Switch Statistics only shows data for ports with clients that are currently powered up.

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Switch Statistics only shows data for ports with clients that are currently powered up.
Switch Statistics only shows data for ports with clients that are currently powered up.
2023-03-01 14:33:27 - last edited 2023-03-01 14:35:18
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Firmware Version: 5.84

I was trying to view some statistical information on a device that is connected to Port 3 on my switch.  

Because the device wasn't powered on at the time I wanted to view the data I couldn't view any data on this port.

Per the screenshot below, I am trying to view data for the last 30 days for all ports on my switch (except port 7 which is disabled) and as you can see below there is no data showing for Port 3 and Port 5.  These ports have devices connected and that are in use regularly but were powered down at the time I wanted to look at this data :

 

OmadaLinux v5.13.10 R605 V1:1.3.0 - Build 20230511 R.51317 SG2008P V1:V1.0.8 Build 20230602 R.73473 SG2008P V3:V3.0.5 Build 20230602 R.73473 3 x EAP245 V3:V5.1.0-Build 20230104 R.79433
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Re:Switch Statistics only shows data for ports with clients that are currently powered up.
2023-03-01 15:56:16

  @TandS 

 

Agree.  There should be a button for 'ALL' ports or just 'Active'. 

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Re:Switch Statistics only shows data for ports with clients that are currently powered up.
2023-03-01 19:05:53

  @d0ugmac1 

Unless you are only wanting a current view then I think it should always show all ports regardless of whether or not there is a currently active device on that port.

Additionally, the port can be active but not have a client connected to it.

OmadaLinux v5.13.10 R605 V1:1.3.0 - Build 20230511 R.51317 SG2008P V1:V1.0.8 Build 20230602 R.73473 SG2008P V3:V3.0.5 Build 20230602 R.73473 3 x EAP245 V3:V5.1.0-Build 20230104 R.79433
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Re:Switch Statistics only shows data for ports with clients that are currently powered up.
2023-03-01 19:14:56
Imagine you had the 54-port switch....
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