Gargoyle Forum

I'd say it's genuine. No links or advertisement, are there? The OP wants to use a gargoyle router connected to a USB printer to wirelessly connect said printer to his home network. So first thing would be to connect the D-Link via wireless bridge to the Zyxel, and then configure the USB print server...

I've got lots of routers running Gargoyle, the newest being Archer C7, that's not the point. I'm looking for one that also provides POE, otherwise I can just take one of my spare routers and POE injectors to get the job done.

Hi there, do you know of a router that 1) Runs Gargoyle (obviously :-) 2) Has GBit-Ports (100MBit if all else fails) and WiFi 3) Provides POE on it's ports I'd need one to connect vie WiFi and deliver power to another device. Are there any such routers around? I could of course use POE injectors or ...

Openwrt are also beginning to drop support. Their most recent discussions include no longer accepting patches for new devices with 4MB of flash. The kernel itself now takes up almost 1MB, that does not leave much room. As long as there is enough RAM, would it be possible to do a boot from USB (if a...

Great. Take your time, I'll resort to monitoring client-side in the interim.

Setting up the VPN server and a couple clients has been pretty easy, btw. Just a couple clicks on 1.10.0 on my Archer C7. I should have tried it much earlier!

Regards
Ektus.

Well, it does, but only partially. It shows the total amount for all VPN connections, but not the break down for the individual clients.

Is there a way to show the amount of data used by VPN clients? I've got the router set up as VPN server and some devices as clients and would like to see the amount of data transferred to those clients. The connection passes through WAN, so it should be possible, but I can't find any relevant entrie...

There are (at least) two plugins that you can use to that end. Install webshell and issue the logread command, or install the dedicated "logread for Gargoyle" plugin.

Your config file sets the country specifically to NL right? What appears to be happening is the device is reading the country code from EEPROM at boot as US, where channels 12-14 are not allowed. Thus the wifi can’t start. Normally you would see another line indicating it is overriding the country ...

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