Just solved my own problem. Rather than using the firmware labelled 'unlocked' you have to use the one labelled WEBGUI

There are two ways of accessing the modem. Telnet, which I normally use, and the GUI. Both the one you used first and the GUI one have telnet access, but I can't see the point of the non-GUI version.

You get a lot more information through telnet. There are also two real-time monitoring packages you can run that telnet into it at one-minute intervals and use that full information to produce a number of graphs and a CSV log file.
_{Corrected as per burakkucat's post.}

Edited by RobertoS (Thu 25-Jun-15 14:26:09)

In reply to a post by Ripley:

Just solved my own problem. Rather than using the firmware labelled 'unlocked' you have to use the one labelled WEBGUI

which one did I suggest?

Thanks MHC, I got too bogged down in it and overlooked you had provided the exact detail.

Thanks again

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

There are also two real-time monitoring packages you can run that telnet into it at one-second intervals . . .

<cough> (Pesky fur-ball.) I believe you meant to type "at one-minute intervals".

That's what it says .......................................................................................................................................now!

Thanks .

One could say that a second is minute ....

Purrfect!