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Controller > Manage Devices > Access Point dashboard

Controller > Manage Devices > Access Point dashboard
Controller > Manage Devices > Access Point dashboard
Saturday - last edited Saturday
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Firmware Version: 6.1.xxx

In site specific, Manage Devices, Access Point you have a clients list but it needs to be a lot more interactive...

 

 

Problem is, I cant configure columns, like what band is the client using? (2.4G, 5G, 6G?) or anything else... no link to take you to a more robust client management thats filtered for the current AP

 

I came to this screen, because I wanted to know why all my clients except for 4 had latched onto what I consider to be the furthest AP but I find that I can't actually do much here.  

 

The column headers should be customizable, however, I would copy the column headers from the other WIreless Clients screen.  Eventually smoebody might allow for these columns to be specific to this dashboard somehow but thats scope creep IMO.

 

Suggestions:

- make the wireless column include the band, signal strength in the same column.  Having the wireless signal just takes up space uselessly.  Yes, its a wireless client.  We're already focused on an access point... showing us the wireless icon is extremely redundant.

 

- a link to the Clients > Wireless screen with the current AP filtered would be fine for more operations, like blocking, inspecting the client signal more indepth, etc.

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Re:Controller > Manage Devices > Access Point dashboard
Monday

Hi  @enorl76 

 

Hello, thank you for posting on the TP-Link community. We appreciate all your feedback and feature requests here. While we don't have any specific details to share regarding whether the feature can be implemented or when it might be, I'll ensure that I log this feature request and pass it along to the team.

 

Having the wireless signal just takes up space uselessly.  Yes, its a wireless client.  We're already focused on an access point... showing us the wireless icon is extremely redundant.

>>>We have many wall-plate access points also have spare downlink ETH ports, so it's not useless. Thanks for your input anyway. We will consider to optimize the columns.

 


Feel free to let us know of any other feature requests you may have; we’d be happy to send them up for you.

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