More client info shown on phone browser display
It would be useful if the Clients screen on a phone/tablet browser could display the same information shown on a full-sized browser.
Build MT76 kmod packages for usb wifi dongles as they are now supported
kmod-mt76-core
kmod-mt76-usb
kmod-mt76x02-usb
etc.
AR750 (white), gl-ar750-3.009-1129.bin
Missing https support of webinterface
Webinterface working fine:
http://192.168.8.1
Webinterface dont support https and dont redirect to supported http:
https://192.168.8.1
Checked by one Win and one Linux PC.
Not support https yet.
V3 feature request:
- integrate java script which generate password and wlan key (p.e. Open Source Kessnux® - Downloads )
- integrate java script code for show and print out WLAN key as QR code (p.e. Open Source jQuery.qrcode 0.18.0 Demo )
Could we get QoS speed limited on the interface as well as by IP?
Thanks for your feedback.
However, it seems this feature is nothing with the router. If someone wants to use a strong password, he can use chrome extensions to accomplish.
It is a good idea. If we have app, it will be a great feature, but it is useless to show a QR code on WebUI.
This should be easy, as in luci you already have this. We will put this feature in the list.
Is there anyway I Can make make slate AR750s change its mac address to a random one on a set timer 30 min or 1 hour… this would be great at some airports. Can this be done??
Any plans to add in an option on WiFi to activate krack protection? I notice it is off by default and can only be changed in Luci.
It doesn’t support at present, it only support set to random mac manually. Why it is great at some airports? Could you explain more?
Yes, it should be enable by default.
because some have a time limit of two hours or even 30 min if i can set it for a timer that is just one less step i must do to get a new mac address.
Isn’t it need authenticate?
most of them just do mac address here in the states and Philippines they will block your mac after about 1 hour.
Is often used on follow way:
p.e. = par exemple
Like this are used on firmware of some million AVM router including a print function. That give the possibility easy to use strong passwords too.WLAN QR codes are often used on cafees, hotels and so on.
I see, that’ll be exempli gratia in Latin or “e.g.” in English!
Or i.e. which stands for id est , which means “that is” in Latin