Device info

[phen0]

@w1tw0lf which info are you looking for? if you pull the device-info you'll get a huge json file with all device information.
just let me know maybe I can code something quickly.

[w1tw0lf]

@phen0

Managed to get most of the info that was missing.

Last one that I need is, clients per ap. The below gives info for all ap's
wifi0clients = sum(1 for _ in re.finditer(r'\b%s\b' % re.escape('wifi0'), str(clients)))

if I can add target_mac in the results it will be perfect. The target mac would be the associated ap mac address

Thank you so much for your help.

[w1tw0lf]

Something that I found that might work.

the api that is being used is /proxy/network/api/s/default/stat/sta

From searching the web for solution, found that you can use json to show what is needed. So if we can use the above api call to list all strings that has target_mac then we can count the 2.4ghz clients and 5ghz.

[phen0]

@w1tw0lf guess you're right. I had a glance at the device json but there's not much information about clients but the stat/sta could provide this information. Let me check.

[phen0]

I had a look at both json files clients and devices but I couldn't find any field named target_mac.
From what I've seen the list of clients provides:

                '_uptime_by_uap': 228,
                '_last_seen_by_uap': 1627996801,
                '_is_guest_by_uap': False,
                'ap_mac': '80:2a:a8:86:af:0b',
                'channel': 11,
                'radio': 'ng',
                'radio_name': 'wifi0',
                'essid': 'HomeNet',
                'bssid': '80:2a:a8:87:af:0b',
                'powersave_enabled': True,
                'is_11r': False,
                'user_group_id_computed': '5da4adc98823b95586e47e19',
                'ccq': 977,
                'rssi': 48,
                'noise': -113,
                'signal': -48,
                'tx_rate': 142476,
                'rx_rate': 1000,
                'tx_power': 30,
                'idletime': 0,
                'ip': '10.0.55.119',
                'dhcpend_time': 0,
                'satisfaction': 99,
                'anomalies': -1,
                'vlan': 0,
                'radio_proto': 'ng',
                'uptime': 320,
                'tx_bytes': 36144,
                'rx_bytes': 46767,
                'tx_packets': 109,
                'tx_retries': 82,
                'wifi_tx_attempts': 218,
                'rx_packets': 685,
                'bytes-r': 546,
                'tx_bytes-r': 313,
                'rx_bytes-r': 233,
                'authorized': True,
                'qos_policy_applied': True,
                'roam_count': 1,
                '_uptime_by_ugw': 2336143,
                '_last_seen_by_ugw': 1627996804,
                '_is_guest_by_ugw': False,
                'gw_mac': '74:ac:b9:ed:f1:73',
                'network': 'LAN',
                'network_id': '5da4adc98823b95586e47e18',
                '_uptime_by_usw': 2336143,
                '_last_seen_by_usw': 1627996804,
                '_is_guest_by_usw': False,
                'sw_mac': '74:ac:b9:ed:f1:73',
                'sw_depth': 0,
                'sw_port': 11,
                'wired_rate_mbps': 10000

So the AP mac is given and wifi channel but no mention of 2.4 or 5GHz.

[w1tw0lf]

under 'radio_name'
wifi0 = 2.4GHz
wifi1 = 5GHz

target_mac is specified in the unifi_ap.py and should match 'ap_mac'

[w1tw0lf]

wifi0 and wifi1 is wifi 5
ra0 and rai0 is wifi 6

where
ra0 = 2.4GHz
rai0 = 5GHz

Made some changes to unifi_ap.py for this
see line 16 to 25 that reflects in line 55 abd 56

[w1tw0lf]

Any luck ? Running into dead end from myside.

[phen0]

sorry @w1tw0lf I need some spare time to look at. was busy today working but tomorrow I'll have a look at.

[w1tw0lf]

No stress @phen0 also had a busy day this side.

[w1tw0lf]

Think I might have found and easier way to pull this per ap...

if you look at /proxy/network/api/s/default/stat/device/"mac address ap"

user-num_sta come up 3 times, first 2 is the client on ap per station and the last one is the total clients per ap

we need to pull it from this section
[{"name":"wifi0","channel":5,"radio":"ng","ast_txto":null,"ast_cst":2,"ast_be_xmit":1050,"cu_total":31,"cu_self_rx":14,"cu_self_tx":16,"gain":3,"satisfaction":99,"state":"RUN","extchannel":0,"tx_power":17,"tx_packets":261,"tx_retries":82,"num_sta":12,"guest-num_sta":0,"user-num_sta":12},{"name":"wifi1","channel":40,"radio":"na","ast_txto":null,"ast_cst":null,"ast_be_xmit":844,"cu_total":3,"cu_self_rx":1,"cu_self_tx":2,"gain":4,"satisfaction":98,"state":"RUN","extchannel":-1,"tx_power":17,"tx_packets":563,"tx_retries":70,"num_sta":1,"guest-num_sta":0,"user-num_sta":1}]

[w1tw0lf]

Believe I might have fixed it....

Change this
wifi0clients = sum(1 for _ in re.finditer(r'\b%s\b' % re.escape('wifi0'), str(clients)))
wifi0clients = sum(1 for _ in re.finditer(r'\b%s\b' % re.escape('wifi1'), str(clients)))
to
wifi0clients = devs['radio_table_stats'][0]['user-num_sta']
wifi1clients = devs['radio_table_stats'][1]['user-num_sta']

[w1tw0lf]

Fixed.

[w1tw0lf]

Thank you @phen0 for willing to help. can't believe how easy it was actually.

[phen0]

Hey @w1tw0lf,
this is even better. I wasn't aware which data will be sent as device status.....but looks great.
okay sorry that I couldn't help here but maybe next time ;-)

[w1tw0lf]

No stress :)

was looking at this

wifi0score = devs['radio_table_stats'][0]['satisfaction']
wifi1score = devs['radio_table_stats'][1]['satisfaction']

And that is where I saw it.

PS: Playing around and seeing what info can be pulled from the switches 😄