Gargoyle Forum

Perfect - that is precisely what I want to do.

Well, in fact, I am already doing that (without 5GHz option of course), but with just the one radio in my humble router. I would hope for improved performance with a 2 radio set up.

Many thanks
Marty

Hi tapper, ok thanks for that. It gives me a reference point to use in terms of features etc. Yes, I'd probably be getting one off eBay. Am I right in my assumption that I could use one radio for upstream communications and the other for servicing clients? I presume the gargoyle software interface w...

I have a humble TL-WA850RE router right now, just installed Gargoyle 1.9.1 after playing around with 1.8.1. My router has a single radio, so it seems it handles both communications with it's upstream server and also it's clients. Can I have some suggestions for a twin radio router which works well w...

Hi Lantis, yes, I misunderstood you, I looked at the hosts file on my own pc. I've checked the hosts file on the router and you are quite correct - I've modified the file and changed the entry from 'Gargoyle' to 'Router' and tracert now reports: 1 <1 ms <1 ms <1 ms Router.lan [192.168.2.1] Splendid ...

Hi Lantis,

Thanks for the suggestion - there is nothing in my hosts file which would account for this.

I'm pretty sure 'gargoyle' is getting appended at the router.

Hi lantis, thanks for your reply. Yes, I've seen that, which defaults to "lan" and so that's where that bit comes from. It was the gargoyle bit I was interested in. I've tried changing the entry to (say) pudding.lan but then tracert gives gargoyle.pudding.lan. So - any idea where the "...

Hi everyone, just joined the forum. I've recently installed 1.8.1 on a TL-WA850RE. I tried 1.9.1 but feel 1.8.1 is more stable (for instance I seemed to get random client disconnects with 1.9.1). Little question: In Gateway mode, I've got the LAN side of the router configured 192.168.2.1. If I trace...