Gargoyle Forum

Seems like the latest Openwrt does support it, or am I mistaken?
https://openwrt.org/toh/linksys/wrt1900ac

Bummer, any idea how to find out when it will be re included? Will it be mentioned in a future release notes.

Unless I am blind, I cannot seem to find an image of 1.14 for a Linksys WRT1900AC V2, there seems to be one for 1.13.

Did you keep settings moving to this version? You've got some ugly stuff going on with both ifname and device defined for wan and wan6. No but I did have to edit network to get the VLAN of 2 on the wan port, so that my isp would connect, they seem to have gotten left behind when I switched it to th...

Gday Lantis, Running 1.14 on one of my Netgear WNDR3800. Tested it originally with my ISP and IPV6 works as expected, thought to try it with my mobile, I have IPV4, but IPV6 does not seem to work via Gargoyle, if I plug the phone into the VM directly IPV6 seems work normally. Something I have notice...

Does ipv6 work over a Mobile connection. It seems to show a IPV6 address in the status screen, but sites like
https://ipv6-test.com/ and
http://test-ipv6.com/
say its not supported. Connect the mobile directly to computer and the same sites say it is supported.

If you use the DHCP assign static IP, to assign the IP address's then when you add the IP's to the Quotas, active quota section, you add them as individual IP's instead of a range, the Hostname from the Static IP's will show in the Quota Usage section.

You can figure this out yourself using the config Backup function (in System -> Backup / Restore) - the backup output is an archive of all the core config files so you can compare each file for changes across the exported backups. Good idea If you don't change frequently, you may find it sufficient...

If I was to "hack" my own method of saving various configs, which files would I need to worry about, so far I believe I would need to create backups of network and wireless, from the /etc/config folder.

Wondering if it would be possible to add the ability to save different connection methods, so they can be switched between when required. Example, if you use pppoe wired as your normal connection, then it goes down and you switch to tethered mobile, when you switch back to pppoe you have to configur...