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Si ton sol est sur une dalle béton, tu peux faire un parquet en bois par exemple et faire filer les câbles entre les supports du parquet au sol, tu fais une petite saigné dans les murs pour installer les prises RJ45. Hihi, y a un peu de travaux mais c'est jouable !

Oh, merci pour l'idée ! That sounds like an amazing project for an old European house, but raising the floors?! Mon dieu, I am way too poor for that kind of extreme home makeover! 😭😂

Salut @Tua PR J'ai également eu ce soucis dans un maison ancienne, j'ai réussi à câbler l'ensemble des pièces en RJ45 via le réseau électrique et en surélevant les planchers pour faire passer les câbles au sol.

Trust me, I would love a wired setup, but that's a nightmare over here! Most houses in Puerto Rico were built around the 1950s for hurricane protection, so everything is solid reinforced concrete. There are no drywall channels or conduits to drop cables through. Making it wired would literally mean drilling and breaking into solid concrete walls, which is just not an option for me.

The R3 was never the greatest at distance compared to other manufacturers. You would need to be wired throughout and need granular control, that’s a bit more than most domestic routers support. My old Netgear RX120 had so much more coverage, just better hardware. You would benefit from a little wired Unifi system.

Hi, 🙂 I have a Netduma R2 that I previously configured to work behind my main router. I disabled the R2 Wi-Fi and configured it to obtain an IP from the main router. The R2 is still working as a switch: if I connect my PC to the R2, the PC gets an IP from the main router and has full internet access. However, I can no longer access the R2/DumaOS interface, and I cannot find its management IP on my network. I have also tried all the reset methods I could find, including holding the reset button for 30 seconds and several minutes, but the router does not reset. The Wi-Fi also remains disabled, which suggests that the factory reset is not actually happening. What would be the correct procedure to reset the R2 or regain access to its management interface? Thank you.

Okay thanks, I'll pass that on to the team

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Could I get access to the 4.0 EA aswell?

The VPN is global connect

The Geo-Filter will show active connections so regardless of any updates it would still show information, use a PC web browser, do you see anything that way? Check the IP address on the console itself and check the device manager for the device you think it is, do the IPs match?

Please make a new topic as the cause is likely completely different That makes no sense whatsoever. Do you know what the specific VPN is? Then I can relay it to the team as a potential incompatibility.

The problem is still after I did that، The last time was Geo-Filter working, In EAFC25, from EAFC26 so far not working, probably due to lack of support

Hello Fraser unfortunately her computer has had the internet cut out the last 2 days.

Hey guys, is there any fix to this yet? i've been experiencing this random disconnects for about a month soon and it's driving me insane. I would really appreciate any help. Thanks!

Thank you for my english 🙏 I’m good too 😎 I will try your advice about the steady ping ! My ping is normally 9ms ( the servers of Miami ) . I play on PC . You’re right about the lag compensation ! This thing is horrible and the SBMM too . If it was an SBMM about your level it will be ok but this thing doesn’t take ping into account at least not exactly … Have a great day Redflame 😎✌️

I'm good, Tony. Your English is parfeit. I'm glad you got the A+. Yes, SBMM will match you with opponents who have higher ping, and lag compensation seems to favour the player with the higher ping. We could try some other things: 1) Geo filter If you haven't already, draw a shape around your country and nearby good servers. Go to Ping Heatmap and select Black Ops 7, and you'll be able to see which servers are the best for you. As a UK player, I allow London, Paris, Amsterdam and Frankfurt. 2) Steady Ping See if Steady Ping helps. If you already have low jitter, it will just add a bit of delay to your connection, but it syncs you to the server's timeline. That gives you a very consistent connection, so lag compensation doesn't have to predict your movements as heavily. You could select Simple, which adds 8ms. So if your game ping is 12ms, it becomes 20ms. 3) Crossplay If you play on console, you could set crossplay to console only or your platform only. This narrows the pool of players you can match with. It could mean you get matched with EU players who have a better connection to you, but it could also mean worse connections

It rebooting instead of resetting would generally indicate its not being held in long enough - it needs 30 seconds, if you're certain it's clicked in for that long then it could be a faulty button, as that's more on the base hardware/software level we don't have too much insight into it

It was stated in Early Access: "the new features we’ve been working on will be coming to the R3 as part of DumaOS 5" Glad to hear you got it sorted, thanks for the update!

Thank you so much for replying! I completely understand that developing it from scratch involves a massive amount of back-end work, especially since DumaOS has traditionally been focused on single gaming routers. It's great to hear that it's at least a cool concept on your radar! I'll be looking forward to that big feature update you guys are working on right now. Hopefully, once the dust settles, a native mesh system can be explored down the road. Keep up the awesome work with the updates!

I get your point about sticky clients in small spaces, but my apartment layout is a bit of a nightmare for RF. I live in Puerto Rico, and here, buildings are entirely made of thick reinforced concrete with heavy steel rebar inside. Concrete and steel are basically an absolute dead end for Wi-Fi signals. Also, the layout is quite unique (The ceiling of my living room is my neighbor's second floor, and my bedrooms are underneath theirs—and vice versa... It's weird.). A single router, even with Wi-Fi 6 BSS Coloring, simply cannot punch vertically through that thick reinforced concrete slab to reach the rooms. To solve this, I actually had to switch to a Wi-Fi 7 mesh system (Deco BE10000). The nodes communicate perfectly and my phone drops and swaps flawlessly between floors. That's exactly why I know a native DumaOS mesh solution would be a massive lifesaver for complex architectural layouts like this!

Disregard my last post, i wired my connection and installed from downloading the file.

Hey team! What should I do if the update doesnt work over OTA or upload from downloading the file? Both give me the same error, saying the file has an invalid signature. Thanks for any help in advance.

Is there a guarantee that this update with “big things “ will ever see a daylight?

Hey Redflame how are you ? Thank you for your advice, I get an A+! So the problem is not my internet connection. I think the problem comes from the game, I played in public part with a strong SBMM then I tested Nuketown 24/24 with the SBMM open. And frankly there is a huge difference! In SBMM open, I find a game much faster and the connection seems right to me, I don't die in 1 ball and the game is much more fluid! In public part with strict SBMM the connection is catastrophic, I die instantly and my hitreg is inconsistent! The concern therefore comes from the strict SBMM which finds me players according to my level is not compared to the ping! This ultimately gives ping differences between the players! The matchmaking change that was modified for season 5 is getting worse and worse for this season 6! ( I hope my english was correct 😅 )