External access to traffic statistics
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Hello
Is it possible to gain access to the current transfer through WAN ports (Status/Traffic Statistics or Network/Switch) through an external application, e.g. written in C# or a web application in PHP?
It's about local access.
Is that what Radius might do ?
I am looking for simple solution, only ttransfer rates throught different WAN ports
Thank you.
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@james890 What's the meaning of "only ttransfer rates throught different WAN ports"? Could you provide a specific scenario?
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@Dahliana I am using this router in home for aggregating download speed from different ISPs.
Lets say I am downloading a single big file and this router allows me to download it faster.
When downloading on Windows, for example with FreeDownloadManager, it shows me
one aggregated download speed, because Windows does not know that connected LAN cable
is from router with multiple active WAN ports. I want to see download speed for every single ISP.
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your title and first description are not clear and I barely understand what you say. it sounds like you want to monitor the download speed via API stuff.
so now it turns out to be you want to aggregate the download speed?
james890 wrote
@Dahliana I am using this router in home for aggregating download speed from different ISPs.
Lets say I am downloading a single big file and this router allows me to download it faster.
When downloading on Windows, for example with FreeDownloadManager, it shows me
one aggregated download speed, because Windows does not know that connected LAN cable
is from router with multiple active WAN ports. I want to see download speed for every single ISP.
ambiguous expression.
see = monitor?
or see = expect download from every ISP?
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@Tedd404 sorry, maybe my english is not perfect, or maybe it is because I have limited knowledge about technical terms regarding routers
Yes, I want to monitor the download speed in external app via API (or in any other way) if possible
I want to be able to connect from my app on Windows to router to get current download speed every few seconds so I can show it in my app
And yes, I also want to aggregate the download speed but it works for me now, I only mention it because I want in my app
download speed for every single ISP connected to WAN ports (as it shows in router web panel under Status/Traffic Statistics or Network/Switch).
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