@Hank21 That was my first thought as well, however, it seems to only show the negotiated wireless speed, not the actual bandwidth in use by the device.

@Hank21 where do I specify the wan ip? I don't see a way to specify the WAN IP address, so I don't see how I would do that. Am I missing something? I only seem to be able to specify WAN IN, not WAN...

I have a device on my network using almost all of my upload bandwidth. How do I figure out what it is? I don't see a way to see what the upload bandwidth is on a per client basis. I'm hoping I am...

@Hank21 Ignore the above. I mostly have this working, but how can I create a Gateway ACL that ONLY applies to a specific static IP. An example would be that I have 2 IP addresses, and I want 4.4.4.1...

I will try to get some images of that put together today. I think I mostly have it working now, but what would be helpful is know the order in which various services are processed. IE: does it go...

I have multiple static IP's with my ISP configured. I have a Node on my network that is mapped to one of those static IPs. I can't seem to get the firewall rule in place to only allow port 80 and 443...