The Fritzbox breaks down in an Internet-cafe environment as I've noticed.
I'm running 60+ Fritzboxes and all that have more than 250 entries in their LAN-list become extremely slow and eventually they break down.
Currently I am monitoring these entries and I sometimes login there and remove all the entries. This is a slow and tedious task.
Setting the lease to 1 day seems to help, but it is not sufficient.
I wrote a script in bash which removes all unused entries by manipulating ar7.cfg and multid.leases
This script is sometimes failing which results in a fritzbox that returns to its factory settings.
Most of it is covered in this thread which was moved from here to another thread:
http://www.ip-phone-forum.de/showthread.php?t=275340
I believe that thread is not that active as I'm hardly getting any response anymore since it moved there.
I'm not monitoring that thread either.
I'm used to doing things in bash, but I think an approach using LUA with AVM library stuff is probably better.
It could remove these entries in the same way the webinterface does.
Alas, I have no idea where to begin.
Is someone willing to make some start in LUA?
You would help more people than just me as I found out that more people have this problem.
AVM themselves don't care, it seems.
I'm running 60+ Fritzboxes and all that have more than 250 entries in their LAN-list become extremely slow and eventually they break down.
Currently I am monitoring these entries and I sometimes login there and remove all the entries. This is a slow and tedious task.
Setting the lease to 1 day seems to help, but it is not sufficient.
I wrote a script in bash which removes all unused entries by manipulating ar7.cfg and multid.leases
This script is sometimes failing which results in a fritzbox that returns to its factory settings.
Most of it is covered in this thread which was moved from here to another thread:
http://www.ip-phone-forum.de/showthread.php?t=275340
I believe that thread is not that active as I'm hardly getting any response anymore since it moved there.
I'm not monitoring that thread either.
I'm used to doing things in bash, but I think an approach using LUA with AVM library stuff is probably better.
It could remove these entries in the same way the webinterface does.
Alas, I have no idea where to begin.
Is someone willing to make some start in LUA?
You would help more people than just me as I found out that more people have this problem.
AVM themselves don't care, it seems.
