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Dev_BR wrote: - QoS Upload:Enabled
- QoS "Normal" Rule Max BW = 700k for Destination: 192.168.2.100

If it is upload, then the source should be your local computer, not the destination - of course it won't work this way.

Got myself a 1043ND lately, and WiFi looks stable for me. A bit lower throughput than with the stock firmware, but I can live with that. But I have noticed that the download active congestion control is way overzealous on getting lower. I have a 5M/512k ADSL connection, and when I turn it on, it kee...

I have noticed that the "Please Wait While Settings Are Applied" text when I press apply sometimes gets stuck. The web interface seemed to be working fine for me on a WR1043ND using Chrome (although there are other issues, see my previous post). This includes the "Applying Settings&q...

I think you misunderstood.

Not cache. It is when I press apply, and it never applies. Currently trying to change QoS settings, I left it for 15 min, and the please wait message was still there. Pressing refresh makes it go away, but the settings are not changed.

I have noticed that the "Please Wait While Settings Are Applied" text when I press apply sometimes gets stuck. I have to reload the page from the browser. I don't think this happened with 1.3.x before. Anyone else noticed this, or is just my router started to die?

DoesItMatter wrote:what else would use UPnP
so I could try helping with testing the issue?

Skype, MSN, torrent clients..

Hello! Is it possible to split the Connection/Basic option to two pages: one where I can set up WAN/LAN, and another I can set up WiFi? I have an ADSL line, and whenever I change WiFi settings (usually to turn it on/off), and click the 'apply' button, the router stops the current PPPoE connection an...

It's not critical, I can always open a terminal and write or something similar to fix it.

Quickly checking this version, it still has the MTU bug I reported at http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=1419 . (Is that even the right place to report bugs?) Anyway, yay for working QoS display! It bugged me ever since I switched from DD-WRT, but Gargoyle is now even more ...

Update:

I have just installed 1.3.15, and it still has this bug. Turning off custom MTU, or setting it to 1500 on the web interface only sets the MTU for pppoe-wan to the default 1492, but for eth0.1 it does not get set back to 1500, it stays on the last value it was set to.