PN state I have high sync, bt exchange ALWAYS connects much slower
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I also have a Linksys WAG354G modem/router/wireless gateway so you should be able to get the same stats as me without any problems. If I walk you through what I did you can see if your set up matches.
First open Routerstats as normal so the main Graph window is open.
Click the small cogwheel and spanner icon in the top left corner to open the configuration window.
In the ‘Router Login and Logout’ page your ‘URL to router ‘stats’ page’ should look something like this ‘http://192.168.1.1/Status_DSL.asp’ (that is the default to the stats page in my router.
The Login button should be ticked and the username (default is ‘admin’) and password should be the same as you set them up (I hope you changed the default password).
The box ‘Remember password’ should also be ticked
Leave the logout box empty (not ticked).
Now click the ‘Router Search Text’ tab to open the next page.
Click the button ‘Get Page’ on the right hand side and the router stats page should fill in the window. If it does not then go back to the first page and change the username and password until it does.
Scroll the window down until you have the words GDMT near the top of the window and the numbers displayed for the router stats.
Now using the mouse highlight each set of numbers in turn and as you highlight the number set click the appropriate button on the right column to allocate the number to that button. So for instance highlight the first set of numbers (only the numbers no white space or letters) and when they are highlighted click the ‘Rx Synch’ button and so on for Tx Synch, Rx Noise and Tx Noise in that order.
As you allocate each set of numbers to their button you should also see the number appear in the stats line at the bottom of the window. If nothing appears click the ‘Test’ button to see if they appear then.
If you wish you may now click the ‘Graphs’ button to fine tune how your display will look (note the three tabs on the left edge of this window to give access to the set ups). This is where you make changes to the colours, sample rates and the graph axis limits. I will leave you to adjust as you wish.
Lastly you might want to check the ‘Log’ tab and double check the ‘Enable Log’ is ticked and you have a suitable folder to store your log file in.
That’s about it really just tick ‘Save’ and ‘Close’ to exit.
If you now click the ‘Go’ button (green arrow) and wait awhile the graphs should start to fill in. Clicking the tabs both on the Top row and the left side will give you access to all the graphs. To save a picture or the change what is logged right click anywhere in the graph window and click ‘Capture Now’ (picture) and ‘Add to Log’ (does what is says).
Hope that explains how to get graphs like mine.
Regards, P.
I also have a Linksys WAG354G modem/router/wireless gateway so you should be able to get the same stats as me without any problems. If I walk you through what I did you can see if your set up matches.
First open Routerstats as normal so the main Graph window is open.
Click the small cogwheel and spanner icon in the top left corner to open the configuration window.
In the ‘Router Login and Logout’ page your ‘URL to router ‘stats’ page’ should look something like this ‘http://192.168.1.1/Status_DSL.asp’ (that is the default to the stats page in my router.
The Login button should be ticked and the username (default is ‘admin’) and password should be the same as you set them up (I hope you changed the default password).
The box ‘Remember password’ should also be ticked
Leave the logout box empty (not ticked).
Now click the ‘Router Search Text’ tab to open the next page.
Click the button ‘Get Page’ on the right hand side and the router stats page should fill in the window. If it does not then go back to the first page and change the username and password until it does.
Scroll the window down until you have the words GDMT near the top of the window and the numbers displayed for the router stats.
Now using the mouse highlight each set of numbers in turn and as you highlight the number set click the appropriate button on the right column to allocate the number to that button. So for instance highlight the first set of numbers (only the numbers no white space or letters) and when they are highlighted click the ‘Rx Synch’ button and so on for Tx Synch, Rx Noise and Tx Noise in that order.
As you allocate each set of numbers to their button you should also see the number appear in the stats line at the bottom of the window. If nothing appears click the ‘Test’ button to see if they appear then.
If you wish you may now click the ‘Graphs’ button to fine tune how your display will look (note the three tabs on the left edge of this window to give access to the set ups). This is where you make changes to the colours, sample rates and the graph axis limits. I will leave you to adjust as you wish.
Lastly you might want to check the ‘Log’ tab and double check the ‘Enable Log’ is ticked and you have a suitable folder to store your log file in.
That’s about it really just tick ‘Save’ and ‘Close’ to exit.
If you now click the ‘Go’ button (green arrow) and wait awhile the graphs should start to fill in. Clicking the tabs both on the Top row and the left side will give you access to all the graphs. To save a picture or the change what is logged right click anywhere in the graph window and click ‘Capture Now’ (picture) and ‘Add to Log’ (does what is says).
Hope that explains how to get graphs like mine.
Regards, P.