How did you manage the login Username? I tried everything as described but get an error This is especially irritating, since its the same with or without pwd. I don't think that login with username is supported. You have to switch of login with username in the fritzbox and just the password. The SI...

Tanks for all your hints, finally I've found a quite fitting solution for my use case - including the Raspberry PI! The used router is - as I've already mentioned - a FritzBox. This is a quite powerful device also, and there is a quite good support community for that. I also wrote already, that the ...

I recommend this solution: 1) Disable wifi in your current router. 2) Add a second router. This device should support powerfull log filters and remote log (rsyslog). This second router will be connected to the router Friz!Box by Ethernet. The router Mikrotik 951G-2HnD could be a candidate. 3) Colle...

Do you have access to the router menu (normally by http)?. Can you disable the wifi of your router?. In such case you could develop your own wifi access point/router in your RPi and store the logs according your needs. This is the solution proposed by fruitoftheloom but it will require some develop...

fruitoftheloom wrote:

http://raspberrypihq.com/how-to-turn-a- ... ifi-router

Cool, this may be an interesting alternative. But how can I get the routing information out of it? The tutorial does not say anything about it. Do I have to combine it with ipt netflow?

It sounds like what you want is to collect netflow from the router/pi and export that to a host for later potential analysis. I haven't used it, but it seems that ipt-netflow will allow you to export flows. You would want to log this to a USB hd or off the pi as a SD card won't hold up very long to...

First of all, you need a router with the capability for logging the information you want. I do not know wich is the model of your router. Cheap routers provided by ISP will probably not support such capabilities. If your router is too basic, I recommend to install a Mikrotik router 951G-2HnD (cheap...

I'm searching for a solution for the network in our youth club, where several members get internet access on our WLAN. The MAC addresses of their WLAN interfaces are registered and mapped to their IP addresses, individual IP addresses of the members are fixed, so a mapping from IP address to user is...