Gargoyle Forum

I didn't touch it. I didn't realise the default setting was 3Mbps. I disabled it and still the best I get is 4.5Mbps not the 10Mbps I would get if I bypass the gargoyle router.

Hi guys. Been using Gargoyle for years and love it. However I cannot seem to get full speed on my cable connection. Gargoyle Version 1.8.1 Line speed is 35Mbps However I was only getting 3Mbps I disabled default Qos downloads and it jumped to 4.5Mbps If I bypass the Gargoyle router and go direct to ...

Bingo! Thanks guys as you've pointed me to the correct location. The problem was a firewall rule I had set years ago. To enable blocking you need a Block All rule (for want of a better term) with exceptions set within the rule to allow access. If you click edit on that rule you can plainly see that ...

The DHCP range is set at: Gargoyle - Connection - Basic - DHCP The quota range is set at Gargoyle - Firewall - Quotas Is this what you are looking for? Unfortunately not. I know what they are but no where in those settings can I see something that says only devices allocated an IP address from 192....

Hi, I've been using gargoyle for about 2 years now without issue. During that time, like most houses the number of internet capable devices has grown so I obviously want to add more entries to the router. [*]I'm using a T-Link WD1043ND V1[/*] [*]I have devices able to connect to wifi using a securit...

I'm not going to profess to be an expert but will point out that normally your router would have a separate network to your modem. eg: Modem would potentially be 192.168.0.1 And your gargoyle router would be 192.168.1.1 The router handles to passing of connections from one to the other by "rout...

Hi, I have successfully installed Gargoyle on my new TP-Link 1034N router that I purposely bought for the process. I'm trying to manage our limited download allocation, particularly from my wayward son :roll: I have a Netgear CGD24N Cable modem/router supplied by my ISP. I bought the TP-Link, instal...