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Netduma Fraser reacted to a post in a topic:
How can I permanently disable the tips and tutorial prompts in the Netduma R3 admin interface?
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How can I permanently disable the tips and tutorial prompts in the Netduma R3 admin interface?
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We've just responded to your email. If you're getting that low a ping and you're still having trouble then it's not the Geo-Filter you need necessarily, though you can block any of the bad servers when you come across them and in theory the more you do that the better it will be. You can't filter between the servers in your country as they'll be located in the same place but you can block any bad ones you play on.
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misterdrico started following regarding Geo filter
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probably it has been asked many times, i just need some confirmation before i purchase just wanted to ask regarding all the gaming feautres and geo filter of the R3, can it help me in some aspects? considering im playing on my ps5 pro - ea sports FC 26, in my country servers and also is there any router with wifi 7 with geo filter u offering? or the R3 is the most advanced? i really wanna purchase it, heard many reccomendations on this geo filter, i just wonder if it would help my gameplay, my country has EA servers that we play on , so im mostly on 4-8 MS while playing, but gameplay always feels trash haha, i feel like somtimes im connected to a good server in my country , and somtimes to a trash server, the MS is always the same but the "feeling" of the gameplay is what makes the diffrence, this geo filter can help me get a lock on on a speficic server? instead of EA choosing the server i connect to ? every time i log to the game? i dont even know which server is most optimal in my country but i assume with some tests with the geo filter il be able to say "by feeling" which server is most optimal for me in my country and lock on it with the geo filter? or am i wrong regarding how it works? sry for all the questions hehe just need to clear my mind before purchasing, but i really wanna do purchase, so looking forward to ur reply, thanks!
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Do this: Quit the application/game/client completely - including the game client from the System Tray - important! Remove device from the Geo-Filter If you're on PC then give it the PlayStation Device Type in the Device Manager Resync from the Geo-Filter Map menu Re-add the device to the Geo-Filter Set up the Geo-Filter how you like Wait 2 minutes Boot up application/game/client To force servers you need to do the following: It's essential the Geo-Filter is enabled before the game client (e.g. Steam etc) if on PC or platform (e.g. Xbox, PlayStation) or the game have been launched. If you change Geo-Filter settings when you're on the game then you will need to restart the game for those changes to take effect, otherwise it will use the previous Geo-Filter settings and appear not to be working. For settings ensure Ping Assist and Geo-Latency are disabled in the Geo-Filter menu that can be found by clicking ⋮ in the top right hand corner of the page and go to Settings. Strict Mode should also be enabled, it is enabled by default so if you haven't disabled it you can ignore it. If you have disabled it or want to check it can be found in the same Settings menu as above or in Settings > Troubleshooting > Advanced > Developer Options depending on your firmware version. Fast Search should also be disabled which it is by default so can be ignored if you haven't changed it, otherwise this can be found in the same place.
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Yep only have London selected
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@Serenade On Apex Legends, it does work—but SBMM still essentially forces you into specific servers. From my experience, the only thing you can really do is keep retrying to get a different server, and even then it’s mostly a waste of time. For example, on NAE you’re often forced onto Norfolk servers and end up with 60–80 ms ping in Ranked, while in public matches you’ll suddenly get 20–30 ms. It honestly feels like the game is intentionally increasing ping in Ranked. I’ve tried VPNs and other methods, and nothing changes. I’m confident this is by design. Given how SBMM works, the priority is strict skill balancing, even if that comes at the expense of connection quality. We’ve seen similar behavior in other games—Call of Duty being a prime example—where published SBMM-related patents outline even more aggressive behind-the-scenes manipulation. Developers just don’t like to openly admit it, so I’ll leave it at that because they'll be massive backlash but even then if it's profitable why even bother gotta keep the NPC's mowing It’s pretty ironic, but the game is basically dead to me at this point. There are too many cheaters now, especially with Titan Two setups using AI-driven nonsense that’s essentially PC-level DMA. If you’re a casual player, you probably won’t even notice it, but in the top ranks it’s a serious issue—and EA does nothing about it. I’ve moved on because of that. If you want more detail, you can check out Zeus covering the issue here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIYgGhnQ0SA. To be clear, this isn’t limited to Apex—it’s happening across multiple games. What doesn’t make sense is why these massive companies haven’t gone after third-party businesses that openly sell cheat-adjacent hardware through major retailers like GameStop. And no, we’re not going to accept the excuse of “I just want to use a mouse.” Buddy, it’s a console—you’re meant to use a controller. Everyone knows why these devices are being bought, and they’re selling like hotcakes. Go on Amazon out-of-stock website. Same literally every couple of months. If that’s not suspicious, I don’t know what is... What’s even more suspicious is the history behind it. The original Titan device was reportedly developed through a partnership with Sony, which raises even more questions about how this hardware was allowed to become so widespread in the first place. To be blunt, most games with ranked modes force players into specific regions. The developers know you’re unlikely to sit in long queues, and in many cases there just aren’t enough players. Some regions simply don’t have the population at certain times of day. For example, Fortnite adjusts regions like Oceania (and others) based on time and population. That’s specific to that game, but the general idea applies across many titles. In the end, it all depends on where you’re located and when you’re playing. All a geofilter does is try to place you within the specific area you’ve designated—it doesn’t guarantee you’ll actually connect to a server there. Matchmaking still has the final say. To add, you also need to know where the servers for the game are, as they differ per game. I like ranting a little...
