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Many ADSL modem/routers do not provide a means to continuously monitor their statistics. Of particular importance are the statistics associated with the incoming telephone line - generally referred to collectively as Line Stats. Since the advent of ADSL-Max and ADSL2(+), line stats of special relevance are the Downstream Noise Margin and the Sync Rate. Both of these terms are often referred to by other names.

The Downstream Noise Margin may be called simply the 'Noise Margin' or the 'Noise Ratio' or the 'SNR' and it represents the amount of 'elbow room' the router has available to cope with unwanted noise on the telephone line Programma Per Tradurre Pdf Download. . Its value is measured in Decibels - usually abbreviated to dB. The Sync Rate is often called the 'Connection Speed' or 'Line Speed' and indicates the speed which the router and the remote telephone exchange hardware have 'negotiated' and agreed on to represent the maximum possible speed that data could be transferred over the telephone line. Note that, for a variety of reasons, the actual data speed is often much less than the sync rate. It is usually measured in Kbps. Because these two values can often change while the router is unattended (for example, while downloading at night), it's sometimes useful to be able to monitor and record these values and that's where RouterStats comes in.. RouterStats monitors both the downstream and upstream Noise Margin and Connection Speed values and plots them on graphs.

RouterStats also provides two additional user-defined graphs for monitoring any other two values that may be available on your router's 'stats' page. With the Netgear DG834, DG834G, DG834GT, DG834N, DG834PN, DG2000 and DGN2000 series of routers, RouterStats is also able to automatically establish a Telnet connection for access to additional statistical data. From version 4. Vh1 Storytellers Maxwell Download. 3 I've added support for the 'unofficial' DGTeam firmware (hopefully). I've added the facility to 'bypass' the quirky Netgear telnet login and use the more conventional method. The telnet prompt, chipset and command-set can be selected. This may possibly make some of the telnet facilities in RouterStats available to other routers besides the Netgears.

It does work with the D-Link DSL-504T, 2640B and 2740B, for example. Please note that this is a totally unsupported feature. How it Works Please note that RouterStats is NOT Plug and Play! (But for a version that is!) All routers are different and you will need to do some detective work and have some understanding of how to display the router's pages in your browser and RouterStats may not even work with your router. It should be possible to configure it to work with other routers provided their 'stats' are accessible as a simple HTML page - ie without Frames - in your web browser but please bear in mind that RouterStats is primarily designed to work with the Netgear DG834 series. RouterStats is configured, virtually ready-to-run, with versions 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the Netgear DG834, DG834G, DG834GT, DG834N, DG834PN, DG2000/DGN2000 & DGN3300/DGND3300 series and the Thomson ST585 v6 & v7 and the TG582n/TG587n routers.