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I think I found my answer in github.com/ericpaulbishop/gargoyle/blob/1.12/package/qos-gargoyle/src/qosmon.c

The math seems to use 1000 throughout this source file.

In QoS, quotas, and bandwidth-status kilo or kbits is often used, but there is no indication of it being base two or base ten. So when converting should I be using 1024 or 1000? (same for mega where used)
Still using v1.12.0

[Is there official source for your answer, or are you just assuming?]

version 1.12.0 I use a separate dhcp (and DNS) server to avoid reconfiguring and LAN-outage when I change to new routers and such. I have about 30 persistent nodes to manage on this LAN. So most hostnames just don't show up and I need to keep a separate reference list open and do manual lookup. does...

I was attempting to search for posts containing `1.12.0`, and the search tool keeps replacing the dots with spaces. I tried double quotes "" brackets[] parentheses() single quotes'' backslash escapes\. and backslash with quotes If () are combined with another term like `fubar (1.12.0)` the...

Ah good to know it wasn't something I had done, I'll try the update when I have time.

Every time I make any settings change, the gargoyle LAN-DHCP re-enables its self and all my client connections slow to a crawl or just fail to resolve entirely, both LAN and WAN traffic. I already have a DHCP server on my file server(along with local DNS) so I do not want DHCP server enabled on the ...