TomatoUSB

I am a newbie.

How do I save my bandwidth info to a custom path?

Thanks for helping.

While logged into the Tomato firmware click on "Administration"->"Bandwidth Monitoring"->"Save History Location".

Choose "Custom Path" from the drop-down list and specify the path in the edit field, ending the path with a "/". You'll need a drive plugged into the router in which to save to; the mount point will be located in "/mnt/<partition_label>".

A drive? You mean plug into a USB port on the router?

My router is a Asus N12 and no USB port.

Any other option?

What can I do with the 32 mb space?

Thanks for helping.

You can mount a network share with the CIFS option. Administation -> CIFS Client . I think you have to have a password set on your network share for this to work. Then follow jomcty's advice and use /cifs1 as the save location.

I am a newbie.

How do I save my bandwidth info to a custom path?

Thanks for helping.

plugin your USB Flash drive into the router's USB Port
power off then back on the router
Login to Tomato USB router
go to "USB and NAS"
make sure there is a CHECK MARK next to : [x]Core USB Support [x]USB 2.0 Support [x]USB Storage Support
at the very bottom of the screen click "SAVE"

under <Attached Devices> you should now see your usb flash drive recognized and mounted…if it is not mounted then click "mount"
hit SAVE again

under the flash drive description it will tell u what the usb flash drive is mounted as (in my case it said the following)
"Partition 'sda1' fuseblk (9999 MB / 9999 MB free) is mounted on /tmp/mnt/sda1"
so in this example i will use "/tmp/mnt/sda1"

now click on BANDWIDTH > CONFIGURE >
make sure ENABLE is checked
under "Save History Location" choose "Custom Path" and then use whatever your flash drive was mounted as in my example it would be "/tmp/mnt/sda1/" (without the quotes and make sure u put a / at the end)
make sure "Create New File" is checked
click SAVE

Is it possible to save to a remote computer by using custom path and porting an IP with port like: 192.168.1.5:453?

maybe