I want handle options that are provided by TP-LINK router, like MAC filtering, wireless stats, forwarding and other features from my terminal.
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Xou can do this by using links2 which is a pure text based browser for terminal.
To install links2:
sudo apt-get install links2
Then you can call your router by its normal adress he has in the network example (taken from my network):
links2 192.168.0.1
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Unsupported browser!– Martin Argerami Jun 10 '21 at 04:16