Highrez

With the month roll over mid week, I watched the values for day and month match, but week was different of course, while year and total still matched. Yesterday, month matched year and total still, so I'm confident you found the problem.

I would call this one fixed! Thanks again for all your help.

OK, PM'd you with log and XML.

Thanks, Mike

The difference in the numbers seems to grow over time... here's what I see now after 12 days.

Month - 10.96 GB in - 2.76 GB out - 13.72 GB
Year - 10.84 GB in - 2.74 GB out - 13.59 GB
All - 10.74 GB in - 2.73 GB out - 13.47 GB

Mike

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After running overnight with the beta all numbers are correct.

Thanks so much for your help!

Mike

Yes please, send me the beta and I'll get it right on there.

Only one thing left to pin down... The totals sometimes get out of sink. Since this is a new installation, the totals for the week, month, year, and all time should all be the same... but the year and all time have sometimes shown different numbers than the others. Today I deleted the device.XML fil...

I responded without refreshing the page to read your last message... funny that I found GetIF via Google, and then you recommended it as well. It did the trick for me. And yes, I also had MRTG setup and it was not showing what I expected either, although it's hard to see a direct correlation to SNMP...

OK, I downloaded a program called GetIF that scanned my router and generated a report. In the report it gave me the MAC addresses where appropriate, and from that I was able to determine the WAN, LAN, and Wireless interfaces. On the WRT320N the WAN interface is SNMP port 8... I had been monitoring p...

Thanks for getting back to me on this Phil. I let it run for a few days, just to get a good comparison. Here is what DD-WRT is reporting for throughput on the WAN interface... 3/6 810 MB in / 71 MB out 3/7 1223 MB in / 128 MB out 3/8 112 MB in / 144 MB out 3/9 68 MB in / 149 MB out Here is what SNMP...

I just downloaded v2.9 today and installed it. I am running it on a 2003 Server R2 x64, and monitoring a Linksys WRT320N running DD-WRT build 13972 mega. I got it running with a minimal amount of trouble, but the numbers don't seem to be right. I didn't get it running until after 11:00 am today, yet...