How to check who's currently connected to my network using ssh

[zandatsu07]

I can check who's currently connected on my 2.4ghz wifi using ssh by using this command line

ubus call hostapd.wlan0 get_clients

Now I wanna try who's currently on my dumb ap that connected on VLAN 33 I tried this but I think this is wrong
ubus call hostapd.eth0.33 get_clients

It shows "not found"
Sorry I'm still a noob.
What command should I use?

[pavelgl]

for wlan in $(iwinfo | grep wlan | awk '{print $1}'); do echo "Device: $wlan"; iwinfo $wlan assoclist; done

[eduperez]

You need to connect to the AP, and call hostapd there.

[zandatsu07]

But my dumb ap is not using an openwrt firmware,the dhcp server is on my main router which has the openwrt...soryy I'm a bit confused

[anon89577378]

Also posted on reddit...

r/openwrt - Checking who's currently connected in my network using ssh

[zandatsu07]

I finally found the solution using addrwatch and this is the command I used

addrwatch -r-1 eth0.33 | cut -d " " -f4,5

Works perfectly great I can now see who's currently connected in this vlan

[eduperez]

DHCP clients are not the same as wireless clients, and there is also the ARP tables where you can search for clients...