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For years I had an application someone had written for older Motorola Surfboards. You could run the app in your tray and it would poll the cable modem and log all of the signal data in a csv file every X seconds. It was pretty useful as you can imagine in finding out if you had intermittent problems or odd patterns in single degradation based on temperature or other environmental factors, especially if you let the application run for a few days.
However that app won't work with newer Docsis 3 Surfboards. Does anyone know of a similar app or tool that I could use to log the same type of data locally on my pc? Does any logging tool exist for the SB6141 at all?
Don't most of these Motorola modem's give this information by just opening up the gateway address in a browser? Typically 192.168.1.1, and then that page might have other sub-pages, one of which offers these stats - probably formatted as html. – jdh – 2014-05-05T15:43:30.037
No, they give 1 page of data at http://192.168.100.1/cmLogs.htm. It gives you no signal data on that page.
– Maelish – 2014-05-05T16:52:22.073At the top level page (just 192.168.100.1) can you view the source and look for other hidden page links? – jdh – 2014-05-05T18:21:36.747