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Who is connected · address, join time, and removing a device
Who is connected · address, join time, and removing a device
This page lists the addresses using the class server and can disconnect one, so it has a password of its own — the lecture password does not open it.
Everything here is counted by address, which is what a classroom can actually count: one student with three tabs open is one device. A device that stops asking disappears from the list on its own.
| Address | Joined | Last seen |
|---|
Nobody is connected right now.
| Address | Comes back in |
|---|
Nobody is being kept out.
The table above is a two-minute window: a device that stops asking drops out of it, and a restart empties it altogether. This one is written down, so an empty room and a morning nobody attended stop looking the same. One row per address per day, kept for — days, in UTC.
| Day | Address | First seen | Last seen | Requests |
|---|
Nothing on record yet.
A kick is by address and lasts until it runs out or you let the device
back in; a restart of the server forgives every one of them. Two honest
limits: everyone behind one campus NAT shares an address, so kicking it
removes all of them — and a student who can change address, by switching
to a phone hotspot, is back in a minute. Addresses in
RKP_ALWAYS_ALLOW — the lectern, the projector — cannot be
kicked at all.