Gargoyle Forum

Seperate from pbix's response on your qos download screen I see no load on their that demonstrates it has exceeded the max bandwidth.

Also one for pbix or someone that knows, if only one class is active does the max bandwidth still kick in?

If you disable QOS do you experience a slowdowns like this at various times, ie don't just turn it off at issue times keep it off, do you then see the same slow down. I had a similar issue and it turned out my line was actually coming down in speed and all the acc was demonstrating was it was having...

I was extolling the virtues of gargoyle on overclockers when some of the posters pointed out how invasive the web monitoring could be. I use it for my family but can understand that if you were installing this in a shared residence then flat mates maybe concerned at the power you now have. One solut...

I'm not quite sure of the answer, I know unlike other routers if a class is not being used then it doesn't lose the space and allocates it between the classes being used However onto what you are trying to achieve, the actual proportions are probably out, for your son to game he actually needs very ...

I don't know if it's possible, but if it is you're get a better response if you answer the question in response to your post. It could also be worth visiting http://openwrt.org/ as gargoyle is an interface to that and you may have more people who can assist.

I think you misread my response. The original poster was asking if he could restrict using download bandwidth and I believe looking at packet size/packet length as one of the classifiers. The only other one is the application classification which is limited but I did cover in my response. When I get...

After rereading the post - Presumably if you have http traffic set up as a class (application layer) and then your machine as a different class as a rule below that class then the http download traffic and web traffic fit in the http rule. If so the only way I can think of is have the downloader use...

In terms of the downloading what is your major concern? Ie that the machine in question is stealing all the bandwidth or an application is stealing bandwidth. If it's a machine the way I did it and I think most do is to have each machine as a rule, that way if someone is downloading that is the mach...

The first thing I would do is turn off qos and on a quiet network do www.speedtester.net worth doing it at a peak and off peak times. You then should have an idea of your network capability. Then set qos upload to 95% of the upload figure you got. With the download you have a choice of getting the s...

Hi Did anyone try 1.5.1 with the WNDR3700 V2? I used to have lots of issues with wireless disconnecting and bad speed with previous versions (Both Gargoyle and OpenWRT). Thanks in advance - Ciph Using it here - multiple devices (ipods/blackberry/laptops) no disconnects - I believe connection is G r...