Gargoyle Forum

That ip you have put in, what is that. It should be the opendns ip from your comment

In my view you should turn off qos and do some test pinging on a quiet network to your is, to the Google dns etc. If they are not stable you may have an issue or line fault issue

Also it would be useful to understand where you are pinging to. If it's across the world then a 300 ping would be fine. Also pinging from your machine to the provider and from the router (not got mine in front of me but I think this is possible) to the provider to get an understanding of the latency...

On the Archer C7 v2 setting "Wireless Channel (5GHz):" to 52 causes wireless AC to not work. Setting to channel 36 allows it to work. Did you set your country? # uci set wireless.radio0.country=XX # uci set wireless.radio1.country=XX # uci commit wireless # wifi List of countries: https:/...

Thanks James, well the C7 is incoming, not sure if it will be a v1 or v2 but reading about it both should be ok. I think it is a step up from the 3700 but i'll be able to post in here on my experiences. Still debating whether I put gargoyle on it or run it with the tplink firmware. The likelihood is...

Hi I currently have a netgear 3700 which is OK but I feel it's WiFi performance could be better. Range is OK but my pc which the signal has to go through a couple of brick walls has spikes of very poor throughput. My question on the back of this thread. Is the c7 much better than the wdr 3600 for 2....

Sorry I should be clearer, I'm trying to block specific udp and tcp ports, so the network will work but I can then block some applications (steam etc)

Understood but how do you differentiate between a tcp and a udp port

Hi

With Gargoyle is possible to block UDP and TCP ports. I can't seem to find an option in the settings and blocking ports doesn't say whether the port is UDP or TCP?

Looking at those two routers they don''t seem that dissimilar to the 3700 - my gut feel is you wouldn't see that much difference between any of these 3 unfortunately for wireless