Long term traffic stats

[Marassa]

One (and probably the only) thing I miss from my ASUS router is the ability to see daily/monthly traffic stats right in the traffic monitor (you first have to set up stats data storage in some non-volatile memory). Keenetic traffic monitor seems to only show data for the last 24 hours max, and that only if you have not restarted the router in the last 24 hours. Is there any way to set up long term traffic stats storage and display?

Edited August 3, 2021 by Andrei Orekhov

[ndm]

11 минуту назад, Andrei Orekhov сказал:

One (and probably the only) thing I miss from my ASUS router is the ability to see daily/monthly traffic stats right in the traffic monitor (you first have to set up stats data storage in some non-volatile memory). Keenetic traffic monitor seems to only show data for the last 24 hours max, and that only if you have not restarted the router in the last 24 hours. Is there any way to set up long term traffic stats storage and display?

This feature is planned to be a paid cloud service as I know. Saving long-term stats on embedded storage would be inconsistent with these plans.

[Marassa]

Aha, thank you!

Maybe some pre-configured 3rd party solution to get the traffic data via API and send it to influxdb/grafana etc.? I am moderately familiar with influxdb/grafana but not at all familiar with Keenetic API and kinda don't want to reinvent the wheel  

Edited August 3, 2021 by Andrei Orekhov

[ndm]

The common way is to configure an RCI (API) proxy with Basic authorization.

Then use your browser to catch API requests.

For example:

{"show":{"ip":{"hotspot":{"summary":{"attribute":"sumbytes","count":5,"detail":0}}}}}

The above shows your top-5 stats. Change the "detail" to 1, 2, or 3 to address the other RRD sets.

Another useful request would be:

{"show":{"ip":{"hotspot":{"chart":{"items":"08:3a:88:aa:bb:cc,b2:9e:82:dd:ee:ff,unregistered,10:bf:48:11:22:33,others,multicast","detail":1,"attributes":"rxbytes,txbytes"}}}}}

 

[Marassa]

Спасибо, изучу!