Gargoyle Forum

Wow pbix, Now that's a really nice tutorial custom-made for my situation. Thanks so much! I don't know that I can get the MAC addresses. I don't have anything to do with checking people in...anyway, so is there a way to do this w/o getting the MAC addresses? I can see how QOS is really built for thi...

Another way to do this is with QoS and not quotas again my IP address setting a separate class for each. pbix, How would I do this? Would I setup a Classification Rule for each IP address in the DHCP pool using connection bytes (as a type of quota) to force them to a lower service class??? I somewh...

Trailblazer, I can see why you thought that the quota you set (from your screenshot) would limit each user individually to the quota you set, but this particular option sets a single combined quota for all users without explicit quotas defined. If you set the quota as shown, then look at the quota_...

Hi, If you don't have too many "clients" you could insert individual IP's for each rule. I have a DHCP pool of 15 clients, and have made 15 rules, as IP range gave me the problem you described. You can block the rest so they can't log in using static IP's out of your pool (without rules) ...

Hi pbix, Thanks for the response. You're right, so here is the screenshot of the quota window that I'm trying to do this with. http://content.screencast.com/users/Trailblazer/folders/Jing/media/efa337ef-e710-4c60-8f57-9d354a6e72e4/2011-03-28_1039.png I'm trying to use Gargoyle to limit bandwidth all...

I agree...I'm interested in this as well.

Hi Guys, I have been using Gargoyle for a few weeks now. Just now really did a test with multiple users. The behavior is not as I hoped it would be using the quota function, but it makes sense that it's the way it is. Have a wireless network that I want to force users to share bandwidth on all the t...

Have successfully installed Gargoyle in my WZR-HP-G300NH. Everything is working except Security LED and wireless LED not lighting up. :) Same thing on mine. My understanding is that those have to be programmed in the firmware, just like the buttons (reset, usb eject, etc...). I really don't care ab...

I just discovered that the Router button at the top on the back of the unit has some interesting effects if you mess with it... I rebooted my router and found my WAN port wasn't active, so I switched that button from Auto to Off-Boom! WAN port came on. Then I discovered that the wireless was off, so...

This worked for me. I had to change my factory buffalo firmware to the DD-WRT version available on the Buffalo site for this router in order to telnet in and perform these tasks. Note: DD-WRT firmware is also 192.168.11.1 like Buffalo default firmware. ##From dd-wrt try these commands from a ssh/tel...