute your internet then you could do that pretty easily too. Generally using a really old low spec linux box is a great way to make a really advanced router.
You can get some D-Link routers which have a linux based firmware on them which you can SSH onto and wave a magic wand.
You can get some D-Link routers which have a linux based firmware on them which you can SSH onto and wave a magic wand.