Due to the renaming of the integration and the repository, HACS gets confused and installs the new version next to the old one instead of replacing the old version. Please remove the old version first before installing the latest release.

Grabs statistical network data from supported NETGEAR Switches from the Plus Managed Network Switch line. These switches can only be managed using a Web interface and not through SNMP or cli. This integration uses web scraping to collect the switch configuration, statistics and some basic configuration updates.

1. Detecting Switch Model/Product in login.cgi
2. Connects to the Switch and asks for a cookie (http://IP_OF_SWITCH/login.cgi)
3. HTTP-Request send to the Switch twice (http://IP_OF_SWITCH/portStatistics.cgi) and compared with previous data ("in response time")

• overall Switch statistics as attributes
  • Diagnostic Sensor: switch_ip - IP of the Switch
  • Diagnostic Sensor: response_time_s - Response time of two requests send to the Switch to calculate the traffic speed
  • ...
• statistics for each Port (8 Ports for GS108Ev3) as attributes
  • port_{port}_receiving - receiving traffic on {port} in MB/s
  • port_{port}_total_received - total received traffic on {port} in MB
  • port_{port}_total_transferred - total transferred traffic on {port} in MB
  • ...
• status for each port
  • Binary Sensor: port_{port}_status - port cable connected/disconnected
  • Sensor: port_{port}_connection_speed - port transmission speed (100M/1000M)

Supported firmware languages: GR (German), EN (English)

1. In your Home Assistant instance, goto HACS (Search: ">hacs")
2. Click on the right corner on the vertical dots and select "Custom Repositories"
3. Add "https://github.com/ckarrie/ckw-ha-gs108e" as Integration

After adding the integration go to Add Integration and select NETGEAR Plus.

Example with ha-sankey-chart

Example with mini-graph-card

type: custom:mini-graph-card
entities:
  - entity: sensor.gs108ev3_192_168_178_8_port_1_io
    show_points: false
    name: QNAP
  - entity: sensor.gs108ev3_192_168_178_8_port_2_io
    show_points: false
    name: P2
  - entity: sensor.gs108ev3_192_168_178_8_port_3_io
    show_points: false
    name: rpi4-001
  - entity: sensor.gs108ev3_192_168_178_8_port_4_io
    show_points: false
    name: Telefon
  - entity: sensor.gs108ev3_192_168_178_8_port_5_io
    show_points: false
    name: Unraid
  - entity: sensor.gs108ev3_192_168_178_8_port_6_io
    show_points: false
    name: Drucker
  - entity: sensor.gs108ev3_192_168_178_8_port_7_io
    show_points: false
    name: Beelink (HA)
  - entity: sensor.gs108ev3_192_168_178_8_port_8_io
    show_points: false
    name: HomeOffice und WLAN
hours_to_show: 0.1
points_per_hour: 1000
name: 192.168.178.8 - GS108Ev3 Büro
line_width: 1
animate: true

python3 -m venv test-netgear
cd test-netgear
source bin/activate
pip install lxml requests

Using this VENV go to your local source folder

cd ~/workspace/ha-netgear-plus/custom_components/netgear_plus

ip = '192.168.178.68'
p = 'fyce4gKZemkqjDY'
import netgear_plus
sw = netgear_plus.NetgearSwitchConnector(ip, p)
sw.autodetect_model()
sw.get_login_cookie()

data = sw.get_switch_infos()
print(sw.switch_model.MODEL_NAME)
print(data["port_1_sum_rx_mbytes"])
print(data)