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Broken status/linkuptime functions on FritzBox cabel models #30
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Some functions seem to be working fine though: Working: uptime, upstreamrate, upstream, downstreamrate, downstream |
Hi. you are using a Fritz!Box cable model and I guess that the information for the status and linkuptime function are not retrievable in the same way as on a "normal" Fritz!Box DSL model. Both functions (status and linkuptime) are using the same TR-064 request to get the information, basically they retrieve information about WAN PPP and this is the problem I guess, on a cable model you don't have this, because the connection method is not PPPoE. I don't have access to an Fritz!Box cable model nor to a cable connection, so I can't looking into the details of the the TR-064 interface of such a Fritz!Box model. To figure out how they provide the needed information and for developing a fix for it, I could need your help (if you want) :) First step is to figure out which TR-064 information a Fritz!Box cable model have, go to |
E-Mail is sent. There doesn't seem to be confidential data included at first glance. |
Thanks a lot! 👍 You should have a mail with instructions for further tests. |
I got the mail, thank you. I'll get back to you as soon as time allows it in the next few days. |
Hi mcktr, I have the same issue with my FRITZ!Box 6490 Cable. If you want I can also perform these tests. Ulli |
This implements a fix for the functions status & linkuptime to check FritzBox cabel models. It is now possible to set the connection type. Example "status:cabel" or "linkuptime:cable". The default behaviour is to check PPPoE connection types (same as beforehand), so we don't break any existing setup. refs #30
Please have a look into the linked Pull Request. :) |
Hello,
the script always returns
UNKNOWN - Could not get a response | status=3
for me.-d
claims I'm using the wrong password, which I can rule out as I'm using the same credentials to log into the webinterface using copy&paste:Oddly enough the reponse looks very different when I remove
-d
:Environment:
FritzBox 6360 Cable (Kabel Deutschland)
FRITZ!OS 06.54
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