Gargoyle Forum

The USB performance is directly tied to the CPU. USB 3 on a router is a waste of time. Most processors can barely saturate USB 2 as you've just discovered. When you're using the Internet, the packets go through the CPU and hence the USB performance drops. I'm not sure on the disparity between down a...

Exactly the same thoughts as spy.

I think the archer is a good entry into the AC market. The instability was mostly due to an uncaught change in openwrt and we didn't keep up. I think they are largely stable machines. The wrt1900ac is an excellent piece of hardware. But the price tag comes with it. Also it is still under constant an...

I think NAT is handled by the netfilter module for the firewall.
And most firewall things are handled by iptables

No worries mate. At least we are at the bottom of it

This sounds like an NBN service? :) Possibly. I've never tried it. The idea will be: Find out the WAN device with "uci get network.wan.ifname" Then "iptables -A postrouting_rule -t nat -o $wan_dev -j MASQUERADE" "iptables -A forwarding_rule -o $wan_dev -j ACCEPT" "...

The first paragraph in the wiki you linked says that 6in4 needs to be installed. In openwrt it is now default. In gargoyle these are all stripped out. That is what I'm referring to. I think without these packages gargoyle won't understand what protocol 41 is or how to identify it. But, it sounds lik...

Ok. I can't reproduce the same behaviour. I had a thought that occurred to me after closely examining your images. The text box is yellow, indicating that your browser is attempting to auto-complete it. Are you able to temporarily disable autofill/complete, or disable it from the routers interface o...

Take a cable from router 2 LAN into router 1 WAN.
Set connection method to DHCP wired.
Put the LAN from router 1 onto a different subnet to router 2 and everything should just work.

Ok I'll check this evening.
You're saying that the wifi password is still correct right? And the admin password is still correct?
But, when revealing the wifi password, up comes the admin password?


If I can confirm this, that is completely bizarre.