Hi @ljalves 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

This feature was once available in "debug" mode but it is not anymore. And we don't have plans to add it in the next update.

Can you list a brand that does this feature?

In my opinion, it could be helpful in your scenario, but this is gonna be a ton of connection/sessions if the network is huge. It may not be quite helpful in configuration because there are too many entries. But also causing confusion to home users.

On a single computer I use for work, that got like a hundred or so. Not sure how it helps ACL.

Hi @ljalves 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

ljalves wrote

 Hi @Clive_A ,

 

I understand that on a huge network it could turn into a huge list (and maybe slow).

But for huge lists it could have a filter box.

 

DD-WRT has this functionality (shows total nr of wan connection and clicking the number shows the details):

Random google search example of the connection list window: here

 

Alternativelly (to avoid a huge list) it could be done per client:

Clicking the client it open it's details window and a new tab along "Details, History, Config" could show and be called something like "Active Connections".

 

Thanks,

Luis

Except for the open-source software, do you know any brands like UBNT or Cisco doing so?

That would be more informative to us. I know that open-source can implement tons of features and even you can download them from their "stores" like extensions. But, that's not informative to the dev team. Would appreciate it if you could provide further insight on this.

We have this ability on CLI mode when you use "debug" but we closed this command from being accessible.