I haven't much experience with Gargoyle, so I could use some advice to get me started. I have an existing Outdoor Wireless Network in a community of all steel homes. Getting a wireless signal indoors is a challenge. I have used outdoor wireless bridge devices hardwired to an indoor router with good success, but would like to simplify the configuration to reduce hardware cost. I have seen references to WDS and Bridge/AP modes which may allow me to use a single device to act as a client bridge for ethernet interface to one computer, while distributing the common network connection throughout the home via the wireless AP. Is Gargoyle capable of supporting the Bridge/AP mode? I have a bunch of FON2200B generic routers that I would like to recycle for this use.
Thanks!
Which mode?
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Re: Which mode?
Yes, Gargoyle does have that mode.
It's called Client + AP mode.
Under the Connection -> Basic tab
Configure device as: Gateway
Under Internet/Wan - Connect Via Static or Dynamic Wireless
Under Wireless Mode - choose Client + AP
There is also Wireless Bridge mode where you can connect and also
repeat the signal.
Not entirely sure what type you need, but Gargoyle should work.
If you don't need a lot of the QoS or Quota stuff, I would
recommend flashing version 1.0.16 on your Fon's.
That build is very good on memory usage and pretty stable.
It's called Client + AP mode.
Under the Connection -> Basic tab
Configure device as: Gateway
Under Internet/Wan - Connect Via Static or Dynamic Wireless
Under Wireless Mode - choose Client + AP
There is also Wireless Bridge mode where you can connect and also
repeat the signal.
Not entirely sure what type you need, but Gargoyle should work.
If you don't need a lot of the QoS or Quota stuff, I would
recommend flashing version 1.0.16 on your Fon's.
That build is very good on memory usage and pretty stable.
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Re: Which mode?
WDS should also do what you want. And as the Fon2200's are Atheros based that should work fine.