Other Devices can be regression tested with prerecorded datasets. The following Switches are continously tested with real hardware: This is how the data could look like in Grafana with an example configuration:

Outgoing data rate of port 1 on 192.168.0.123 is below. Prosafe_exporter is also available as a stand-alone docker container from DockerHub Query Example for Grafana

In InfluxDB configure a scrape job like this: Influx scrape configuration Docker In prometheus configure a scrape job, e.g. Run with: prosafe_exporter path/to/your/config.yml * not available in all firmware versions Usage Hostname, product_name, switch_name, serial_number, mac_adresse, bootloader_version, firmware_version, dhcp_mode, ip_adresse, subnetmask, gateway_adresse Information about the switch exposed as labels prosafe_exporter_python provides a tool that colelcts the data from the switches webinterface and provides it using the OpenMetrics format that can be directly used in Prometheus or Influx scrape jobs. A common solution for monitoring is to store the data in a Prometheus database and visualize and alert with tools such as Grafana. Still these switches are deployed in large numbers in professional and private environments where monitoring of the switches is highly desired. There is no support for monitoring protocols such as SNMP. NETGEAR switches of the Smart Managed Plus series do not provide a standards conform interface for providing statistics of traffic and other information. Open metrics exporter for NETGEAR switches of the Smart Managed Plus series to provide data to databases such as Prometheus or InfluxDB.

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