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Any plan for a fail over setup so that if wan goes down, usb 4G dongle could be used to provide internet access?

Thanks for your help. With the messing around with curl in a batch file, I was able to adapt it to php.

resulting in
https://www.rockysnet.com/uptime/

I have been able to extract the uptime from the captured file.

I am basically after the uptime and the wan IP

I did see the uci.set stuff in the browser when viewing the source, but it seems curl ignores everything in the <script></script>, because none if it appears in the html file when I capture it. I will have a look and see if I can work out how to do it with ssh, Can that be done in a batch file? Edit...

Thank you very much. With your help I have been able to get what looks like the logged in overview page. But for some reason none of the values are there, here is a snippet of what I saved to a html file. Status Device Device Name: Gargoyle Version: Model: Device Configuration: Memory Usage: Swap Me...

Thanks for that. I think I managed to get a cookie, but can't seem to get it to show me a logged in page like the status overview page. You are right, seems way harder than I had hoped.

I am wondering is it possible to use curl or wget to login to Gargoyle? I have found some info on using them to login to a form based login screen, but Gargoyle appears to be a javascript login screen. I had the idea of trying to grab the WAN up time and displaying it on my own page or maybe grabbin...

Thanks for the heads up, I wasn't planning on using the Wifi, except in an emergency if my Wifi router(ASUS RT-AC66U) died. So at the moment Wifi isn't even turned on. I had tested the ASUS RT-AC66U connected to Internode, and saw about 170Mb/s download, so was pleased when I speed tested over the W...

Yes, I believe that's the kind of speeds I should be seeing.
Now to go through and configure it like my Netgear.

Cool to see temperatures displayed.

Any plans to add a gui option to set VLAN? or are all different router variations too complicated to do that?