Can any one tell me how to monitor the BW consumed by each device connected to this router?
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I'm sorry I can not answer your question. I quit using this router a couple of years ago because it was nothing but trouble and Cisco was little if any help even when I paid them once for an on line session with a tech. I will not buy anything from Cisco, again, ever.
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I'll take a look tonight at its IPs stats in my router. It should be extremely minimal.
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None. The reason I purchased this router is my old router downloaded at less than 20 Mbps to my MacBook Pro. I purchased this router and a TRENDnet TEW-804-UB IEEE 802.11ac USB Wi-Fi Adapter. Now downloads to my MacBook Pro is 57Mbps.
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Yes, that is what I'm doing. Many devices plugged into the switch, switch plugged into the MoCA adapter. On the other end is another MoCA adapter plugged into the router.
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through a router/network. it's a little misleading and i haven't gotten the four through the router connected... but it can read 4 through its ports and an additional 4 through the network its plugged into
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Hi Magnvs, Your assumption is correct. This is one of my favorite products within my zwave network. The energy monitoring feature is excellent and when you pick up the unit you can tell you have a solid, well built product in your hands. If I can be of further help let me know. Take care.
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I actually have exactly what you are referring to, however, you can't monitor net meetering as its coming from the meter. What you are actually measuring is the consumption. If you wish to know the net simply subtract what solar has generated from the recording that you get from Aeon Labs. There is a problem with this unit though that you should be aware. Aeon has a bug, perhaps with Vera light only. I can not look at logs and/or generate reports of historical data. MY understanding is that Aeon Labs are working on that.
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First check on every of your units pwr(power) light. If it is off on one of the units, exchange the unit for the good one. If all of them on, try to reset all of your units(unplug, wait for a minute and plug them back). If this does not help, try to connect your device directly to router. If your device works with direct connection, exchange both of your units, if it does not, restart your cable modem and router
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Thank you! I appreciate the info. We'll be using our home wireless router (N).
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Could be a bandwidth problem. If N router is also adjustable to B or G, it may be in the B setting. Another thing to check is if you are getting a direct line of site signal or are you getting a bounced signal. With a bounced signal, the signal strength can show good, but data transfer will be pretty slow.Good Luck!!!
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So your running 2 routers? using the 2nd as an extender? Have tried connecting direct to a computer and checked the speed?
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I don't know. I have the laptop plugged in most of the time and only unplug it for travel or meetings. Never really kept track. Sorry I couldn't be of much help.
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Basically you push buttons to view present voltage current and watts or power factor and accumulated kWh (energy consumption over time). This article might be helpful: http://greenhomearchitect.com/2013/11/22/weekend-project-where-is-all-my-electricity-really-going/
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It is rated at 65W running entirely off of the PCIe slot. I don't know actual consumption.
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I have no idea what the power consumption is, but I've daisy chained 2 units before with FireWire 800 and it's been fine, works great.
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I have a receiver, blu ray player, Apple TV, direct tv box, 63" Samsung plasma, and router all plugged in. With all components in standby, total power consumption is about 40 watts. Also, it doesn't seem warm at all. Hope this helps!
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I found this at http://www.cdw.com/shop/products/TP-LINK-TL-R460-router-desktop/3119184.aspx Power Device Frequency Required: 50 Hz Power Consumption Operational: 3.6 Watt Type: External power adapter Dont know if thats what you need.