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I don't have every game on the Geo Filter list, but here's a list games it doesn't work with. No matter what filter I put on, it's never selected the best server for the lowest ping. Most of these games that force Skill Based Matchmaking trump the router every time. Call of Duty is the only game where I've seen the router do something. And all it did was not allow me to connect to anything outside my filter; however, the skill based matchmaking wouldn't find me a match within my filter range. Apex Legends Arc Raiders / The Finals Counter Strike 2 Call of Duty/Warzone Dead By Daylight Delta Force League of Legends Rematch Valorant
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@18RayFDid you change the server region on the ingame? If not, it’s not going to change. Some games require you to change the region unless you’re using auto mode with a VPN to that specific region. You need to disable geo-latency; you’re clearly bypassing the region you've set, and that wouldn’t happen as I've tested the game; you would get stuck in the login menu, etc. @SerenadeWell, to be exact, geofilter doesn’t work in every game. The moderator can tell you that, but it does block servers if they’re outside the radius unless there’s a relay. As for the graph ping, yeah, it’s been like that for a while, not something I would rely on anyways. I do believe that's going to be improved, but time will tell.
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This router doesn't actually do anything. The browser software will show you with good ping to the server but your in game ping will be 30-50ms higher. No matter what combination of Strict Ping, Geofiltering, and server blocking you do, you'll still be connected to servers outside your selection. Either NetDuma sells placebo or current online games trump NetDuma.
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Hi Im trying to use the geofilter on valorant i have set my radius for london servers only but im being connected to USA servers
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Yes, at a reduced amount. I am not sure why you cant just play normal MP, the weapons level up just fine and if you rush everything, what will you have to do on the game?
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Reboot the router everytime I play BOPS7
Netduma Fraser replied to tlreese77's topic in Call of Duty Support
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Reboot the router everytime I play BOPS7
tlreese77 replied to tlreese77's topic in Call of Duty Support
That worked it was a server in dublin. Server Details Server ID1FD98CG Country / State Ireland City / Town Dublin Ping MethodTraced -
Just dropped a new clip and yeah… this one was pure demon movement 😈 Open with the snipe, instant push, stem slide in and wipe the first guy. his teammate try’s to push! Same play, same result. SLAMMED! Squad wipe… This is where low ping and clean routing actually matter. 2ms server Fast movement, aggressive challs, and shots that register when they should. No hesitation, no delays just pressure. 🎥 Watch the clip here: 👉 https://youtube.com/shorts/d1Di_5QyJwI?si=8-Q5wDJTjUx7BBHI Curious how everyone else plays these situations? Do you slow it down or full-send like this? — Streams Daily: YouTube ➡️ youtube.com/@TODDzillaInLA Twitch ➡️ twitch.tv/TODDzillaInLA TikTok ➡️ tiktok.com/@TODDzillaInLA Kick ➡️ kick.com/TODDzillaInLA Community & Setup: Discord ➡️ discord.gg/TODDzillaInLA Full setup ➡️ kit.co/TODDzillaInLA Or Watch Here:👇 Thanks for watching! 🙏🎥❤️✨
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Reboot the router everytime I play BOPS7
Netduma Fraser replied to tlreese77's topic in Call of Duty Support
I've given you Early Access so you can upgrade to that and see if it helps: https://forum.netduma.com/forum/151-netduma-r3-early-access/ Does it get past that message or you mean it stays on that forever unless you reboot? Check the Geo-Filter map (fully zoomed out) when it happens, there is likely a blocked icon on the map, if you add that to your allow list it should stop it happening - you may need to do it a few times after that to ensure you catch all the servers responsible. If you then provide the IDs of those servers we can add them to the whitelist. -
tlreese77 started following Reboot the router everytime I play BOPS7
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I get a waiting for network message anytime I fire up BOPS7 and PS5. Started happening last week. The only way I get it to work is to reboot the router. Any suggestions. NetDuma R3 DumaOS Version 4.0.540 App Version v4.0.192
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I'm sure you don't get XP? This is only to farm bots to level up my guns that's all
