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After I posted that, I told my family I had found the problem and my son (who was away yesterday afternoon and evening) piped up "oh, sorry -- I added that rule to try to keep myself off the internet. I didn't realize it would affect everyone."

I have found the issue: there was a rule under Firewall -> Access Restrictions that restricted all hosts from all network access. Not sure how that got there, but removing it fixed the problem.

Thanks again for your help!

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I've tried powering the router off and back on again. I have checked pinging google from my laptop wirelessly and wired. Other devices on the LAN are not able to load webpages, but I haven't tried pinging from them. I'm wondering if this may have to do with our ISP rather ...

We have a TL-WR1043ND that we bought with Gargoyle 1.5.10 pre-installed. It's worked great for two+ years. This morning, though, I stopped being able to connect to the internet through it. I can SSH into the router and ping, say, google.com successfully. root@Gargoyle:~# ping google.com PING google....

ISP:

You are enrolled in the 10.00 GB Plan.
You have used 9474.66 MegaBytes (92.53%) this billing period.

Gargoyle:

74.347% of total up+down quota has been used (7.434/10.000 GBytes)

Is this typical?

Yes, it's fixed now for me, too.

Same thing here.

I rigged something up and added it to /etc/crontabs/root. Suggestions welcome. The ISP's quota resets on the 14th of each month, and I want user 1 to get 1/ 7 of the quota and users 2-4 to get 2/7 each. # Total limit TOTAL_LIMIT=`uci get firewall.quota_1.combined_limit` # echo Total limit: $TOTAL_LI...

Poking around -- it looks like I can rig something up with and Unless there's a better way to find current usage? didn't seem to offer any hooks for finding usage.

I bought a router with gargoyle pre-installed recently and LOVE the quotas and bandwidth monitoring features. Before, my family of four was constantly struggling to stay below our (somewhat paltry) monthly quota from our ISP and never sure which device or devices were sucking down all our bandwidth....