Gargoyle Forum

Dear sirs! I would love to migrate from 1.6.X to 1.9.1 on a number of routers in my building; however, it's vital that DHCP / FIREWALL / MAC FILTER / QOS rules be preserved (dozens of them) I don't think it's possible by checking "Try to preserve settings" before the upgrade process, so th...

I used to set my downlink cap at 80 Mbps, which gave me a link limit of 72 Mbps in ACC. Whenever I started a bunch of torrents, the outgoing traffic started to stiffle the incoming traffic. ACC would react by slowly reducing the downlink limit to 57-60 Mbps (over a period of two or three minutes) bu...

ACC is too slow to react. A sudden upload burst while downloading at maximum speed literally cripples QoS. ACC can only slowly adjust the link speed, it can't handle sudden upload bursts and it takes too long for ACC to throttle down the link even if the upstream traffic is more or less persistent. ...

My ISP enforces a total bandwidth cap of 80 Mbps on Upload & Download combined, for QoS and ACC to work I had to cap Download at 60 Mbps and Upload at 20 Mpbs. Are there any plans for adding some flexible support for this kind of ISP bandwidth capping? Many ISPs in Western Europe employ this ki...

Well, I was able to create a secondary VLAN on my RT-N16 and assign it the same subnet as Gargoyle's LAN. Then I cross-cabled the both and now it works as a kind of multi-WAN for Gargoyle (by default different VLANs on Shibby's TomatoUSB communicate between each other freely) Quite expectedly, QoS o...

This question should probably have been asked in the first place, but better late than never... is it possible to make one of Gargoyle's LAN ports into a second WAN with a different WAN IP, then head all 10.0.0.0/8 traffic through this second WAN? If possible, I'll just filter all such traffic on R...

So, there seems to be no way to make QoS work with a specified downlink of 100 Mbps when the 40 Mbps L2TP tunnel on the outer router becomes overloaded, but there still remains 60 Mbps or so of unused MAN bandwidth? (Provided that I can easily capture MAN traffic in a class of its own by adding a &q...

Hi! I'm running an Asus RT-N16 with custom firmware as a kind of L2TP modem (takes LOTS of CPU power to sustain a 40 Mbps L2TP tunnel at top load), one of its LAN ports bridged with the WAN port of my home gateway, TP-LINK 1043ND running Gargoyle 1.5.11. My ISP down / up speeds have been perfectly s...