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# Extender Status

## Extender Traffic <a href="#traffic" id="traffic"></a>

### i. Active Connections <a href="#active-connections" id="active-connections"></a>

On the `Status` > `Overview`, the `Active Connections` shows the maximum connection limitation and the number of active connections. To check the details of the `Source` and `Destination` of the active connections, please go to `Status` > `Realtime Graphs` > `Connections`.

### ii. Traffic Bandwidth <a href="#traffic-bandwidth" id="traffic-bandwidth"></a>

To check the sum of user traffic, please go to `Services` > `Bandwidth Monitor`.

### iii. Internet Gateway <a href="#internet-gateway" id="internet-gateway"></a>

The IPv4 Upstream table shows the first interface with a gateway.&#x20;

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### iv. Active DHCP Leases <a href="#active-dhcp-leases" id="active-dhcp-leases"></a>

The active DHCP leases indicate the connected hosts on both Wi-Fi and LAN. To check more details of DHCP leases and configure the static DHCP leases, please go to `Network` > `DHCP and DNS`.

## Wireless Status <a href="#wireless-status" id="wireless-status"></a>

On the `Status` > `Overview`, the `Wireless` the section shows active Wi-Fi networks, including Wi-Fi master hotspots and Wi-Fi relay clients.


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