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You are welcome :) I think for the minimal extra cost, the extra ports will be worthwhile for future expansion. Depends what your application is. So you can see that the ends of the cables from the switch go into the black boxes. Then above those are wiring panels where very long cables are manually...

My network cabinet
That red cable disappears up out of the cabinet and into LAN 1 of my Gargoyle router.

I'll try to answer everything in order 1) I'm not sure I understand your question fully so I'm going to talk about my own setup and how it works. I'm using a Netgear JGS524 24 Port Gigabit Switch. It is connected to LAN port 1 of my WNDR3800 and that link is negotiated at 1Gbps. Every computer conne...

haha woops! i kind of wanted to make it in depth because its a situation i was very familiar with. "can you please not use the internet for a little bit its making it difficult to play". it caused much frustration and anger in the house. When i first suggested gargoyle to the family, they ...

so for some reason i couldn't register to edit the wiki. tried about 20 different captchas and still couldn't pass lol. i'll write it here and maybe someone else can push it to the wiki? Suggest it goes under the "Common Scenarios" page with the heading "Gargoyle for Gamers" Scen...

I can provide my own user experience for gaming setup if you like?
PBix is correct though. It's those pesky Facebook refreshes and YouTube videos that makes me miss headshots (not my own lack of skill )

RomanHK wrote:Hi,
time and date - the error still persists, I expect sometime after shutdown reboot loop (time in /usr/data/wbmon/ are newer than those in /etc) .

Roman

Looks like it's being fixed Roman next build should include this patch.

I can't confirm any of this because my setup was very simple, but I think your best bet is to give the following a go, and see what results you get. Leave the current O2 modem/router configured as is. Leave your phone connected to it. Connect from the O2 to the WAN port of your WNDR. Set it to DHCP ...

Your idea that you've just said is quite possible from memory of the code.
I believe the quota data is stored in a separate file so you just need to awk or Sed the data.
A never option I'm not sure about. Maybe it would be more appropriate to have it as "a very long time".

i suspect you are correct that bridge mode will stop your VOIP phone working. but you could try it and find out. What kind of connection is the voip phone? normal ethernet? if it is you might be able to create a vlan to get it working but that is going into command line stuff, not configurable via t...