On the dashboard, when you click on the link your settings/stats are shown for the first network. It would be good to see stats/settings the network that you are currently using to be shown.
So when I go to my dashboard using Network 1, I see the settings/stats by default for Network 1. This saves having to find the network in the list. The same for when I am on Network 2, I see the settings/stats by default for Network 2.
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So when I go to my dashboard using Network 1, I see the settings/stats by default for Network 1. This saves having to find the network in the list. The same for when I am on Network 2, I see the settings/stats by default for Network 2.
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- ethernetdan
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This would be great. A time saver, and good for differentiating from multiple similarly named networks. I do like that the networks page lists which one you are currently on, but then you have to switch to that page to look for it. Also, if it would notify you when you are not on any of your networks. I ran into this when I was troubleshooting a Dual Wan that I had not noticed was in fail over mode. I was momentarily puzzled as to why the settings were not taking.