Gargoyle Forum

@Lantis. Thanks for your help. I crossed my fingers and did a 'sysupgrade' to the latest OpenWRT and bang! I was running it. It supports specifying the source IP so I think I am good to go. Soooo long Gargoyle!

So, other than upgrading to a more recent version, how would you recommend I implement this? Sounds like if I make the change to the /etc/config/firewall file, it will be overridden eventually (i.e. I make some other change within the GUI). I noticed there is a /etc/firewall.user file that is run. S...

In continual effort to try and figure this out myself, I found the firewall documentation on the OpenWRT site and it looks like I just need to add "option 'src_ip' '<IP>' " to the appropriate section in the /etc/config/firewall file and it should do the trick. And by "appropriate sect...

I have a server on the LAN side of an old Netgear WNDR3700v2 running Gargoyle 1.4.7 that I want to port forward port 22 to, but only allow connections from a single source (Internet side) IP address. Do the later version of Gargoyle support that via the GUI? And/or is there a way to do that via the ...

So, is there any way to turn off the monitoring tools? I never use them anyway. Or, if there isn't a way to turn off the monitoring tools, what is the best way (or is there a way) to revert back to the factory firmware? Can I just download the latest firmware from NetGear and install it from Gargoyl...

I just recently upgraded my internet connection to a 200Mbps speed, but unfortunately apparently my NetGear 3700v2 (running Gargoyle version 1.4.7) can't keep up. It was fine at 100Mbps, but now that I have upgraded, if I run a speed test, if it even finishes, it tops out a 137Mbps. However, if I di...