Gargoyle Forum

This is amazing!

The following might also apply to the Netgear WNR2000v3 - I've read the only difference is that it has 4 ethernet ports. http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/netgear/wnr612v2 --- Just providing my feedback on these identical routers. OpenWRT recently started supporting them last year; I noticed Gargoyle has...

No doubt about it! At home in the USA I have the same router model with Gargoyle and it runs many months nonstop without a single hiccup. By far the most rock solid firmware I've used on any router (at least compared to stock, Tomato, or DDWRT). QoS is flawless, too. I could never get IP sharing QoS...

ispyisail wrote:UPS?

Installing a different firmware would be cheaper.

I guess I was just wondering what the difference was between a "reboot" via Gargoyle GUI and a unplug/loss of power was to cause this only in the latter situation.

I have a Linksys WRT400N with 1.7 (although this issue has been present as long as I can remember even with Comcast back in the USA [currently out of the country]). If the power randomly cuts or power cord is disconnected, when power returns the router won't get a WAN IP. (in the Overview page, the ...

Thanks, that's what I also thought.

Just trying to reduce the amount of restarts while connected to an unstable fixed wireless connection.

I have a basic question about the Ping Watchdog plug in. If I put 10 for the "failure ping count", does that mean every 5 minutes it'll ping the target 10x and restart only if they fail all 10 times? Or will it ping the target 10x and restart if it fails only 1 ping? Thanks. https://snapr....

Thanks for the update! I updated my Linksys WRT400N from 1.6.1 to 1.7 (it didn't like 1.6.2) and it seems to work fine. 5GHz works much better now (range and tx rate actually maxes out!). My only concern is that CPU usage seems a bit high? Registering 0.25-0.75 (saw it go up to 1.65) CPU usage, even...

With many video streaming sites using HTTPS, it's difficult to catch it. I'm not sure what your goal is - but I suppose you could treat it like downloads (ie. any download over X MB, then assigning minimum or maximum bandwidth depending on what your goal is)... but even that could be difficult with ...

I have a Linksys WRT400N. At first I upgraded from 1.6.1 to 1.6.2 preserving settings, and WiFi signal/speed/quality deteriorated when far from the router, in areas previously with good WiFi. Downgraded, and upgraded without preserving settings, and it seems to have fixed that issue. 2.4GHz seems so...