A stats collector for uverse Originally designed for myself to watch downstream bandwidth in order to prevent pixelation due to too many HD streams or starving bandwidth from Netflix or other streaming services

Initial version only supports total upstream and downstream. This includes HPNA devices (phones, settop boxes, as well as wireless and wired computers).

Uverse equipment tested on:

2wire i3812V
Hardware Version 000705-004
Software Version 6.3.7.37-enh.tm

Motorolla NVG589 (Only seems to support transmit stats)
Software Version 9.1.0h4d38

Distributions tested for collection:

Debian 6.0.4

See the install section for different devices

Included in the github depot are a few sample png’s.

librrd4               time-series data storage and display system (runtime library)
python-pyrrd          object-oriented Python interface for RRD
python-rrdtool        time-series data storage and display system (Python interface)
rrdtool               time-series data storage and display system (programs)

rrdtool-python

Check the values in pyuverse.conf If your device is not the same as mine, you can set the HTML table number, row, and column in the table for the values you want.

trafficTotalTable = 3
trafficTotalTransmitRow = 1
trafficTotalReceiveRow = 2
trafficTotalTransmitColumn = 1
trafficTotalReceiveColumn = 1

Copy the config file into place after editing it.

# cp [install_location]/etc/pyuverse.conf /etc
PYTHONPATH=[install_location]/bin/
[install_location]/bin/inid_stats.py

Point your browser at the png files generated for stats viewing

apt-get install daemon

Check out start_daemon.sh included in the bin dir.

Report bugs through github.