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First Time Setup
- Select the physical interface you want to monitor as Primary Network
Interface. The shipped default is
eth0; choose the interface appropriate for your server. - Choose whether to persist the database across reboot before starting the service. Persistence defaults to enabled; its control is disabled while the service is running.
- Set Start DVM service to Yes and apply. New installations start with the service disabled.
- Confirm traffic appears before enabling automation. New databases need time to collect period records; missing data is not an exceeded limit.
- Configure limits and notifications. Check interfaces, directions, periods, and targets before enabling workload actions.
Other defaults: dashboard and footer enabled; text reporting; daily miniature
view; virtual interfaces shown; matching, automatic purge, notifications,
user actions, and periodic custom alarms disabled. Every threshold starts at -1.
Settings are available through Data Volume Monitor in Unraid; the reports route
is /Settings/DVMsettings. Check the displayed release version/channel and
backend version before testing. The current bundled backend is vnStat 2.14.
Start with traffic reporting and the diagnostic-only Service Check before enabling automation. Missing period data in a new database is unavailable data, not proof that a limit has been exceeded.
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Stable and Development share the dvm identity. Keep independent backups; manual host-acceptance items remain pending until observed.
- Home
- Installation and channels
- First-time setup
- Thresholds and notifications
- Docker, VM, and custom actions
- Reports and displays
- Editor and scripts
- Backup and recovery
- Original-plugin migration
- Reset, purge, and uninstall
- Troubleshooting and support
- vnStat backend
- Development and releases
- Host acceptance