TomatoUSB

I've been using various flavors of the tomato firmware for several years and just today I switched to shibby in an attempt to finally get IP Traffic graphing to work. While setting up the test hardware (one of 3 identical WNR3500L/U devices) I was able to connect through the router and see plots of my laptop's web usage which was encouraging. However in the final configuration this is no longer working and I'm hoping someone can point out whatever stupid error or assumption I'm making.

I'm using these devices as simple wireless access points onto an existing wired network. The DHCP server on the wired network provides all the wireless devices with IPs and I have the access points configured with the WAN disabled and its port bridged to the LAN. Physically the WAN port is connected to the wired network. I'm guessing disabling the WAN is where I'm running into a problem, but I think I'm kind of stuck with this configuration since we don't want to change the wired network just to accommodate this feature. The bandwidth graph works fine so I assumed the IP traffic one would as well….

Suggestions? Questions?

Try leaving the WAN enabled. Just turn off the DHCP server and do not use the WAN hole.

Had a chance to try this on a test unit and that does not appear to work. On the Bandwidth page there are multiple tabs to select where we want to measure the bandwidth, but on the IP traffic graph there is no such selection. From the behavior I'm seeing it appears that the measurements are being taken at the WAN port.

If the WAN port is disabled and bridged, then no stats are displayed regardless of where the upstream wire is plugged in. If the WAN port is enabled and no wire is connected to it, then no traffic flows through and again no stats are displayed. If the WAN port is enabled and connected, then I can get proper graphs, however, the IP addresses on the wireless side of the device must be in the same network as the upstream devices because as per our network configuration this is a simple WAP not providing DHCP. This means that if I use the WAN port for the upstream connection (to get IP traffic statistics) then the routing table of the device is completely confused. If I use a port other than the WAN port then the IP traffic stats are not recorded.

Can anyone confirm that the traffic recording rules that are used for the IP traffic stats are capturing from the WAN port? Is there any way to change that to capture from the wireless side of the device?

enable or disable logs works for me on 2 different routers