How to get the bandwidth (consumed by wireless clients) provided by dd-wrt.
This started one night while trying to get the open ports of our Wii Console, my wife told me that YouTube App started to play the video for some random time and then kept buffering, played some seconds and you got the picture now, impossible to watch a video from the start till the end. I used "nmap" and yes I found that the Wii doesn't have any port open, all the communications are initiated by the console. So, if I can't monitor the network device using SNMP, MRTG, CACTI, etc., I might be able to get the bandwidth consumed from the access point, right? Well, that depends. My (old?) Linksys WRT160N v3 with DD-WRT v24-sp2 (03/25/13) mini is great because allows me to do many things that the default software provided by CISCO / Linksys dons't support. Yes, I know under "Status" -> "Bandwidth" you can check a graph showing the bandwidth for the WAN/LAN (eth0, vlan0, vlan1), wireless wl0, but that's not what I'm looking f...