My log updates every 5 seconds or so (adjustable) with line stats etc. Is there anyway I can log these stats on an ongoing basis? Not to be confused with the connection logs.
> My log updates every 5 seconds or so (adjustable) with line stats etc. > Is there anyway I can log these stats on an ongoing basis? Not to be > confused with the connection logs.
>> My log updates every 5 seconds or so (adjustable) with line stats etc. >> Is there anyway I can log these stats on an ongoing basis? Not to be >> confused with the connection logs.
>> My log updates every 5 seconds or so (adjustable) with line stats etc. >> Is there anyway I can log these stats on an ongoing basis? Not to be >> confused with the connection logs.
>How do you enable that bit?
Not sure you can do that hence me looking for another program, the recommended one was excellent.
The standard Netgear method for me is to go in to router status and then *show statistics* but as I said it updates every so many seconds and overwrites the previous entry, so no real log.
> I've got the connection log sending to a syslog >daemon on another machine, so if I could send line stats the same way that >would be really good.
Sounds like you need the *lite* version of routerstats, the url is in previous message.
>>> I've got the connection log sending to a syslog >>> daemon on another machine, so if I could send line stats the same way that >>> would be really good. >> Sounds like you need the *lite* version of routerstats, the url is in >> previous message.
> But does it run on Linux?
Probably not. I ditched netgrear as an option because it doesn't talk snmp..
>>> I've got the connection log sending to a syslog >>> daemon on another machine, so if I could send line stats the same way that >>> would be really good. >> Sounds like you need the *lite* version of routerstats, the url is in >> previous message.
> But does it run on Linux?
Probably - I run the non-lite version using Wine. A few minor problems if you minimise, but otherwise, no problems.
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>> Dave {Reply Address In.Sig} wrote: >>> lloyd wrote:
>>>>> I've got the connection log sending to a syslog >>>>> daemon on another machine, so if I could send line stats the same way >>>>> that would be really good. >>>> Sounds like you need the *lite* version of routerstats, the url is in >>>> previous message. >>> But does it run on Linux? >> Probably not. I ditched netgrear as an option because it doesn't talk >> snmp..
> I don't know how much snmp support there is, but it's got an snmpd file in > /usr/sbin and http://netgear/snmp.htm brings up a menu.
Doesn't on any of the ones I have access to..
Cant even telnet into em.
> Perhaps I'll add that to my list of things to look at.
mrtg will do nearly everything you might want, once you know the MIB layout of the router, and if you want instant stats, and have apache and basic scripting you can use snmp to interrogate and make up a web page for almost anything you can read via snmp.
But I would dearly love to know which netgear you have. None of the ones I have access support snmp, telnet or anything.
> BusyBox v1.00 (2008.11.17-03:13+0000) Built-in shell (ash) > Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
> # help
> Built-in commands: > ------------------- > . : alias bg break cd chdir continue eval exec exit export false > fg hash help jobs kill let local pwd read readonly return set > shift times trap true type ulimit umask unalias unset wait
>>>> I've got the connection log sending to a syslog >>>> daemon on another machine, so if I could send line stats the same way that >>>> would be really good. >>> Sounds like you need the *lite* version of routerstats, the url is in >>> previous message.
>> But does it run on Linux?
>Probably - I run the non-lite version using Wine. A few minor problems >if you minimise, but otherwise, no problems.
I use the lite version under Wine with no problems.
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>>>> I've got the connection log sending to a syslog >>>> daemon on another machine, so if I could send line stats the same way that >>>> would be really good. >>> Sounds like you need the *lite* version of routerstats, the url is in >>> previous message.
>> But does it run on Linux?
>Probably not. I ditched netgrear as an option because it doesn't talk snmp..
Some variants of the DG834 do support SNMP. My DG834GT does, for example. I think only the v4 version of the plain DG834 does.
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>>> BusyBox v1.00 (2008.11.17-03:13+0000) Built-in shell (ash) >>> Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
>>> # help
>>> Built-in commands: >>> ------------------- >>> . : alias bg break cd chdir continue eval exec exit export false >>> fg hash help jobs kill let local pwd read readonly return set >>> shift times trap true type ulimit umask unalias unset wait
>>> #
>>> Tony >> yup. did that. No snmpd tho.
> It's not a Busybox command, it's a separate program, found in /usr/sbin on > mine (834 v3).
Not found in /usr/sbin on the ones I have access to..:-(
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