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I just now finished my script and it is working. I wonder why no-one else has run into this problem. Maybe because most of you are using a Fritzbox for themselves and don't even want a public WiFi.. I would really appreciate some feedback or comments.

I think I can safely empty multid.leases, but I also need to manipulate ar7.cfg (from a script) That one is quite hard I think... I need to only remove the sections that are not in the arplist or has no forwarding nor reserved IP's Tomorrow or next week... Thanks for thinking with me reminder...

I need to stop it, edit it and then start it.... This will give me an empty multid.leases, but all the clients are still listed in "home network" and in WLAN I do know how to work with vi (use it daily) but I never used it from a script. nvi is merely a bash-wrapper.... but this is of later...

OK... @sf3978 Yes I can edit the file with "nvi /var/flash/multid.leases" I believe vi is a programmable editor. I've never used it. I will see what I can do... Having to use nvi will make it more difficult. I was planning to output all the MAC-address of 'arp' and then deleting all the lines...

Did you misinterpret my question or do you mean I should change the IP of the box and then change it back? I am not interested in changing the IP. I want to get rid of all the clients that once connected to the box.