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DD-WRT greasemonkey script

With the release of DD-WRT v24 they made it available to see current connections on your router. Awesome! However, depending on the amount of traffic that list could be pretty big and DD-WRT doesn't give you a way of filtering what you want to see. In my case I only want to see active/established connections and ignore the rest. Here comes the beauty of Gresemonkey + jquery or in my case Greasekit + jquery.

v0.1: For now only ESTABLISHED connections are displayed. If you want to see other ones you will need to edit the script. Future versions will allow you to use checkboxes or whatnot on the page. There are two versions: one for firefox and one for safari. I made two versions because Gresekit wasn't playing nice when I would try to load externally hosted js files. NOTE: Script is currently setup to only look at 192.168.1.254 please change this to your router's ip address.

v0.2: Added a fixed div to the top of the page where you can show/hide individual states and view only the states you are interested in.

Bug and feature requests can be sent via this form

Download for Firefox  also at: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/53834

Download for Safari 

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Posted: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 5:51 PM by Landi

Comments

Toz said:

Is any any plans to allow filtering base on src/dst ip addresses/hostname?

Also, is there anyway to also perform dns resolution within JavaScript?

Thanks,

toz

# January 8, 2010 12:50 AM

Landi said:

As of right now I don't have plans of making any new changes unless I get a few people asking about the same thing. Your second question: No you can't do dns resolution using Javascript alone; a server component is required.

Landi

# March 7, 2010 12:32 AM
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