No API for DMIT Traffic Stats

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Question: Does DMIT.io have an API to programmatically query server traffic/bandwidth usage (for a CN2 VPN server)?

Answer:

Short answer: No public/official API. DMIT doesn’t expose a documented customer-facing API for querying traffic stats. Here’s the full picture and your practical workarounds:

What DMIT Actually Uses Underneath

DMIT runs a custom management panel built on WHMCS with SolusVM for VPS control. Both of these have APIs, but DMIT hasn’t exposed them publicly to customers.

WHMCS has an API at /includes/api.php, but it’s an admin-only API — customers don’t get credentials for it.
SolusVM has a client API, but it’s also gated — you’d need DMIT to enable it for your account.

Your Real Options

Option 1: Scrape the DMIT Client Area (quickest hack)

Log into https://www.dmit.io/clientarea.php, look at the service page for your VPS — it shows bandwidth used/remaining. You can automate scraping this with requests + BeautifulSoup:

import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup

SESSION_COOKIE = "YOUR_WHMCS_SESSION_COOKIE"

s = requests.Session()
s.cookies.set("WHMCSUser", SESSION_COOKIE, domain="www.dmit.io")

r = s.get("https://www.dmit.io/clientarea.php?action=productdetails&id=YOUR_SERVICE_ID")
soup = BeautifulSoup(r.text, "html.parser")

# Inspect the HTML to find the bandwidth element — usually something like:
bw = soup.find("div", {"class": "traffic-usage"})  # adjust selector
print(bw.text if bw else "Selector needs adjustment")

To get your session cookie: open DevTools → Network → any request to dmit.io → copy the Cookie header. Use id= from the URL when you click your service in the client area.

Option 2: Monitor Traffic Directly on the VPS (most reliable)

Since you control the VPS, just measure from the server side. No API needed.

# Install vnstat for persistent monthly tracking
apt install vnstat
vnstat -i eth0 --json   # outputs JSON with daily/monthly stats

Or a one-liner to get current month’s usage:

vnstat -m --json | python3 -c "
import json,sys
d=json.load(sys.stdin)
m=d['interfaces'][0]['traffic']['month']
print(f\"RX: {m[-1]['rx']/1e9:.2f} GB, TX: {m[-1]['tx']/1e9:.2f} GB\")
"

Set up a cron job + push to a webhook/Telegram bot if you want alerts when you’re near quota.

Option 3: SolusVM Client API (if DMIT enables it for you)

SolusVM has a client-facing API. Email DMIT support and ask if they expose the SolusVM API key for your VPS. If they do:

import requests

# SolusVM client API endpoint (DMIT's SolusVM host — ask them for it)
SOLUSVM_URL = "https://vpsmanage.dmit.io/api.php"
KEY = "your_api_key"
HASH = "your_api_hash"

params = {
    "key": KEY,
    "hash": HASH,
    "action": "info",
    "status": "true",
    "bw": "true",      # bandwidth info
    "ipaddr": "true",
}
r = requests.get(SOLUSVM_URL, params=params)
print(r.text)  # XML response with <bw> field

The bw field in the SolusVM API response gives used/free/total bandwidth. This is the cleanest solution if they grant access.

Option 4: Ask DMIT Support Directly

Their support is responsive and CN-friendly. Just ask: “Can I get SolusVM API credentials for my VPS?” Some DMIT plans expose this, some don’t.

TL;DR

Method	Reliability	Effort
`vnstat` on VPS	✅ Best	5 min
Scrape client area	⚠️ Fragile	30 min
SolusVM API (if enabled)	✅ Clean	Ask support
Official DMIT API	❌ Doesn’t exist	—

For your use case (monitoring CN2 VPN traffic quota), vnstat on the server + a cron job pushing to Telegram is the most reliable path and takes 10 minutes to set up.

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