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[Feature Request] Multiple WiFi Access Points #297
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What do you think about this? Demo.mp4 |
Yeah that looks great but I'm just wondering why you can't just:
Thanks pal! |
Because the functions that work in the background can't handle it. This requires new, more complex functions. The overview was originally intended to be composed of the device list like a "tree diagram". The configurations that are now possible go far beyond this. The drop-down list adapts itself depending on the type, and the types could be changed so that the correct or a sensible selection is displayed. |
Fair enough buddy! Then that looks amazing if you can implement it. Thanks again for this amazing project and it's continued development! |
- improve the network overview and the network settings page - minor tweaks - update language files - icmp monitoring: the hostname is displayed before the ip Regarding to #297
New: * Cleanup auto backups * Exclude devices from ICMP monitoring (#296) * Automatic deletion of old backups (#259) * Add a connection type "Fibre" (#298) * Added a parameter to define how many automatic backups are kept * A link to the systeminfo page added to the settings page status box Fixed: * File permissions of the backups created by auto backup function (#259) * Initial cronjob corrected according to documentation * various typos * Includes HOTFIX Version 2024-04-15 * Crontab parsing. Deviation of days or months by -1 (#259) * Minor fixes and tweaks Updated: * Improve the network overview and the network settings page (#297) * Language files Changed: * ICMP Monitoring: The hostname is displayed before the ip * Get backup info (status box on settings page) via ajax call
Update released with 91d0f57 |
Hi,
When you add devices to switches you can add it to multiple ports like using comma's like "1,2,3,4". I use this a lot when setting up LACP so it's good and useful.
But when adding devices which are portable and might roam between different access points you can only add them to one access point.
Is there a way you can add WiFi devices to be assigned to more than 1 WiFi Access Point in case it moves?
I realise there might not be a way for it to detect which AP it's connected to so just have it light up on all saying it's online still. Unless you can think of a way to identify which AP it's connect to and just have it appear on that one?
Thanks for your consideration.
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