Gargoyle Forum

I checked and my fixed IP was in the middle of the list, not the last one. Other factors maybe affecting this: My Gargoyle has a custom DNS configured, but not the option to force using it. Instead I have a firewall rule that blocks port 53 for restricted users, but exceptions (like my PC) can manua...

I did some testing and cannot duplicate the problem. Rogue IPs are always blocked for me.

Tested on version 1.4.6 (broadcom)
15 fixed IPs assigned - outside of DHCP range
Tested a fixed IP both within and outside the DHCP range, both were blocked from internet (but not from local)

Kind Regards,
Mike

I can't answer your other questions, but antenna polarisation is not something you can change with software. It is determined by physical characteristics and orientation of an antenna. Actually I never knew polarisation would be an issue for WiFi, although I have heard of it causing problems with TV...

Internally your all-in-one VoIP router is made up of several building blocks. The 4 LAN ports are on a network switch. Think of the VoIP part being internally connected to another port on that switch. The "router" part connects between the WAN port and another internal connection to the sw...

Does the VoIP router have LAN (not WAN) ports? If so, try plugging one of it's LAN ports into one of your Gargoyle router's LAN ports, This will mean your Gargoyle router is doing the routing, and the VoIP router part is bypassed. Whether this works probably depends on your device. Having your inter...

Thanks for that, works perfectly

Tested again with latest 1.3.9 without any luck.

Whatever changed between 1.3.1 and 1.3.2 has broken it for this wireless card.

After testing a few versions I've found it's only broken after 1.3.1. But I would like to use the latest version if I can

I've flashed version 1.3.8 to this router, everything works ok except WPA. If I use WEP or no security the wireless works. With WPA I can "see" the network from all PCs but connecting to it always fails. Have tried different passwords, channels, WPA/WPA2 etc without luck. Internally it has...

You're using the Gargoyle router just as a switch. You need to disable routing in your modem (ie. bridge it) then use Gargoyle to do the routing.