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Could I be added please and thanks.

Perhaps uninstalling, logging out of the Google account, logging in and reinstalling may help

@DJAYYYou can use the web interface at that point; it functions essentially the same way. Which iPhone model are you using? The issue might be related to that specific version, such as a screen resolution bug that could be causing it to crash.

My gf doesnt have the same exact phone as me, but she is able to install and run the app fine. I had this off already Tried what you said and same result unfortunately. Obviously its my phone, just not sure what it could be and it doesnt seem to happen with any other app. Time for a new phone probably lol

You can keep it enabled that's fine

Ill try it out

Merci @Netduma Fraser pour ta réponse. Donc je réactive la DMZ dans mon routeur FAI et en ce qui concerne l ‘UPNP ? Je le conserve activé dans mon routeur FAI et dans le Netduma ?

Yes you should be able to

If you've disabled the DMZ on your ISP router then it's unlikely you'll get an Open NAT through the R3. I'd suggest re-enabling that and then you don't need to change anything else.

Oh dang didn't know u could already do that! I can clone my isp router mac and use it on r3?

Bonjour @Netduma Fraser comment vas-tu ? Petite question, j’ai désactivé le DMZ dans mon routeur FAI et je l’ai désactivé aussi dans les réglages du Netduma. Est ce que je dois désactiver aussi l’UPNP dans mon routeur FAI et uniquement l’activer dans les réglages du Netduma ? Est ce que je serai toujours en NAT ouvert ? Merci beaucoup 🙏

No not yet, we're working on it

You can do that already in Settings > WAN > Advanced, scroll to the bottom

Very good solution, thanks for sharing it!

Well it took me some time, but I figured it out. Since both my ISP router and my old R1 are limited, I daisy chained them together and made two networks. I ran the ISP router into the ISP modem. I ran the R1 into my ISP's router. I'll put all the cell phones onto the ISP router, while everything else is behind the R1. Since cell phones don't take that much bandwidth, their impact is minimal. While I am still able to get full affect of the R1 for gaming. All for a short piece of cat6. Two limited routers equals one (2) good home network!

Mac address cloning would be a cool feature to have too in case isp only allows one mac you can clone r3 to that mac would be cool

It took a lot of time and effort to finally achieve this result. Trying things out, shifting the mesh system, and adjusting the netduma. I'm very happy with the result.

Well done on getting A+ Everyone's settings on their router to get to a A+ score will be different to yours. It's all about trial and error.

Hi! I've been working hard lately to get my Netduma, including Deco's Wi-Fi mesh, working. I've searched extensively for the correct settings and have found them. I'd like to share them with you. Here are both my Wi-Fi and wired results. First my WIFI results My wired results

@DJAYYI’ve tested it myself, and it works fine. When you shut down the phone, did you wait for a minute before rebooting, then wait another minute after restarting, and finally log in and wait an additional minute? If not, there could be memory issues, as the phone needs time to recover data into the RAM. Also, I’ve noticed that iOS 26 generally has slower boot times, even on an iPhone 14 Pro Max. They've been improving through the updates, but it still feels lackluster to say the least worst os launch ever. It could be the settings, especially with the app being black and all. Funny enough, it wouldn’t be surprising if that’s the cause.

big valorant player here + have spoken to the Netduma team on this a handful of times. Just my experience below. I'm in USA California and only select the California server to play on. Before, the Geo filter was showing me connecting to a server in Oklahoma - which there is no Oklahoma server in Valorant. I confirmed the server IP address (the live connection in stats4nerds or other software can show it) and gave them the IP and server ID shown. it was fixed eventually. What was weird is that the ping was matching what was in-game and what the geofilter was showing, just not the right location. Rarely, geofilter will show me connecting to some place in Copenhagen with 80+ ping, but in-game my ping remains normal. Not sure if it was just showing a different connection of some sort. Your server ID is not any of the ones I logged so maybe double check the IP, in-game ping, router ping, etc. The netduma team once pointed out a serverID I gave, which was showing while i was in-game, was some cloudfare server (so it was pinging something else while I was in-game?). Additionally, before the location was fixed, if i blocked out "oklahoma" i wouldn't be able to join valorant matches, even though i was only selected on the Cali server in the Val menu. Valorant does use other ports and connections for other aspects of the game, client, etc. Not sure about you getting kicked though. I imagine if any of these are wrong in the geo filter, and you're blocking it, then the router/valorant won't be happy

is there a new beta to test?!

got ya thanks.

If your ping fluctuates which is normal for it to do so then steady ping will give you a ping that it will keep the game at so you won't have any inconsistencies due to that variation of ping. It's not full proof, it doesn't always work as you're not always able to ping the game etc

so with the steady ping will it help with the jitter at lets say hop 4 on your route? the jump is only 7ms but if the steady ping lets say gives you 25ms will the server feel like it soother with better hit detection or will it still feel like your shooting marshmellows?