@Fae - Thanks

Doing some Digging / API response, I think the graph is out by a Factor of 1024. 

On the Bytes setting, It returned 96353689221 for the Time in the Picture. 

96353689221 Bytes = 96,35 GB

But 
94095399 Bytes = 94 MB, - A little more believable in a 5Min Window

@Fae 

Hi -I am experiencing the same weird spikes on my TL-SG2210MP, reporting massive amounts of data over 5 minutes. It is not always against the same port  - sometimes against my R605 gateway, sometimes against a TL-SG2008 downstream switch, sometimes against an EAP245.  The data throughput stats of the mentioned devices all appear normal when I view at the device level on my OC200.  Just for the record - due to my location my R605 gateway is connected via 2 wireless WAN connections to 15Mbps and 10Mbps links - so impossible to transfer this amount of data :-)

TL-SG2210MP V1 Firmware Version: 1.0.2 Build 20210806 Rel.55686

OC200 1.0 Firmware Version: 1.9.3 Build 20210914 Rel.39903

I am happy to create cloud viewer account if it will help.

Update: In the early morning hours, while there was virtually no activity on my network -  my TL-SG2210MP (Switch T1 Main) reported really crazy volumes. The screenshot below shows high volumes on Port 1 (which is the R605 gateway) and on port 5, which is where most of the downstream network connects to via a TL-SG2008 (Switch T2 Stairs)

The screenshot that follows show the view from the TL-SG2008 (Switch T2 Stairs) connected to port 5.... as can be seen it reports very little traffic during the time that the upstream Switch T1 Main  reports crazy volumes.  The same for the R605 gateway - it shows very little activity.

I'm seeing the same behaviour on my setup. I have a couple of wired clients that will report impossibly large volumes (dozens of TBs on my 1TB/month maximum circuit)

@MattH001 

Yah.. this is the last 7 day, big number thats for sure. 

@Fae 

Same problem here.  Incredibly large statistics for my tiny network:

The total traffic number earlier today (about 4 hours ago) was 343TB.  I've watched a few YouTube videos since then and surfed the web.  It's now over a Petabye.  Maybe I can do a few google searches and hit an Exabyte!! :)  Seriously, this issue has been going on for well over a year based on the posts I'm seeing.  They need to fix this.  I see similar inaccurate data for network clients as well.  The device and client details page stats seem to be correct but the widgets on the dashboards are way off.

Regards

I gave up hope of ever getting working statistics on Omada. Every update they promise it will work only to introduce even worse bugs. 

@WesleyB I understand your frustration, but I must say that the software updates over the past 9 months or so have addressed and solved a number of problems in my experience - it is generally speaking improving quite nicely. Having said that, I get the feeling that a focused effort to "polish" the stats and reporting would be appreciated by the community.

My problem reported above magically went away all by itself... after weeks of very weird stats, the planets apparently aligned and now my system is reporting what seems to be very credible stats. I know that I did not change anything on the netowork topology, settings or software, so how did it fix itself? Or is it waiting to strike again?

 I did grant read-only access to my network to the development team via Fae and I I did see that they logged in a few times. Let us wait for the feedback and remain positive I guess. Otherwise my network is working very well (gateway with 2 WAN links load balanced, 5 switches, 5 wired EAPs, 2 mesh EAPs). On the balance, I am a happy Omada ecosystem customer...