How to get information about Wi-Fi clients?
Information on devices connected via Wi-Fi can be viewed in the web interface on the 'Client Lists' page.
![wifi-info-01-en.jpg](../../../../assets/images/uuid-90c9bc04-14c9-0119-6670-fdba85f86b07-it.png)
In this table, you can get the following information (using the third device on the list as an example):
Network name of the connected device (
POCO-X4-GT
);MAC address (
ba:33:34:f1:77:dc
);The IP address assigned to the connected device (
192.168.1.85
);Network segment to which the device is connected (
Home segment
/Wi-Fi 2.4 GHz
);Signal strength in relative value (as a graphical scale);
Current channel speed of the connection (
206 Mbit/s
);Connection standard (
IEEE 802.11ax
);Wi-Fi module configuration (
2x2 / 2Tx2R
);Width of the channel used (
20 MHz
).
If you click on a client entry in the list, a device card with additional information will open:
![wifi-info-02-en.png](../../../../assets/images/uuid-4c132a71-0cd3-bc88-52a4-6103658d168c-it.png)
Here, the system displays the client's online time (connection time) and the amount of data sent and received.
Additional and more detailed information is available via the router's command-line interface (CLI). To get it, run the command:
(config)> show associations
![wifi-info-02-en.jpg](../../../../assets/images/uuid-ee4fb631-71ed-b479-9f49-5cc426d65740.png)
For example:
(config)> show associations
station:
mac: ba:33:34:f1:77:dc
(MAC address)
ap: WifiMaster0/AccessPoint0
(access point to which the client is connected;
WifiMaster0/AccessPoint0 is the 2.4 GHz network, WifiMaster0/AccessPoint1 is the 2.4 GHz Guest network,
WifiMaster1/AccessPoint0 is the 5 GHz network)
psm: yes
authenticated: yes
txrate: 258
(channel rate)
rxrate: 150
uptime: 776
(connection time in seconds)
txbytes: 1610189
rxbytes: 59855857
ht: 20
(channel width)
mode: 11ax
(Wi-Fi standard; IEEE 802.11n)
gi: 800
(guard interval)
rssi: -51
(signal strength; a measure of the received signal strength;
the higher the number, or the less negative it is, the stronger the signal;
for more information, see How do I check the signal strength and wireless coverage of my Wi-Fi router?)
mcs: 10
(modulation index and coding scheme)
txss: 2
(spatial stream)
ebf: no
dl-mu: no
ul-mu: yes
dl-ofdma: no
ul-ofdma: no
_11: k
(Wi-Fi roaming protocols - 802.11 k/r/v)
_11: r
_11: v
security: wpa2-psk
(Wi-Fi protection)