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Gotcha. I appreciate the informational response. I agree that those are some tall hurdles to clear for getting this functionality into OpenWrt thus being highly unlikely. Darn. Unfortunately, the need for advanced networking configuration has superseded the need for bandwidth monitoring in my case. ...

I've been using Gargoyle for over a decade now. It still has the best bandwidth monitoring of any router I've used -- including Ubiquiti USG & ER-X, ASUS RT86, pfSense, OPNsense, etc. However, I've come to the point where I need more advanced networking controls that aren't available in the Garg...

I've been running gargoyle on a Netgear WNDR3700v2 for over a decade and have been more than happy with it. However, I now have 400/20 internet and the Netgear/Gargoyle setup can't keep up. Even when I had 100/10 internet, I noticed the router CPU would be pegged at 100% during a speedtest and the a...

Just upgraded my Netgear WNDR3700v2 from 1.5.2 :-) All went smoothly. I didn't try to preserve my settings, but captured them all before upgrading and manually re-entered. I'm not using many of the fancy plugins; namely firewall/port-forwarding, restrictions, QOS-upload. Appreciate the continued eff...

Here's what I've noticed with my iPhone. Gargoyle will still show my iPhone as a Wireless Connected Host even when my phone has gone into its low-power sleep mode (when I'm not actively using it). However, it won't respond to a ping until I wake it up. I have also noticed that once I go out of wifi ...

After more research, I finally discovered that this command will provide me that information that I desire:

I'm looking for a way to obtain the list of "Connected Wireless Hosts" including the "Signal" column programmatically without having to use the web interface. Is there a command, script, API, or some other means of acquiring this data? Here's what I've tried: I copied /www/hosts....

I see that the RaspberryPi will run OpenWRT: http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/start#raspberry.pi Here's a nice tutorial: http://computers.tutsplus.com/articles/installing-openwrt-on-a-raspberry-pi-as-a-new-home-firewall--mac-55984 Since the Ubiquiti Routerstations are no longer available, perhaps the RPi...

Just installed on my WNDR3700v2 and is working like a charm so far.
Upgrade process was successful as well, but I manually re-entered the settings as it only takes a minute...

Kudos on the continued work on this project as it is by far the best among the many I have experimented with.

If you did a search on "VPN" you should have found the thread titled "Help setting up VPN client". Link for the lazy: http://www.gargoyle-router.com/phpbb/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=2534 You will see that I had problems getting PPTP passthrough to work to my Windows7 VPN server. Bas...