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I think the only way to share the same subnet would be to connect the routers LAN to LAN - in which case you would then disable dhcp on the second router which is then essentially acting as a switch/AP. I assumed doing it that way would not allow me to use the Gargoyle plugins like WOL, OpenVPN, etc...

Solved the problem with the gargoyle firewall. Couldn't find a firewall gui entry to accomplish what was needed (with the iptables command I found). Instead I used the webshell feature to append the iptables command to the firewall file and rebooted. Now I can ping all subnets up and down and map UN...

Well I set up the new router OK with everything downstairs working fine. I connected the long cable upstairs to the upstairs switch, connected the NAS to that so it is the same subnet as downstairs and all that subnet see each other. I connected the Gargoyle WAN to the upstairs switch, set is as sta...

Hello, been using Gargoyle on my TL-WR1043ND V1.0 for a couple of years settling on v1.6.2 which I have found to be very stable most of the time (I have a scheduled weekly reboot which helps with DDNS refresh). Sorry this post seems long but I want to detail as much as possible about what my intenti...