[fritz] Add roaming status and advanced LTE metrics for mobile routers (e.g., FRITZ!Box 6820) #3406
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I have the 6890 LTE which has the feature of falling back to 4G when there's a connectivity issue with the main connection. I'd love for Home Assistant to be able to react when this happens. |
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Integration name
FRITZ!Box Tools
Link to integration documentation on our website
https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/fritz/
Describe the enhancement
Currently, the AVM FRITZ!Box Tools integration (
fritz) provides great sensors for general connectivity and data usage. However, for LTE/5G routers like the FRITZ!Box 6820 LTE, it lacks sensors for mobile-specific metrics.I tested the TR-064 API of my FRITZ!Box 6820 LTE using
fritzconnection. The router actively exposes the roaming status and other useful mobile metrics under the serviceX_AVM-DE_WANMobileConnection:1using theGetInfoExaction.I would love to have these parameters exposed as
binary_sensororsensorentities. The most valuable additions would be:NewRoaming(True/False)NewCurrentAccessTechnology(e.g., LTE, UMTS)NewSignalRSRP0(Signal strength)Use cases
Cost Control / Roaming: Knowing whether the router is currently roaming is crucial to avoid unexpected data charges, especially when traveling or living near borders. This would allow users to create automations that disable heavy-bandwidth services (like camera streams, backups, or updates) when
NewRoamingchanges toTrue.Connection Monitoring: Exposing
NewCurrentAccessTechnologyand signal strength (NewSignalRSRP0) allows users to monitor their connection quality in dashboards. Automations could send a notification if the router drops out of the fast LTE network and falls back to a slower connection type.Anything else?
Here is the full, anonymized raw output of the
GetInfoExcall from my FRITZ!Box 6820 LTE for reference. Since the integration would need to call this action for the roaming status anyway, the other parameters are readily available.Raw output of GetInfoEx
NewSerialNumber: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
NewEnableVoIPPDN: False
NewPPPUsername:
NewPPPUsernameVoIP:
NewSoftwareVersion: 03.01.41.16
NewUptime: 62930
NewPDN1_MTU: 0
NewPDN2_MTU: 0
NewIMSI: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
NewAPN_VoIP:
NewAPN: gprs.swisscom.ch
NewRoaming: True
NewCurrentAccessTechnology: LTE
NewSignalRSRP0: rx2=-98,main=-98,rx1=-99
NewSignalRSRP1:
NewCellList: 31primarylte23001T-Mobile Czech RepublicXXXX161105095-7-98XXXXX-XX
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