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===== Bandwidth Monitoring ===== | ===== Bandwidth Monitoring ===== | ||
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**Enable:** This turns on the Bandwith Monitoring feature. (Default: Disabled). | **Enable:** This turns on the Bandwith Monitoring feature. (Default: Disabled). | ||
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* RAM (Temporary) - This saves Bandwidth Monitoring history files to the router' | * RAM (Temporary) - This saves Bandwidth Monitoring history files to the router' | ||
* NVRAM - This saves Bandwidth Monitoring history to the router' | * NVRAM - This saves Bandwidth Monitoring history to the router' | ||
- | * JFFS2 - This will save monitoring files to a portion of the router' | + | * JFFS2 - This will save monitoring files to a portion of the router' |
- | * CIFS1 - This will make Tomato | + | * CIFS1 - This will make FreshTomato |
- | * CIFS2 - This will let Tomato | + | * CIFS2 - This will let FreshTomato |
* Custom Path. This allows you to create a custom directory within the JFFS2 storage space. This is useful when you are also using JFFS2 for other storage tasks, and want to organize your storage into folders to keep data separate. | * Custom Path. This allows you to create a custom directory within the JFFS2 storage space. This is useful when you are also using JFFS2 for other storage tasks, and want to organize your storage into folders to keep data separate. | ||
(Default: RAM). | (Default: RAM). | ||
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**Save Frequency: | **Save Frequency: | ||
- | **Save on Shutdown: | + | **Save on Shutdown: |
- | **Create New File: | + | **Create New File: |
- | **Create Backups: | + | **Create Backups: |
- | **First Day of the Month: | + | **First Day of the Month: |
- | **Excluded Interfaces: | + | **Excluded Interfaces: |
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===== Restore ===== | ===== Restore ===== | ||
- | The Restore section contains a //Browse...// button which allows you go and find existing Bandwidth Monitoring logs you wish to restore to the storage location selected in the //Save History Location// menu. Tomato | + | {{: |
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+ | The Restore section contains a //Browse…// button which allows you go and find existing Bandwidth Monitoring logs you wish to restore to the storage location selected in the //Save History Location// menu. FreshTomato | ||
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+ | If you use the Restore function to restore an existing Bandwidth Monitoring log to the same location it was originally stored, FreshTomato will continue to log bandwidth statistics to the same file, picking up where it left off. | ||
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- | If you use the Restore function to restore an existing Bandwidth Monitoring log to the same location it was originally store, Tomato will continue to log bandwidth statistics to the same file, picking up where it left off. | ||
- | ==== Technical notes and troubleshooting. ==== | ||