Get the internet consumption per vlan
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Hello,
I'm looking to gather information on internet bandwidth consumption per VLAN. Each VLAN hosts different clients, and some are disputing the available internet bandwidth allocated to them. I'm attempting to access this information through my OC200 controller. Currently, the only data available pertains to "ISP load." Any guidance on obtaining bandwidth consumption per VLAN through GUI or CLI, would be greatly appreciated.
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Sure, how does your setup compare to mine below?
Click on the devices name (green arrow), then click on Ports
Then scroll down to the bottom of the port list, where you'll find the vnetXXX listed. The 'Basic' view is more than adequate.
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Hello, @d0ugmac1
I'm thrilled to share that following a recent face-to-face meeting with the support team from TP-Link, I successfully conveyed the importance of my request. They've committed to developing a custom firmware to address this need, which is fantastic news. I'm truly impressed by the responsiveness and dedication of TP-Link's support team, and my entire team shares in this sentiment. Given your invaluable assistance and insights, I felt compelled to update you on this positive development.
Thank you immensely.
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Thanks for the update! I too am encouraged by TPLINK and their willingness to listen to the needs of their users. I also think it underscores the collaborative benefits of their active participation in this forum community...without which I personally would have abandoned long ago.
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