Intel iMac
macOS Sequoia 15.7.3
Is anyone aware of of a macOS app (or iOS app) which will monitor and report on powerline adapters?
I currently run 4x (did run 6x), 2x Tenda, 2x d-link and 2x TP-link once of which is a wifi extender. They all work well with no problems but I would like to be able to monitor all the details of what the various adapters are up to.
The Fritz!Powerline app pretty much does what I want and will "see" all the adapters. But, it only works once! If I quit and restart, it decides it can't find any powerline adapters. If I delete the app and re-install, it works again but only the once.
The tp-link wifi adapter has it's own web interface which works well but only really gives information for the tp-link wifi adapter itself …
I also have the tpPLC app on my iPhone which also only really gives information for the tp-link wifi adapter itself although different information to the web interface.
I have searched the web extensively but haven't found a general purpose tool, apart from Fritz!Powerline which seems to be designed only for Fritz! devices.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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macOS Sequoia 15.7.3
Is anyone aware of of a macOS app (or iOS app) which will monitor and report on powerline adapters?
I currently run 4x (did run 6x), 2x Tenda, 2x d-link and 2x TP-link once of which is a wifi extender. They all work well with no problems but I would like to be able to monitor all the details of what the various adapters are up to.
The Fritz!Powerline app pretty much does what I want and will "see" all the adapters. But, it only works once! If I quit and restart, it decides it can't find any powerline adapters. If I delete the app and re-install, it works again but only the once.
The tp-link wifi adapter has it's own web interface which works well but only really gives information for the tp-link wifi adapter itself …
I also have the tpPLC app on my iPhone which also only really gives information for the tp-link wifi adapter itself although different information to the web interface.
I have searched the web extensively but haven't found a general purpose tool, apart from Fritz!Powerline which seems to be designed only for Fritz! devices.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
Reply