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Which device is eating the connection, right now.

Routers report in the way the hosting agent does. Per-client usage, what each of them is doing, and the controls to do something about it — without a console cable.

ColoCommerce/Network Intelligence A drawing of the real screen
Network
ClientsDevicesTrafficWiFi
Sites
Elizabeth workshopParker office
31
Devices online
62 GB
Today
11 ms
Latency
0
Drops this hour

Who is using the connection

Per device, not per interface — which is the only version that answers the question.
Reception iMac
10.0.0.24
Wired
38.2 GB today
22% of link
Workshop laptop
10.0.0.61
WiFi 5GHz
12.4 GB today
61% of link
Ellie — phone
10.0.0.88
WiFi 5GHz
6.1 GB today
12% of link
CCTV recorder
10.0.0.12
Wired
4.4 GB today
3% of link
Guest — unknown
10.0.0.140
WiFi 2.4GHz
0.9 GB today
2% of link
Drawn, not run: the real screen needs your data and a login. The shape, the styling and the figures are all the real thing's.

Per-client, not per-interface

Not "the WAN is busy" but "that laptop has taken 40GB today and most of it is one video service".

Enrol with one line

Paste a single command into the router. It beacons home, keeps itself updated and repairs its own connection.

Control, not just charts

Reboot, change WiFi, reserve an address, or throttle a device that is spoiling everybody else's call.

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