Gargoyle Forum

Hi, first of all thanks for develop gargoyle.

I am using the latest version of gargoyle in a FON 2100 router.

I have a modem wich only gives 1 ip at the same time so is not possible connect 2 computers at the same time, I have FON 2100 conected to the router.
I have configured gargoyle like that: And when I connect to the router FON 2100 my network info is this: So this configuration automatically gives me an IP but is an IP directly from the modem.

Is possible configure gargoyle in order to connect to the modem using the ip from the modem and them connect more than 1 computer to the FON 2100?

Thanks in advance

I have fix the problem configuring the router with a WAN/DHCP Wired.
Now is woriking, but I notice that the speed is not as high as should be, with the ethernet cable the speed is 25/10 Mb/s but with the fon2100 is 9/8 Mb/s so maybe the FON2100 is not good enought for this conexion.
Is possible to get a lighter version of gargoyle?
There is any other software for the router lighter than gargoyle?
I have try with dd wrt but gargoyle is faster.

Memory Usage:12.1MB / 13.4MB (90.3%)
CPU Load Averages:1.30 / 0.59 / 0.34 (1/5/15 minutes)

Gargoyle is probably the lightest and quickest I've seen on the Fonera's. I'm running a Fon 2201+ and I've tried DD-WRT and Gargoyle. Gargoyle is the lightest on memory usage.

I don't think there is any other firmware for the Fon, other than the Fon software itself, which I'm not planning on using.

Remember, the more you have enabled, the more memory it will use. I usually don't use QoS or restrictions or anything, so I'm almsot always under 12MB used memory.

I'm not using QoS or restrictions either, I was just wondering that maybe exists lighter version of gargoyle or any other for the fonera.
I will keep gargoyle and the "low" internet speed

Most routers do not support gigabit ethernet (which is what you would need to go higher than the theoretical limit of 12.5MB/s for 100Mbit ethernet, which is typical). Unless you have a gigabit router, you'll never achieve 25MB/s. 8-9MB/s isn't too bad at all, though it is slightly lower than what you might get from a router with a faster processor.