I need to monitor the link status/quality ccq for Ubiquiti radios. They do not offer the status via SNMP.
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I wrote a script to do this and put it on github. The web configuration uses AJAX to show this information and after disecting it I found the url request it uses and it outputs JSON. So we need to connect to the page and authenticate and request the data and parse it for out. I have it set up as a batch script external sensor that executes perl. So perl must be installed.
https://github.com/thomasmcneill/prtg_Ubiquiti
Example parameters
| 71.1.77.97 user pass 68:72:51:0c:71:a0 ccq |
The ccq is the parameter I want.
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Hello Thomas and thank you for your post and for sharing your script.
I'm not sure which equipment you're referring to, but several UBNT (Ubiquity) devices implement the MIKROTIK-MIB, which can be imported.
Once imported, the mtxrWl section should provide you with TX and RX Strength and signal level. Note: Most UBNT devices only implement SNMP V1, they will fail to reply to SNMP v2c queries.
Best Regards,
Luciano Lingnau [Paessler Support]
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