several scripts use the shebang #!/bin/sh, but the scripts use functions that are only supported in bash (at leash I get Bad substitution syntax errors) -> I worked around that by changing the shebangs to #!/opt/bin/bash to force to use the bash from entware So I also tried to get it installed on my R7800. Mode:Master Frequency:5.18 GHz Access Point: Not-Associated Mode:Master Frequency:2.452 GHz Access Point: Not-AssociatedĪth11 IEEE 802.11ac ESSID:'NETGEAR-Guest' The TxPkts/RxPkts line up for WAN+LAN (against ifconfig) but not for WLAN. br0 (has Orbi LAN IP address) is a bridge device containing everything else brwan (has Internet IP address from modem) is a bridge device that contains just eth0

On a related note - is the use of each of the interfaces documented somewhere? Looking at mine (RBR50 + 2 satellites: one wired, one wireless), and comparing output of 'brctl show' and ifconfig + iwconfig, it looks like: I'd like the same data, and can't believe I have to hack my own router to get anything useful!

Would ntop-ng be too much work for an Orbi? But that's $ware for the pretty version, so a bit frustrating.

Raspberry pi network bandwidth monitor