Try viewing the UI on a phone, now you'll understand.

Why would you need to?

Because you may want to view the stats on a phone?

Haven't you got homework to do William?

If you have access to a desktop, dslstats is a nice tool to view the modem stats... and is why I have the second LAN cable from my switch back to the modem.

If I really want to know what is going on I use telnet.

DSLStats is good for a quick glance to see all is well, and to either scroll back to see when a significant change happened, and can of course give a straight telnet page as well. But that bugs me when I'm looking in detail at them as it refreshes with each sampling.

Another goody in DSLStats is of course the logging of the samples if you turn that on. Scrolling through it can be easier than trying to find the graph where the change happened.

Post deleted by WilliamGrimsley

Edited by deleted (Mon 17-Dec-18 08:32:30)

Yes, already got that setup. It's just handy to have the ability to read stats on a mobile device, IMO.

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Try viewing the UI on a phone, now you'll understand.

I use mine on my Android phone daily and it works fine.
There are known issues with Safari on mobile.

Zyxel are in the process of rolling out a new GUI to some other models that's more mobile friendly.

You keep saying firmware is buggy in every single Zyxel thread without ever stating what 1 of these bugs is.

Apart from being a bit cumbersome on a mobile phone, can you name me a single bug on the VMG1312-B10A or VMG8924-B10A firmware.

Edited by j0hn83 (Tue 18-Dec-18 12:47:22)

Running the "dumpmdm" in a telnet session of the 1312-b10a will spit out a few hundred lines.
A search of this for the word Supervisor We'll find the password in plain text.

Some other ZyXEL devices the pass is encrypted and needs cracked with Hashcat.