Gargoyle Forum

quasar_sky wrote:My net speed is 25mbps up/7mbps down.
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For the record, I am aware of the difference between MBps and mbps

Your upload speed is faster than your download speed? I've never seen this before...

So you apparently don't have any clue what a broadcast address is your saying? You can't filter out 192.168.10.255 if your lan subnet is 255.255.255.0. 192.168.10.254 is the last assignable ip address.

Changed what to bridge mode? You need to disable nat routing in your modem.

How could your wan IP address be 192.168.1.65? This is a private IP address range, your modem should not be handing it out unless it has a router built into it-which I am going to assume now it does. You are doing double nat. Even worse, you are trying to do double nat within the same subnet, which ...

If you have a WRT54GL, your wan and lan will have the same mac address... but my wlan has a different mac address. This guy has the same mac address for all 3?

The screen shot you posted pretty much defeated the purpose of the question... which was for me to ask you some more specific questions. But here I go: I don't see how you could get a public side ip address via dhcp on the wan side if something was broken. Can you ssh into the router and ping a webs...

Post a screen shot of the Status->Overview page from the router.

The router isn't getting an ip address via dhcp from your isp?

I'm in agreement that we should be able to set the country code from the web interface.

You are probably out of luck unless your isp has assigned you an ip block, not just a single ip address.

http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/1013461

In any case, your problem is so far out of the relm of anything to do with Gargoyle, I think this thread is about done.