I have knocked up a very quick tool for iOS that pulls all stats from all of my modems. It produces a raw command-looking text output listing st the moment. Graphs: Burakkucat has a tool that can produce graphs from this kind of text file, and I should be able to adapt the output to match his format.
I will write an alternative version that puts out CSV file(s) for consumption by a spreadsheet. I already have a tool that reformats Broadcom-style CLI commands’ outputs into the right format for this.
I’m not sure what to do about all the modems. Split the output into separate files? Have it all in one file but in separate sections sequentially? Or merge the output (a bit of a fiddle) into records containing several fields, one from each modem, which is to allow comparison between modems?
Any suggestions?
In particular I would be interested in any suggestions about other tools handling multiple modems. That might all just be way too much hassle and might well not be worth doing anyway?
Existing tools that will not query multiple modems might have a problem about multiple instances being run up as multiple separate processes, because they might either see each other, detect each other, or share a single instance of config info or other settings or other shard resources that is at hard coded locations in the file system or registry.