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Because it's an USB drive...
I connect it to my router when I need it there.
Then I connect it to my laptop when I need it there.
Then I bring it to office...
Etc.

Ok, I will take this as "not possible"
Thanks a lot.

Is it possible to configure NIC teaming with Netgear WNDR3700v2?

I’d like to connect a NAS with dual NIC.
As far as I understand, the NAS supports LACP 802.3ad both on layer 2 or layer 2+3.

Thanks in advance.

Maybe I have hit a bug. My router is a Netgear WNDR3700 V2 with Gargoyle 1.10.0. I have shared a directory of my USB attached drive, which I use to share my audio/video files across my network (share type CIFS) Everything works fine until I unmount the drive, and then plug it again. In this case, th...

Ok, I found the solution. At the end I had to install OpenWRT, remove wpad-mini and install wpad. Then I created the configuration via OpenWRT web interface, and went to check the file /etc/config/wireless Then I reinstalled Gargoyle, and copied the same parameters in the same file. In my case corr...

Ok, I found the solution. At the end I had to install OpenWRT, remove wpad-mini and install wpad. Then I created the configuration via OpenWRT web interface, and went to check the file /etc/config/wireless Then I reinstalled Gargoyle, and copied the same parameters in the same file. In my case corre...

I had to uninstall and reinstall Gargoyle to make a few tests with OpenWRT. Obviously I did a backup of the config via Gargoyle WebGUI, so it should have been easy to restore once reinstalled. Unfortunately all configurations were backed up, except OpenVPN config (I had it configured as a client). N...

I tried, but could not manage

I need to use Gargoyle 1.10 as a wireless gateway, and the network that I need to connect to is using:
802.1x EAP
PEAP
MSCHAPv2

There's no way to configure this via web GUI ...
Can I set up this via SSH?

Can somebody help?

I have tried many times to unplug/plug the RJ45 cable, and also to run ipconfig /release and ipconfig /renew command.

Wired client takes an IP on the same subnet as the main router (192.168.1.0/24).