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In case someone stumbles across this thread in the future looking for an answer to the original question, I have received confirmation from two folks who own GT-AX6000 units that SNMP is indeed supported on this model.

Yes, it was the right polarity. I made sure before testing. ;)

Update on the psu topic: I did manage to find a working 19V (should be close enough to the router's 19.5V) laptop psu to test the router with. It didn't power on with that one either and the psu made a weird pulsing sound of sorts during the test. I guess I'll complete the refund process after...

You are right. I unfortunately didn't have an alternative psu to test with. Had it not been under warranty still (getting a refund), I would have probably gotten another psu to test with.

It doesn't power up at all and I checked the power adapter output with a multimeter. It seems to be providing the right amount of juice, hence the conclusion that the router is likely dead. I hope someone may know the answer, otherwise I'll probably just get the AX86U again. I was quite happy...

Hey all, my AX86U died recently and I'm contemplating whether to get the same as a replacement or the AX6000, which appears to be a bit better based on some comments, reviews, and is only about €15 more expensive on Amazon atm. I've been using SNMP with the AX86U for monitoring and I'd like to...

The script includes the DB calls with the necessary variables referenced. I'm using InfluxDBv2, but I've left in the 1.x call from the original (commented out), so that's there as well. Measurement, tags and fields are labeled accordingly, so it should be pretty straightforward.

The main ones I've seen mentioned are that it only supports up to 8 interfaces and that it doesn't support snmpv3.

Well, it may not be out of reach. If I remember right, what mainly kept you from trying to implement monitoring trough mini-snmpd on the AC86U was the lack of snmp extend support. I'm only leveraging extend to make about a dozen additional data points available through snmp and those scripts...

This is more or less what I've ended up doing. Though not in byte-code format (perhaps yet? :) ), I've just finished an initial version of the script (heavily based on corgan2224's extstats add-on) that pulls wireless client stats, processes in memory and sends them to InfluxDB directly...

Thanks for the great tip about the argon case. I have a few flirc cases that have been serving me very well, and it's great to know there's one that can also support an internal m2 ssd, especially given that I have a few lying around the house. :) Have you tested the case with the fan...

Thanks, this looks great and captures pretty much the exact data I'd like to extend my snmp setup with. At the same time, I'm not that experienced with scripting, so I may reach out directly if I get stuck when modifying or interpreting certain things in your work, if that's ok. :)

Yeah, installing Telegraf on the router itself may be a bit of an overkill, given that everything you can see below (and more, including traffic stats for all interfaces) can be pulled via snmp and standard MIBs. Anything that can't would involve scripting and parsing anyway, and at that point...

Thanks for the tip regarding the json file in /tmp. On the RT-AX86U it seems to be /tmp/clientlist.json that has IP and RSSI data beyond just MAC addresses. Could you share your code for parsing the json and serving it via snmp? In my approach I'm only passing single stats via snmp extend, as I...

Would you mind sharing how you were able to get the list of clients and their signal strength via snmp? I wasn't able to identify the right mib and oid(s) for this when I was doing my snmp setup; or are you using snmp extend and scripts to pull the data? Regarding InfluxDB and Grafana, I reckon...