Hi @shuravko 

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It counts the traffic regardless of the direction. As long as it generates the traffic for a local connection, the system will record its data and traffic count.

Hi @shuravko 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

shuravko wrote

  @Clive_A thanks for the reply. After much time spent on this issue i figured out that software controller can do granular users statistics for data analysis. And I can see the option with open port info close to Logging Traffic selector in DPI settings. Can I use any external data analysis tools that I can use on server for example. Or can I use data analytics in software controller leaving hardware to control network? 

Regarding the other question, I am not sure how feasible it is. Never seen such a case before with external data analysis tools.

@shuravko in the past the traffic counters in Omada have been wildly inaccurate - as you observed. Devices that generate minimal data - if you capture and count it yourself - will display impossibly high traffic in Omada. It used to say thing like a TV uploaded dozens of terrabytes more data than even the ISP counted. However, more recently I have been seeing far more sensible numbers, I think recent firmware might have fixed some of the problems.

Live data analysis is still a challenge, you can't access any realtime counts from Omada, but you can mirror the gateway traffic to another port, then use a PC or other analysis tools can analyze the traffic on that port.

   @whereisaaron 

 Hi, I also have this problem with ER7212PC, I set portal for users login. Each user i set 5GB. Only few minutes, it's gone. How it possible. I hope they can change it to Internet traffic limit during next release.