I am no expert so please excuse me that I need to stress that topic again. I see lot's of similar questions but all not about that in my eyes simple thing.
The main router doesn´t display all DHCP and IP addresses in my network.
I don't need that information on the APs just would like to have it on the main router. Can I improve that? How do you manage your IPs?
All are OWRT devices on 24.10.1, one main router serving DHCP and 3 DumbAP configured routers.
Questions
Devices maintained with a static IP, not in the DHCP range, and connected to a DumbAP are not displayed on the main router
Lot's of devices don´t show their host names, can I improve that?
I set DHCP allocate sequentially but there is one big gap in the leased DHCP addresses. Why is that and can I correct that? Some but not all are devices connected to the APs - is there a kind of range reservation for APs?
But I think some of these devices are visible even when static IP is set on the device, but all of them are connected to a AP not to the main router, it seems they do not talk to each other
And when it is possible to tcpdump that, can it not be added to the list view in O-Wrt?
How to use this tcpdump command?
The -i any -p means listen on any interface (and disable promiscuous mode, required for any), you'll also get WAN/upstream DHCP in this. You can focus on a single interface/device instead (use names from ifconfig -a). You can drop the -poption in that case.
If devices offer hostnames they will be used in this output, the -n option can be used to enforce numerical addresses only.