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This repository does not currently contain any code of its own -- it is a container for project-wide issues and wiki pages to be stored. Code is stored in many of the bismark-* repositories.

Wiki: https://github.com/projectbismark/projectbismark/wiki

Project-wide issues: https://github.com/projectbismark/projectbismark/issues

Overall issue dashboard: https://github.com/organizations/projectbismark/dashboard/issues

Project Page and Dataset: http://projectbismark.net.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/index.html

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ucap's Issues

[Long term] Guest-wifi access and traffic management

  1. Enable open guest-wifi access. Motivation is to give easy access to house guests, also to support "Open Wireless Movement" (e.g., https://openwireless.org/),
  2. However, house admin would want to ensure that house members get a guaranteed bandwidth any time, even in the event of the guest trying to hog the network with overwhelming traffic. Rate limiting on certain slice of the network (e.g., guest-vlan) would be a great feature to have. Doing some sort of QoS on multiple slices on the home network is desirable.

Build a user-friendly device registeration process

Right now, a device associated with the uCap router (wireless or wired) is first identified by its MAC address on the uCap website. Home users may have trouble linking the real physical device to the device that appeared on the website, especially for non-techie users. Also if could be difficult when there are a lot of unidentified devices.

Functionality to hide uninterested devices in 'Network' tab

Currently, all devices that have ever-been registered (or appeared) in the home network are displayed in the 'Network' tab on the uCap website (in the left pane, as well as right next to the pie chart).

It would be better to 'hide' uninterested devices, or devices that did not use data for a long period of time. Only showing devices that actively use data seems better than showing all devices that have been registered.

Device usage is not registered properly

I used my iPad for several hours last night streaming some video, but (1) I only saw it show up on my devices today and (2) essentially no usage from yesterday was reflected.

I'm using it now and I see the usage ticking up just fine, so perhaps everything is fine and something weird happened yesterday, but I wanted to let you know. I put two more devices onto our network today for the first time, and the system detected them instantly.

FYI, if you want to check it out to see if there's any data from yesterday, the MAC address in question is 40300482DEF9.

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