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Hi Team,

I am currently on 1.6.2.
One thing I like to look at regularly is the usage of each device or home 'group'. Of which I am interested in the monthly usage, which seems to be broken. Daily is correct, so this is how I know, and also how I get my monthly value (by adding each of the daily usages).
This is cumbersome.
Has anyone become aware of this issue. Any fixes?
Please see attached images as reference of what I am talking about.

Thanks.

can you test 1.7.x

1.6.x is EOL

Well, not quite at this time.
Config from 1.6 does not carry over to 1.7, does it?
And 1.6 is working rather well, except for small glitches such as this one.

I would have to prepare for the change, so wont be any time soon.

However, am I the only one having this glitch with the usage logs on 1.6.2?

ispyisail wrote:can you test 1.7.x
1.6.x is EOL

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To ispyisail.
Where did you find that v1.6.2 is EOL?
I have not been able to find any reference of such thing, and find it particularly strange that v1.6.2 would be EOL when the following version release (v1.7) is in experimental stages.

Should be EOD (End of development)

If this problem also exists in 1.7 you are more likely to get somebody to look at it.

Hi Guys,
I had some time to gather data on this subject and here are some data showing inconsistencies. (sorry the board attachment quota has been reached, so I can't upload any pictures)

This is from my home router with 1.7.X installed:
Time-----Total----------------Download-----------Upload
Jun 15---6218.209 MBytes---5082.468 MBytes---1135.741 MBytes
Jun 14---4547.965 MBytes---4208.937 MBytes---339.028 MBytes
Jun 13---2182.446 MBytes---1476.478 MBytes---705.968 MBytes
Jun 12---3108.899 MBytes---2657.464 MBytes---451.435 MBytes
Jun 11---3970.880 MBytes---3134.197 MBytes---836.683 MBytes
Jun 10---7705.006 MBytes---7185.029 MBytes---519.976 MBytes
Jun 09---9567.642 MBytes---8725.599 MBytes---842.043 MBytes
Jun 08---7898.743 MBytes---7413.726 MBytes---485.016 MBytes
Jun 07---8907.950 MBytes---8159.817 MBytes---748.133 MBytes

This is from my ISP for the same dates.
Daily Usage------Download Usage (MB)---Upload Usage (MB)---Daily Total (MB)
June 15, 2015---5,064----------------------1,145------------------6,209
June 14, 2015---4,430----------------------346--------------------4,776
June 13, 2015---1,358----------------------712--------------------2,070
June 12, 2015---2,965----------------------466--------------------3,431
June 11, 2015---2,972----------------------866--------------------3,838
June 10, 2015---7,346----------------------508--------------------7,854
June 09, 2015---9,544----------------------867--------------------10,411
June 08, 2015---8,099----------------------668--------------------8,767
June 07, 2015---8,280----------------------694--------------------8,974

Note the numbers do not match and the router has always been the interface between my home and the ISP. The only device that I can think of that is in between, is the Cable Modem itself.

Its very close

For a long time its been excepted that the counter is not perfect but close

I think Eric may have said that a long time ago???

There will always be a difference between your ISP and Router.

If someone or a bot does a port scan on your WAN IP address, your ISP will pick this up as traffic but your Router will not.

Basically your ISP will count all traffic to and from your "Front Door"
Your Router will only count traffic that passes through your "Front Door"

ispyisail wrote:can you test 1.7.x

On my router (TL-WR1043N 1.7.X (Built 20150420 git@701d7f5))

I added up Total values for each day in May = 288.233 GBytes (Day View)
The Total value for Month May = 288.230 GBytes (Month View)

Close enough for me.