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Ok - looks like the plugin is installed and working (I can go there by manually navigating to /wifi_schedule.sh) and settings are kept. Will check tonight to see if the wifi also really goes down as scheduled. What is not working is for the page to show up in the left side nav. I think I can see th...

Activating private browsing mode also fixes this. Alternatively manually navigating from the login page to the main page (or any other) after a too many redirects issue has occurred works also. I'd like to know exactly what safari considers too many redirects, because gargoyle seems to only do 2-3 f...

Pretty well spot on, except your BW % at capacity. My understanding is that setting controls who gets what when your connexion is getting completely saturated. If that was the case no one would get any internet except iPads. An easy number is 1% which wont cause any adverse effects Also don't forget...

Break your goals down into 2 parts. 1. Limit iPad speed to 400kbps I would use a QoS rule. The simplest rule would be any traffic that has a destination IP of the iPad, would be put into a service class that has a maximum BW restriction on it. 2. Limit downloads+uploads to 200MB/day I would solve th...

The best way is to use:
QoS - http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/doku.php?id=qos
and
Quotas - http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/doku.php?id=quotas

Have a read, and have a play, then when you get stuck come back with some screenshots or lists of your settings and we'll see where you went wrong

The best way is to use:
QoS - http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/doku.php?id=qos
and
Quotas - http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/doku.php?id=quotas

Have a read, and have a play, then when you get stuck come back with some screenshots or lists of your settings and we'll see where you went wrong

i have found a decrease of 3MB/s going from 1.6.2 to 1.7.0 on a WNDR3800

Usb 3.0 speeds are basically completed negated by the fact you have a very slow processor dealing with it.

Bugreport on my 1.7.x build on WDR 4900 V1: No graphs are shown: - Bandwidth usage - Bandwidth distribution - QoS distribution (QoS is enabled) . When I've had problems with no graphs showing, a reboot fixed it. Specifically, restarting the firewall fixes it. Try: /use/lib/gargoyle/restart_firewall...

mckman wrote:
Have you noticed any improvement with the wireless range on 2.4ghz or 5ghz versus AA builds?

I kind of want to say yes... But I didn't do any testing to back it up.
Inconclusive I suppose.