galili wrote:I think it maybe about the "ap/gateway ip" value in the gargoyle setup. What do i write there? How do i find this number?
Yep, you're right
You might already know some of this but I'll go over the repeater setup from beginning to end in case other people reading this are having similar problems or don't know where to start.
Notice how beside the "Bridge IP" box it says "must be in AP subnet"? That means that the Bridge IP must be very similar to your Gateway IP (yours is not).
In your example shown above, your Bridge IP should be 212.179.37.2 (this is assuming that the 212.179.37.1 you've entered in the gateway box is the correct private/internal IP address for the source AP/router/modem, and as long as .2 isn't in use. The .2 can be any number from .2 to .254)
I've read reports that you must set the WAN port to bridged (I did for mine, works great).
When you click Scan, and join the wireless network that you want to repeat, it'll automatically pick the correct encryption type and channel,
don't change them. In the password box you must
enter the same wireless password that's on the source AP/router/modem that you're repeating from.
I've also read reports that using WEP encryption on the source AP/router/modem isn't a very reliable solution. Try changing it (in the SOURCE AP/router/modem) to WPA2 if it supports it (then re-scan and re-join it in your repeater).
If it still doesn't work, connect your computer directly to the source AP/router/modem (wired or wirelessly) then in a dos window (Windows Key + R, type cmd, hit enter) run IPCONFIG /ALL and then copy/paste it up on
http://pastie.org and give us the link and I might better be able to help you with the correct settings (because 212.179.37.1 is a strange private IP).
Here is what my IPCONFIG /ALL looks like,
connected to the SOURCE ap/router/modem, NOT your repeater
Look for your wireless (if wireless) or ethernet (if wired) section, and your default gateway is what should be in the AP/gateway box of the repeater. In my case that's 192.168.1.1. So for my Bridge IP I used 192.168.1.2
Good luck
-Jamie M.
