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Thanks Stu, I've been reading up on topics I'm weak on. Leaning loads! Hope you and the family are having an amazing holidays. I assume there has been a lot of 4-way owning Thanks mate, and happy successful new year to you! Thanks And to you too BD!

Merry Christmas and happy holidays #DumaArmy! Hope you're having a great time with friends and family

Ok interesting, I thought as much. You don't have that many devices which is also interesting. Can you allow developer to get access later on this week? They'll add debugging information to your device-manager log. We should be able to diagnose and fix it then. Thanks for your patience.

The log message is stating that the device-manager call timed out. Which means your device-manager is busy doing something. When this happens can you access the device-manager?

Do you have loads of devices connected? Can you take a screenshot of your device-manager please

Hi Joseph, welcome to the #DumaArmy!

Hey buddy! Thanks so much for supporting Netduma all this time. I remember the good old days circa Dec 2014 and of course the Xim community! Make sure to stick around as DumaOS is just starting. The whole purpose of developing DumaOS was to help us develop features at a much faster rate!

Put the Netduma R1 in the DMZ of your main gateway and all port-forwarding issues should be resolved

Anti-bufferbloat is not equivalent to anti-flood did. DumaOS is future-proof, the original algorithms took up too much CPU and ended up hurting the connection. Extensive testing has gone into anti-bufferbloat during alpha testing. It will get you optimal performance for your line.

If you are downloading fast then the UI will slow down on this router because the CPU spends entire time forwarding network traffic. That is expected behaviour, you wouldn't want it the other round. Ultimately the goal is route packets while keeping low-latency. tl;dr. Limitations of hardware. You don't get this on XR500/XR700 due to hardware acceleration handling network processing.

Hi, Hope you're enjoying DumaOS. The r1 version doesn't currently have language support. Sorry about that.

If you want simple overview of your network I'd suggest just letting DumaOS do DHCP for you. The device-manager is far more capable than the original r1 software. You can see snapshot in diagram or table mode. And you can sort the columns in the table. When you upgrade, try it out I'm confident it will satisfy your criteria

In case anyone sees this thread. DumaOS will use your old r1 credentials if you enabled them. If you didn't it defaults the username to 'admin' and the password to 'password'

If it's on the same subnet then I assume so. You can try disable dhcp in DumaOS if you must have another dhcp server. Hope that helps

also quick tip, since you have so many devices you may prefer displaying your devices in a table instead of a tree diagram. Click the burger button in the top-left and you can toggle it