Gargoyle Forum

I installed Gargoyle on my Linksys WRT54GL recently so that I could use it to monitor bandwidth usage on my home network. the whole network is on a single subnet (192.168.1.x) with a 4 port Netgear Cable modem as the my internet gateway. The WRT54GL is connected to one port of the modem to provide Wifi access plus some extra ports. I have a home server (DHCP, file, DLNA, etc) and some other desktops on the other modem ports.

I can configure a AP with working WIFI and LAN ports. However Gargoyle only monitors traffic through the WAN port.
If I bridge the WAN and LAN ports I don't get any usage tracking.
If I configure the WAN port to be on my subnet and connect it to the modem, I cannot get access to the rest of the network or the internet.

How do configure the WRT54GL to correctly route traffic between the LAN and WAN (like a switch) and collect bandwidth usage data over the WAN port?

I actually only want bandwidth usage data on internet traffic, but I settle for everything over the WAN.

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TopNerds wrote:Gargoyle only can control WLAN traffic as far as i know.

You probably meant WAN, which is correct .

achalmers wrote: How do configure the WRT54GL to correctly route traffic between the LAN and WAN (like a switch) and collect bandwidth usage data over the WAN port?

I actually only want bandwidth usage data on internet traffic, but I settle for everything over the WAN.

I don't understand what you want to achieve. You want to collect bandwidth usage between LAN devices?

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