Cellpipe 7130 Line Stats

5 thoughts on “Cellpipe 7130 Line Stats”

1. Thank you for the script :)
   I wonder if is there any var that would show the internet usage?

   Thanks

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2. @Rotor
   I’ve spent some time to dig around. If you view source on the status page, you’ll see two functions:

   function HideWanInfo()
   {
   	ShowHide('WAN_RX_BYTES');
   	ShowHide('WAN_RX_PACKETS');
   	ShowHide('WAN_RX_ERRORS');
   	ShowHide('WAN_RX_DROPPED');
   	ShowHide('WAN_TX_BYTES');
   	ShowHide('WAN_TX_PACKETS');
   	ShowHide('WAN_TX_ERRORS');
   	ShowHide('WAN_TX_DROPPED');
   	ShowHide('WAN_TX_COLLISIONS');
   	
   	ShowHide('WAN_INFO');
   }
   
   function HideLanInfo()
   {
   	ShowHide('LAN_RX_BYTES');
   	ShowHide('LAN_RX_PACKETS');
   	ShowHide('LAN_RX_ERRORS');
   	ShowHide('LAN_RX_DROPPED');
   	ShowHide('LAN_TX_BYTES');
   	ShowHide('LAN_TX_PACKETS');
   	ShowHide('LAN_TX_ERRORS');
   	ShowHide('LAN_TX_DROPPED');
   	ShowHide('LAN_TX_COLLISIONS');
   }
   

   Although these ids don’t show up anywhere else in the HTML.

   I think rather than commenting out the fields in HTML, they’ve commented out the section of the code in the firmware that writes out the HTML.

   If you have a router behind the cellpipe, you should be able to get your own information.

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3. Thanks for taking from your time for this. Seems that I have to resurrect my WRTGL.

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4. nice scripts! works with chrome too !!

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5. My CellPipe Firware allows me to click on the “+” button at the enf of the “VDSL2 Link Status ” line. The button calls ShowHide() for the stats. It acts like a toggle. The button can be a bit hard to see because its white on a lavender backgroune. Cheers!

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