Gargoyle Forum

Alright so people who are experiencing a lot of zeroed out bandwidth data, what IP lease time do you receive from your upstream? Sun Feb 15 09:52:41 2026 daemon.notice netifd: wan (6535): udhcpc: lease of **.**.19.188 obtained from **.**.192.27, lease time 7200 I think this is in seconds, so that's ...

Can it be supported? Yes.
Is it currently supported? No. You would need to compile your own version and test it.

Your device must be initially flashed using a serial connector which may or may not require soldering. OpenWrt or Gargoyle doesn’t matter.

Hi,
So you want dnsmasq-full (which we currently don’t offer)? Are you trying to use additional features?
And when you say disable IPv6, from a DHCP or DNS perspective? It doesn’t do DHCP by default (per my understanding), that’s handled by odhcpd.

If I recall correctly, guest Wi-Fi should not be able to connect to LAN hosts. However, after Flash the firmware in AX4200Q, when connected to guest Wi-Fi, it can connect to LAN hosts. Is this a bug? Guest Network: Enabled (2.4GHz Only) Encryption: WPA3/WPA2 SAE/PSK Fast Roaming: Disabled Broadcast...

If I recall correctly, guest Wi-Fi should not be able to connect to LAN hosts. However, after Flash the firmware in AX4200Q, when connected to guest Wi-Fi, it can connect to LAN hosts. Is this a bug? Guest Network: Enabled (2.4GHz Only) Encryption: WPA3/WPA2 SAE/PSK Fast Roaming: Disabled Broadcast...

All of those could be (manually) transferred yes.
It would be a fresh flash and then manually copying those elements into the config files.
You can’t copy the entire file however, you would need to pick pieces out of them.

Wondering if there's any easy way to transfer all my QoS, Black/Whitelists and Port Forwarding Rules. These lists have been getting rather large and cumbersome to re-enter as I'm self hosting more and more stuff. Can I ssh into the router and just copy a file or two after the update? I saw it 'shou...

I’m really glad to hear that! Appreciate you checking in

That option just lets you gain an extra “LAN” port by using the unused WAN port for a wireless setup. In your case with only 1 device, doesn’t matter :) For option 1 you set the address to something outside the subnet entirely (whole different address range). In a setup like yours it gets a little d...

I had not heard of Aerwave before, thanks for bringing it to my attention. After a bit of reading, I believe that this service establishes a VLAN (not a VPN) for your devices. Please do correct me if you think I’m wrong there. In theory then your VLAN would have an IP range, like 192.168.x.y or simi...