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Cradlepoint

The Cradlepoint driver for HSYCO allows you to monitor the real-time status of the Cradlepoint IBR6xx series of routers.

Cradlepoint configuration

HSYCO Configuration

Add a CRADLEPOINT I/O Server in the I/O Servers section of the Settings and set its parameters:

Communication

  • IP Address: LAN IP address of the IBR6xx router
  • IP Port: TCP/IP port to use for the SSH CLI (Command Line Interface), leave blank to use default port 22.

High Availability

  • Shutdown when inactive: defaults to false.

Options

IDDefaultValuesDescription
startupeventsfalsetruegenerate IO events also during the driver’s start-up phase
falsestart generating events only after HSYCO is aligned with the current status of the system
query/status/wan/connection_state /status/system/wan_signal_strength /status/wan/statsspace-separated pathnamesthis parameter can be used to retrieve specific status data from the router. Use / to retrieve all data (note that using / the router will need several seconds to return all data, and the number of generated data points will be huge. You should specify the / full path only for development purposes

Datapoints

The status information that the driver retrieves from the Cradlepoint router depends on the pathnames defined in the query option.

Refer to the CRADLEPOINT Router CLI Overview document for the description of the file system structure and the list of valid directories. Each directory contains status information that this driver translates into standard HSYCO data points.

When no query option is explicitly set, the driver retrieves all data located in the following directories:

  • /status/wan/connection_state
  • /status/system/wan_signal_strength
  • /status/wan/stats
note

The following table lists the read-only data poins that are generated using the default query.

IDValueR/WDescription
connectiononlineRconnection established
offlineRHSYCO can't connect to the router
status.system.wan_signal_strength0..100Rwireless WAN connection signal strength
status.wan.connection_state<status>RWAN connection status
status.wan.stats.bps<number>RWAN total throughput in BPS
status.wan.stats.collisions<number>Rnumber of collisions on the WAN connection
status.wan.stats.ibps<number>RWAN input throughput in BPS
status.wan.stats.idrops<number>Rwireless WAN input packets dropped
status.wan.stats.ierrors<number>Rwireless WAN input errors
status.wan.stats.imcasts<number>Rwireless WAN input multicast traffic
status.wan.stats.in<number>Rwireless WAN total input bytes of current connection
status.wan.stats.ipackets<number>Rwireless WAN total input packets of current connection
status.wan.stats.noproto<number>Rwireless WAN total no protocol packets
status.wan.stats.obps<number>RWAN output throughput in BPS
status.wan.stats.oerrors<number>Rwireless WAN output errors
status.wan.stats.omcasts<number>Rwireless WAN output multicast traffic
status.wan.stats.opackets<number>Rwireless WAN total output packets of current connection
status.wan.stats.out<number>Rwireless WAN total output bytes of current connection
status.wan.stats.ts<number>Rwireless WAN current connection time in seconds (ignore the decimal part)
command<command>Wsend a generic CLI command to the router. The <command> value is a text string exactly as specified in the CLI documentation
routerrebootWreboot the router

Release Notes

3.7.0

  • fixed error parsing data points returning long values

3.5.0

  • performance improvements

3.4.0

  • initial release

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