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I am not sure when this started or if it has always been this way and I just did not notice. I have a ER7206 router connected to my TL-SG2008 switch, and downstream from that are several unmanaged DLINK switches, one Netgear 8-port managed switch and 3 EAP610 access points. I recently connected an OC200 hardware controller - I was previously using the software controller. When I look in the Omada Clients page I see many LAN devices that show zero bytes downloaded or uploaded despite the devices working at all times. The wireless devices connected to the EAP610's all are showing values for upload and downloaded bytes. Some of the LAN connected devices are reporting values but not all of the devices on any of the downstream switches are reporting the right values. In fact, some devices that are showing values look whacked - I see many GB's being downloaded from devices that are barely being used.
Does anyone have any idea what may be whacked?
It is not just the speed, it is also download and upload statistics. As you can see, the clients have been up for many days - the RokuMainFamRoom device streams 10GB/day yet shows zero bytes. The first 3 devices have a lot of traffic going to them at all times. If you look at the bottom of this screen shot, the wireless devices show data correctly.
In this second screen shot you can see that some devices are reporing on the Ethernet interface, but the numbers look way wrong. The OC200 should not be getting this much traffic, I would think. The RokuBaseFamRoom device is rarely used, but i did watch a football game on Sunday so I suppose it may be ok - still seems high. The OC200 is plugged directly into the TL-SG2008, the RokuBasFamRoom is plugged into an unmanaged 4-port Netgear switch along with a couple of other devices that probably had no, or very low traffic. The Netgear switch is plugged into the TL-SG2008.
Below is my current topology. Note that ALL wifi devices connected to the EAP610's report data correctly regardless of the switch they are connected to. Also, SOME of the LAN connected devices report data on each of the 3 down stream switches but most do not. The OC200 seems to have very high traffic numbers - I do not know if this is normal or not.
