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Changelog.md | ||
CONTRIBUTORS.md | ||
fritzbox_connection_uptime.py | ||
fritzbox_cpu_temperature.py | ||
fritzbox_cpu_usage.py | ||
fritzbox_helper.py | ||
fritzbox_memory_usage.py | ||
fritzbox_power_consumption.py | ||
fritzbox_traffic.py | ||
fritzbox_uptime.py | ||
fritzbox_wifi_devices.py | ||
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README.md |
fritzbox-munin
A collection of munin plugins to monitor your AVM FRITZ!Box router. The scripts have been developed using a FRITZ!Box 7590(Amazon link) running FRITZ!OS 7.00.
If you are using the scripts on a different Fritz!Box model please let me know by
- opening an issue
- submitting a pull request
So far the following models (running FRITZ!OS 06.83) have been confirmed working:
- FRITZ!Box 3370
- FRITZ!Box 5490
- FRITZ!Box 7362 SL
- FRITZ!Box 7390
- FRITZ!Box 7430
- FRITZ!Box 7490
- FRITZ!Box 7560
- FRITZ!Box 7580
- FRITZ!Box 7590
If you are still running Fritz!OS 6.30 check out the releases section.
Introduction
These python scripts are Munin plugins for monitoring the Fritz!Box router by AVM.
fritzbox_traffic
fritzbox_traffic shows you the traffic of the WAN interface (requires fritzconnection)
If you do not want to show the interface maximum values, add the following to your plugin-configuration:
env.traffic_remove_max true
fritzbox_connection_uptime
fritzbox_connection_uptime shows you the connection uptime in days (requires fritzconnection)
fritzbox_cpu_usage
fritzbox_cpu_usage shows you the cpu usage (requires password)
fritzbox_cpu_temperature
fritzbox_cpu_temperature shows you the cpu temperature (requires password)
fritzbox_memory_usage
fritzbox_memory_usage shows you the memory usage (requires password)
fritzbox_power_consumption
fritzbox_power_consumption shows you the power consumption (requires password)
fritzbox_uptime
fritzbox_uptime shows you the uptime in days (requires password) (language dependant, see below).
fritzbox_wifi_devices
fritzbox_wifi_devices shows you the number of connected wifi clients (requires password) (language dependant, see below).
Installation & Configuration
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Pre-requesites for the fritzbox_traffic and fritzbox_uptime plugins are the fritzconnection and requests package. To install it
pip install fritzconnection pip install requests
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Make sure the FritzBox has UPnP status information enabled. (German interface: Heimnetz > Heimnetzübersicht > Netzwerkeinstellungen > Statusinformationen über UPnP übertragen)
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Copy all the scripts to
/usr/share/munin/plugins
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Create entry in
/etc/munin/plugin-conf.d/munin-node
:[fritzbox_*] env.fritzbox_ip <ip_address_to_your_fritzbox> env.fritzbox_password <fritzbox_password> env.traffic_remove_max true # if you do not want the possible max values host_name fritzbox
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Create symbolic links to
/etc/munin/plugins
. -
Restart the munin-node daemon:
/etc/init.d/munin-node restart
. -
Done. You should now start to see the charts on the Munin pages.
Localization
Two scripts depend on the language selected in your fritzbox: the uptime and wifi_devices. Currently, two locales are supported:
- German:
de
(default) - English:
en
You can change the used locale by setting an environment variable in your plugin configuration:
env.locale en
Different hosts for the fritzbox and your system
You can split the graphs of your fritzbox from the localhost graphs by following the next steps:
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Use the following as your host configuration in
/etc/munin/munin.conf
[home.yourhost.net;server] address 127.0.0.1 use_node_name yes [home.yourhost.net;fritzbox] address 127.0.0.1 use_node_name no
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Add the following to your munin-node configuration
env.host_name fritzbox
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Restart your munin-node:
systemctl restart munin-node
Environment Settings
Do not forget to restart the munin-node daemon as described in step 3 of the installation instructions above.