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Sorry, I can't. I'm not good at programming. I'll wait for the next release! As you said, it's only cosmetic.

Hi I'm having this problem with the graphics. It started when I've updated from 1.8 to 1.10. The graphs start ok and then after some time (a couple of seconds), the first graph starts behaving badly, then the second, then the third. I get this on Chrome, Opera (not on Edge nor FireFox) so seems to b...

Nope... didn't work. Seems that WDS is broken here. I had to revert to Client Bridge.

Got it! I'll check later. Is there any advantage in using WDS instead of Client Bridge?

I've tried in Client Bridge instead of WDS but it didn't work. Strange thing is that Windows said I was connected, but I couldn't get to the Internet, only could go to the master IP. So I've reseted the configuration and started again, and now it's working, but in Client Bridge mode. Now I don't kno...

I've changed the driver of my NIC (it was using the standard MS driver that came with Windows, and I fall back to an old TP-Link driver for Windows 8, and I had to force the isntallation because Windows didn't want it). Also I've started the config of the router from scratch. Now Bridged mode is wor...

Now it's not working even on NAT mode!
I can access to the configuration, but can't browse...
I'm going to completely reset the router tonight in order to see if I can make it work again.

The DHCP is, I think, something minor. What bothers me is that in the VM I can log in the router but not go outside. And when I replaced the Gargoyle with the Mikrotik the VM worked ok...

Lantis wrote:When you experience a problem, does setting a static IP for the VM fix it?

It has solved the problem when the DHCP didn't assign an IP, but doesn't solve the problem generally...

I've got a RB951Ui-2HnD! I've replaced my Gargoyle with the MikroTik router (in order to test same PC, same VM, same host config): VMWare, still is unable to get an IP with Bridged mode VMWare, still is unable to work at all with a fixed IP VirtualBox works like a charm! Seems that: a) VMWare is hav...