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That's great to hear, thanks for the update and you're very welcome!

This is my personal view but I don’t think they branched out, still using cache on the web browser, it’s really old tech. The Internet has moved on and so is networking And that’s why companies like UniFi who are not that old, 2005 if mem serves me well but look how they have grown. I can see company house reports because in the UK companies have to publicly show reports. They could’ve easily produce a gaming router, normal routers and grown and developed into more hardware and different market segments. My personal point of view and the again is my personal point of view the hardware is lacking and it’s outdated software. If I look in the Philippines the majority game on mobile phones. The majority use a generic router. A Niche market is risky, I just wish they had branched out more in the early days. and here’s the thing you can walk into an airport go onto the public Wi-Fi and make perfectly stable video calls, and that’s with thousands of people using that network. networking has moved on a great deal, I just wish they had moved on with it. I believe they could’ve had a decent company covering different aspects of networking. That’s my personal point of you and it would’ve been great to see a British company competing against other companies. I’m still in the U.K. at the moment, flipping between countries and I talk to better half with no latency issues and she sat in a very basic provincial house using a generic router. It’s not even set up in a good place it’s in the corner of the house and next to it is the solar system which I put in.

My internal transfer speed between nodes hits between 800 and 850 Mbps, even through the concrete slab; it’s more than enough for my 1 Gbps fiber connection and works perfectly for gaming. I use Wi-Fi SweetSpots and the Deco app to monitor it, and honestly, the dedicated wireless backhaul handles the environment fantastically. You’re absolutely right that MLO and Wi-Fi 7 are still in their infancy for mainstream IoT devices, but since my main gaming rig and phone support them, they do the job where it matters most. I know it’s unlikely Netduma will venture into multi-node hardware, but hey, the suggestion box is there for a reason! Thanks for the chat and the feedback!

What is the throughput on each access point? I can’t personally see them developing a mesh, they have never branched out beyond gaming routers sadly. WiFi 7 promised a lot but it can’t escape physics and restraints of WiFi. MLO is a mess and very few clients apart from the obvious phones. Until IoT that make up the vast majority of clients change we see much promise much but offer little sadly.

It’s amazing how we share the exact same structural challenges from completely opposite sides of the world! Concrete and storm-ready builds are definitely a unique beast. However, a mesh setup actually does work perfectly in my case. I'm currently using a Wi-Fi 7 system, and because the concrete walls degrade the signal so drastically, it actually forces my phone to drop the weak connection and swap to the closest node instantly without getting "stuck". My current mesh completely solved my coverage and roaming issues. That's exactly why I brought up this suggestion—since multi-node hardware fixed my concrete apartment problem, having that same reliable coverage natively powered by DumaOS's gaming tools would be the absolute dream setup!

Oh, I see! Got it. Still, it's a big project, and my wife would kill me if it didn't look "aesthetically beautiful." But thanks for giving me some alternatives.

Yes it’s an isp which supplies generic routers. Thanks to the EU many grants have been supplied to enable fibre throughout many areas in the Philippines right into remote areas. Typical build is hollow core with rebar and then a cement wrapping. My better half gets 400 up and down in a rented province house for the grand sum of 300 peso a month, which at present rates is around 4.26 euro a month.

Hi Fraser, I hope you and the team had a good weekend. I moved from my previous isp to one of the boutique isp who operate a bring your own router so no isp router. My old isp had bufferbloat upstream, they blame this on R3. Since switching all the bloat has gone PPPoE auth work perfectly. CC off and Smart Boost off: The R3 doing PPPoE pulling in 921 it achieves an A with 9ms added lat. So with smart boost/cc on, I can use 95 up and down for A++ with zero added lat. So I would like to take this opportunity to thank you and the team for working to improve PPPoE while also working on the bigger features.

PS5 or Xbox Series X? Are you playing on TV or monitor? Go into settings on call of duty and into graphics section. Look for texture streaming. Set this to minimal. The Sky fibre is 1000 download and 1000 upload or is it 1000 download and 100/200 upload?

PDLT c'est un FAI ?

I know how it is we have a place in The Philippines and we have built in typhoon alley, it’s wrapped concrete with rebars just like yours. The only advantage was I was able to plan for solar integrations and network but even the basic PDLT routers work fine here. Mesh will not work well in your case.

You should be able to force the London servers which will play better for you

Reboot the router then try updating either via the in built tool or by uploading manually and it will work

Please make a new topic for your issue and include the time the disconnect happened so we can match it to the logs

Can't update my netduma R3 router. I clicked the green icon on the lower left to accept the update but it gave error unknown error, if I used the firmware here it gives me error uploading file. Currently on v.4.0.1147 firmware.

Guys I'm on console and have a sky router 1GB Fiber. Every lobby since Season 5 is on the Paris server since and I'm in Ireland. Delayed input every single game. I've 18 days play and am so close to uninstalling the game I'm so frustrated. What are my options if any? For context I generally have 24 to 37 latency and no issues with packet loss yet the game is next to unplayable with the delayed input and shooting players first yet they get me and with bullets often following me around corners etc. I only play HC Dom and console only match making.

im having the same issue i keep loosing internet connection and i dont understand why it seems to be random? i dont know if its the r2 or my isp but i think its the r2? please could someone help the r2 has been flawless until now,log-1791042517415.txt than you Griff

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.

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

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Could I get access to the 4.0 EA aswell?