WIFI

Wireless stats, the list of associated clients, and per-interface SSID, password and security settings.

Last updated Aug 14, 2026View as Markdown

Overview

The WIFI tab manages the router’s own wireless. A strip of stat cards across the top summarises the radios, then Connected Clients lists every device currently associated, and Wireless Interfaces lists each radio with a toggle and an edit button.

This is the tab to open when someone asks why their laptop has a bad connection: the client table carries signal, throughput and uptime per device.

Before you start

  • The router needs wireless hardware. Without it the interfaces card reads “No wireless interfaces found”.
  • Editing an SSID or password disconnects the clients on that radio.

Steps

  1. Open the WIFI tab.
  2. Read the stat strip: Clients (connected devices), Active radios, Signal, and Bands.
  3. Check Connected Clients for the device you care about.
  4. In Wireless Interfaces, use the toggle on a row to bring that radio up or down.
  5. Press the edit button on a row to change its SSID, Password and Security, then save.

Reference

Connected Clients table

Column What it shows
Hostname The client’s host name.
IP Its current address.
MAC Its MAC address.
Band Which radio it is on.
Signal Signal strength.
TX / RX Transmit and receive rates.
Uptime How long it has been associated.

Interface edit dialog

Field What it does
SSID The network name broadcast by this radio.
Password The WPA passphrase.
Security WPA2-PSK or WPA3-PSK.

Troubleshooting

“No wireless interfaces found”. The router has no WiFi radios, or the panel could not read them.

“No clients connected”. Nothing is associated right now.