The computation of the Galois group of a polynomial with rational coefficients is done in magma by using Stauduhar's method. On a first glace this approach looks quite simple. But in its initial form it could only give heuristic results for polynomials of degree at most 7. In this talk I will explain variations of the method that enable us to determine the Galois group of a degree 20 polynomial with moderate coefficients in about 1 second. Finally, we will have a try with a degree 63 polynomial.