I’ve recently received my Brume 2. I want to use it to monitor bandwidth usage on my home network, so I installed the Bandwidthd plug-in, and then rebooted the Brume 2.
The documentation for Bandwidthd indicates that the bandwidth data is accessible with a browser at http://192.168.8.1/bandwidthd (IP address of the Brume 2).
But I cannot seem to access the data (either with http or with https).
Not sure what I’m missing here.
Thanks!
First, make sure your startup script is enabled and then try restart.
Then, you can access through http://192.168.8.1/bandwidthd/index.html
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Advanced settings Luci interface has Staus->Realtime graphs built in already.
I installed bandwidthd without restarting yet, so not sure if it is already built in or the Realtime bandwidth graphs use another process.
Not sure why bandwidth graph aren’t part of the standard GL.iNet interface.