myTselection / telenet_telemeter

Telenet Telemeter Home Assistant custom component HACS for Belgian ISP and mobile phone network traffic.
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total volume and included volume seem to large to make sense #7

Closed Nasimovy closed 1 year ago

Nasimovy commented 1 year ago

I have the ONE subscription

according to telenet if my onpeak usage goes above 3TB i will be restricted https://www2.telenet.be/content/www-telenet-be/nl/klantenservice/wat-is-telenet-netwerkbeheer.html

according to the collected date this is many times higher

so to calculate the percentage an other value needs to be used at this moment it says 0 percent while it should be approx 0.7 percent

Last update January 13, 2023 at 8:31:20 AM Used percentage 0 Included volume 10.485.759.959.105.536 Extended volume 0 Total volume 9.999.999.961 Wifree usage 0 Includedvolume usage — Extendedvolume usage — Peak usage 21.189.694 Offpeak usage 11.864.558 Period start December 26, 2022 at 12:00:00 AM Period end January 25, 2023 at 12:00:00 AM Period days left 13 Period used percentage 57

myTselection commented 1 year ago

I have a round on the total percentage used, so 0,7 becomes 0. Will try if extra decimals can be added.

Nasimovy commented 1 year ago

round above 0,5 will result in 1 no?

and the value total volume is like 9,5 TB

so i dont know really

myTselection commented 1 year ago

will add for now a round on two decimals, will see if that helps. Not sure why there is such a large 'included_volume' value of 10485759959105536. This leads to the large total volume of 9999999961 GB.

Nasimovy commented 1 year ago

the issue is still present now i just get 0,0%

i think telenet put such a large volume because its an ''unlimited'' package but after 3TB it will be throttled. in the product spec https://api.prd.telenet.be/omapi/public/product/43602 they have some info about it service_category_limit":{"unit":"GB","value":"3072"}

myTselection commented 1 year ago

Is this the case for all subscriptions having a distinction between peak and offpeak usage? I don't see any info related to the service_category_limit in the current webservices used, but if always applicable, I could hard code this limit and align the % usage based on this... Or I can ask user input on their throttle limit during setup of the integration.

myTselection commented 1 year ago

nevermind, I read the details on https://www2.telenet.be/content/www-telenet-be/nl/klantenservice/wat-is-telenet-netwerkbeheer.html I'll further look into this

Nasimovy commented 1 year ago

According to the information i can find on the first url https://www2.telenet.be/content/www-telenet-be/nl/klantenservice/wat-is-telenet-netwerkbeheer.html

There are some packages that have a limit of 750gb peak usage and the rest that have a limit of 3tb peak usage

Edit: i was typing this when you posted your message....

Nasimovy commented 1 year ago

the issue is still present now i just get 0,0%

i think telenet put such a large volume because its an ''unlimited'' package but after 3TB it will be throttled. in the product spec https://api.prd.telenet.be/omapi/public/product/43602 they have some info about it service_category_limit":{"unit":"GB","value":"3072"}

This product spec url do you have something that looks the same for your subscription?, Maybe you could fetch the date from that url if that's feasible

myTselection commented 1 year ago

indeed :) was just reading through it too. while reading, I realized it might also be interesting to have a separate sensor indicating if peak is currently on or not. Might be useful for usage in other automations, eg to pause some network activity till peak is off. Will see if I can include these details per product type and base the max peak volume based on the product type too.

myTselection commented 1 year ago

true, didn't realize the relation with the product ID which I do get from current webservice feedback. thanks, will take it up soon...