Gargoyle Forum

Ah, you had replied -- I thought I got my edit in, above, before a response, but looks like you responded first. :-) I looked into it, and this is what I found: Previously, the phy1 (red, associated with 5ghz) LED was not mapped to anything, or perhaps wasn't working at all. Now, it works and was se...

Changed over to 1.15.X (Built 20250330-2253 git@ca9ca6a5) That seems to address it.. ..but, the WiFi LED blinks red constantly and regularly (as opposed to the normal, traffic-based green flashing) as though there's some kind of emergency. It *also* blinks green, at either a different rate, or to in...

Good to know that's the canonical way of doing it. ..and, that's what I ended up doing, precisely because after looking at the configs, it seemed it wouldn't be as simple as just reorganizing things.

Thanks for confirming that the GUI is the best way to do so.

1.14.0 -- specifically, gargoyle_1.14.0-ramips-mt7621-zbtlink_zbt-we1326-squashfs-sysupgrade.

Altogether, this is functioning better than OpenWRT, and allows me to affect traffic in ways that improve / decrease bandwidth usage, so thank you (all who have contributed to Gargoyle, and who are helping).

Note: Fixed by upgrading to 1.15 DNS from router going to my "Jail" / bulk bucket -- that is, outbound DNS from the router. I have a catch-all quota, which may be being applied to the router's IP itself. I've tried making a separate quota for the router's IP, but to no visible effect. I t...

I just renamed and reconfigured all of the classes I had, so my immediate issue is fixed. It'd be good to know if there's a good way to reorganize if I need to in the future, though.

I know this is absolutely insignificant from a technical-usage standpoint, but.. For downloads and uploads, I have similarly or identically-named service classes. However, I added them in different orders. I'd like them to go from highest priority to lowest in the QOS Distribution UI, and I'd like t...