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Welcome to the DOCSight Wiki! Here you'll find everything you need to set up, use, and understand DOCSight.
- Installation Guide -- Docker setup for Windows, Mac, Linux, and Synology NAS
- Quick Start -- From zero to monitoring in 5 minutes
- Configuration -- All settings explained (Web UI + environment variables)
- DOCSIS Glossary -- What all those numbers mean, in plain language
- Reference Values -- Good, marginal, and poor thresholds for every metric
- Filing a Complaint -- How to use DOCSight data to hold your ISP accountable
- Dashboard -- Live monitoring, health assessment, and metric cards
- Signal Trends -- Interactive charts with DOCSIS reference zones
- Channel Timeline & Compare -- Per-channel history and multi-channel comparison overlay
- Correlation Analysis -- Unified timeline combining signal, speedtest, and event data
- Event Log -- Automatic anomaly detection and alert history
- Gaming Quality Index -- A-F grade for gaming readiness
- Speedtest Integration -- Connect your Speedtest Tracker instance
- Incident Journal -- Document ISP issues with attachments
- BNetzA Integration -- Official German broadband measurement protocols
- BQM Integration -- ThinkBroadband broadband quality graphs
- Smokeping Integration -- Live latency graphs from your Smokeping instance
- LLM Export -- Generate reports for AI analysis
- Demo Mode -- Try DOCSight without a real router
- Home Assistant (MQTT) -- Auto-discovery sensors for every channel
- Speedtest Tracker Setup -- How to connect your Speedtest Tracker
- Bridge Mode Compatibility -- Using DOCSight with modems in bridge mode
- Contributing -- How to contribute to DOCSight
- Adding Modem Support -- Build a driver for your cable modem
- API Reference -- REST API endpoints for developers and integrators
- Roadmap -- What's planned next
DOCSight is open source (MIT) and runs 100% locally. Your data never leaves your network.
Wiki documentation current as of v2026-02-19.1.