glinet

GL.iNet

About this app

Set up GL.iNet routers with version 3.201 and above.

The GL.iNet Mobile app gives you convenient access to your router’s features anywhere and anytime:
Basic Setup: Setup and change the password of your devices. Discover the real-time traffic in both mesh & guest network. Block unwanted users that share your WiFi network.
Mesh Network: Build up your home mesh network. Step-by-step guidelines for setting up sub-nodes within your house.
VPN Setup: Easily configure selected OpenVPN and WireGuard VPN for your private home network.
Live Router Status: Real-time performance checklist of your devices, including memory storage and CPU load data.
Easily pause WiFi, update firmware, turn off LED lights on the router, and more!

Compatible GL.iNet Devices (Model No.):
GL-B2200 / Velica
GL-AR750S / Slate
GL-MT1300 / Beryl
GL-MT300N-V2 / Mango
GL-AR150 / White
GL-AR300M / Shadow
GL-AR750 / Creta
GL-E750 / Mudi
GL-MiFi
GL-USB150 / Microuter
GL-X300B / Collie
GL-X750 / Spitz
GL-XE300 / Puli
GL-MV1000W / Brume-W
microuter-N300
GL-AX1800/Flint
GL-SF1200
GL-SFT1200/Opal
GL-AXT1800/Slate AX
GL-A1300/Slate Plus
GL-MT3000/Beryl AX
GL-MT2500/Brume 2
GL-X3000/Spitz AX
GL-XE3000/Puli AX

Ratings and reviews

Does what I need it to do. Completed setup of the Flint 2 on my network and devices first. E.g. Set cables, Flashed to latest firmware. Added VPN, ad guard and other privacy settings. THEN WENT TO THIS APP. It works fine. Gives me the insight of what's going on the network at any given time when I'm not sitting at my computer. I personally don't use apps to configure any network I'm working on. That's what your computer is for.

A little clunky and not sure why access control is not under security spent like 20 minutes looking for it. Allowing you to copy MAC addresses by long pressing or tapping would make it soooo much easier to create an access list on mobile. Or even better yet how about an import currently connected clients to allow list button or something of the sort? Then adding clients would be as as simple as turn off allow list, connect new device, import from currently connected, turn allow list back on.

Thought this might be useful for someone struggling to setup their router using the app. I tried and tried to get it to work on both my and my partners Android 10 phones, but it failed at the 'attempting to connect to router' stage, even when Bluetooth was on and we were stood a few feet from the router. So I found my years old Android 4.2 tablet, installed the app and it worked first time. It may be the same for you if you're on a newer phone/tablet. For some reason the older OS worked.

What’s new

### Add
* Add support for BE6500

### Fix
* Fix known bugs.