Find information of all connected devices to my access point

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I want to monitor wlan area and I want to read all information such as RSSI about the connected devices to wlan. There are many applications which use ping to retrieve information but I want to retrieve them directly from the access point. I don't know how to connect to wlan router and retrieve the data and which language should I use. thank in advance for any kind of help.

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I want to build tool to monitor the wifi area in a building.So now I want access to my access point and retrieve all information about the devices like the signal strength and the noise rate and other information that will help me to analysis and manage the wireless network.

Posted 23-Apr-16 23:33pm

mohammed qaid

Updated 24-Apr-16 4:11am

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I don't know how to connect to wlan router and retrieve the data and which language should I use.

Then I would suggest those are the subjects you need to study first.

Posted 24-Apr-16 3:08am

Richard MacCutchan

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mohammed qaid 24-Apr-16 16:06pm

thank you,
I am looking for how to access my wireless router.

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Dave Kreskowiak · Accepted Answer · 2016-04-24T04:11:00

Solution 2

You start with the documentation on your equipment. If that doesn't provide any useful information, you do to the manufacture of the equipment and see if they have any developer information on it.

Posted 24-Apr-16 4:11am

Dave Kreskowiak

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mohammed qaid 24-Apr-16 16:48pm

Thank you, that's great idea, I will look at the documentation I hope I find API for it