Vaskivskyi
commented
2 years ago Hi @r3wt ,
Thanks for your feedback! 👍🏻
Apparently, your router is reporting connected devices RX and TX speeds differently than others.
Could you please run this python snippet from your HA venv or any other environment with AsusRouter library already installed? Just put the code to some local script.py (without forgetting to put in your values for _host and _password in it). Then run it with python3 script.py.
"""Small test for available data from your AsusRouter"""
from asusrouter import AsusRouter
import asyncio
async def gather_data(host, username, password, port, use_ssl, cert_check):
"""Method to gether all the known data"""
# Initialize
router = AsusRouter(host = host, username = username, password = password, port = port, use_ssl = use_ssl, cert_check = cert_check)
# Connect
await router.connection.async_connect()
# Get all the boolean data in raw
data = await router.async_hook("get_clientlist()")
for device in data["get_clientlist"]:
try:
info = data["get_clientlist"][device]
print("RX: {}; TX: {}".format(info["curRx"], info["curTx"]))
except Exception as ex:
break
# Disconnect
await router.connection.async_disconnect()
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
# Please, put your values in here. _port = 0 means use default port
_host = "IP_or_hostname_here"
_username = "admin"
_password = "password"
_port = 0
_use_ssl = True
_cert_check = False
loop.run_until_complete(gather_data(_host, _username, _password, _port, _use_ssl, _cert_check))
loop.close()This will print you all the RX and TX speeds for the connected devices (1 line per device). Some of them might be empty - that is fine.
RX: 54; TX: 72.2
RX: ; TX: 130
RX: 54; TX: 72.2
RX: 6; TX: 72.2
perkmi
r3wt
Same as other users here, it says "failed to setup", and then from the logs i can see the cause
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