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AirPort Flow is a small utility to monitor the transfer rates on an AirPort Extreme.
The rates are polled from the AirPort Extreme by SNMP. The top graph shows the incoming TCP traffic to the router and the lower one shows the outgoing TCP traffic from the router on a given interface.
In the preferences one can set the IP Address of the router, an IF (interface) index value (2 is specific for the AirPort Extreme) and a so-called community password (public is default).
[No SNMP response] is given when no response is received from the router. The router
The rates are polled from the AirPort Extreme by SNMP. The top graph shows the incoming TCP traffic to the router and the lower one shows the outgoing TCP traffic from the router on a given interface.
In the preferences one can set the IP Address of the router, an IF (interface) index value (2 is specific for the AirPort Extreme) and a so-called community password (public is default).
[No SNMP response] is given when no response is received from the router. The router
What's New
Version 1.6:
- Removed registration code
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later, AirPort Extreme with 'Allow SNMP' enabled (under 'Advanced' in AirPort Utility).
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later, AirPort Extreme with 'Allow SNMP' enabled (under 'Advanced' in AirPort Utility).
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AirPort Flow is a small utility to monitor the transfer rates on an AirPort Extreme.
The rates are polled from the AirPort Extreme by SNMP. The top graph shows the incoming TCP traffic to the router and the lower one shows the outgoing TCP traffic from the router on a given interface.
In the preferences one can set the IP Address of the router, an IF (interface) index value (2 is specific for the AirPort Extreme) and a so-called community password (public is default).
[No SNMP response] is given when no response is received from the router. The router should have SNMP enabled. The IF index is added to monitor other interfaces on the router, 2 is the wireless part and 6 the WLAN port.
The rates are polled from the AirPort Extreme by SNMP. The top graph shows the incoming TCP traffic to the router and the lower one shows the outgoing TCP traffic from the router on a given interface.
In the preferences one can set the IP Address of the router, an IF (interface) index value (2 is specific for the AirPort Extreme) and a so-called community password (public is default).
[No SNMP response] is given when no response is received from the router. The router should have SNMP enabled. The IF index is added to monitor other interfaces on the router, 2 is the wireless part and 6 the WLAN port.
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To enable Airport SNMP use the "Advanced" Tab. This screenshot shows you SNMP enablement on Airport Utility 2009 v5.5.
On my system, index value of 2 works OK.
http://grantdoug.com/images/AirPort%20Utility.png
Note: the developer http://memention.com has disenabled registration. The product still works, but you can't change the graph colors.
If memention is listening - send the registration code.
-Doug
SNL 10.6.2, iMac Intel Core 2 Duo 2.66 GHz, 2GB Ram
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