DUMAOS Question

[velloonythedeity]

Which merely demonstrates how little you know about what's involved.

 

I've been on the beta for a couple of gaming products for over 18 months. And that's just the software refinement aspect of it, the hardware has been set in concrete far longer. The software for both products was already largely written over a decade and several generations prior and is nowhere near the scope of what Netduma is producing here.

 

Patience grasshopper. There is absolutely zero benefit imposing your arbitrary deadlines on their product. Threatening to go somewhere else is meaningless because a. they already have your money, and b. the OS upgrade will be free and they're under no obligation to provide anything to you other than what you already have.

 

All good things come to those who wait. If you can't, I dare say you won't be missed.

you sir are a dick rider and i give too fucks on, what you are talking about.

[antithesis]

you sir are a dick rider and i give too fucks on, what you are talking about.

 

 

This is a polarizing topic and I have been very guilty of bad manners about it toward the owner and original team members. They are the ones who financially shoulder the burden of lost or gained sales. If you are not one of them, please stop talking to customers this way.

Wonk wonk wonk. Paying for a product does not give anyone the right to be an asshole. I'll say it because they can't.

 

 

There's no need to put additional pressure on the Duma guys, the toxicity clouding this topic is poor for morale. It's little wonder Iain's nowhere to be seen on these forums - the moment he pops his head up is the moment you clowns go headhunting.

 

I'm paraphrasing here, but stating "Gimme the upgrade by Oct 20 or I'll get another router...herp derp" is not only entirely unrealistic (it's not even in open beta), but it's shooting yourself in the foot. Go ahead, get a Nighthawk or a DIY OpenWRT router and prepare for disappointment.

 

Iain and company know what they're up against and their livelihoods are riding on this product, so pull your head in and let them do their jobs.

 

Doubtless this thread will be locked, just like every DumaOS thread before it, so I bid you all good day.

[Stacking_Tolerances]

Is anyone going to answer this question?  A real security vulnerability will put their claimed product in violation of it's own EULA without a patch in a timely fashion. If at the very least nobody will use it as the main router and if you do you're asking for trouble. 

 

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3233308/security/krack-wi-fi-security-flaw-faq-tips.html

 

 

@antithesis, you have some great posts on Xim and console tuner forums and I am a defender of the netduma as well but in reality it's been far too long of a wait with zero answers. 

 

@ Netduma If you're going to ask the very loyal followers to follow you must clue them in.  You can see that even the die-hards are getting frustrated and the forums are getting logged into less and less.  With the issue of Geo-Filter being less and less used with the last few CoD titles and no need for it with server browsers I would reconsider having my fan base (the money) harassed by the forum mods swinging their weight around.  People are frustrated.  Give them a step by step timeline and for God's sake update security threats immediately. 

 

I remember a similar situation with the l*gb*ster. It didn't turn out well.  I know I know.... gimmick blah blah blah.  But they did have a good QoS before the masses even knew what it was all about in the mainstream gaming community.  And guess what it worked.  Hell it still works.  Anyone that says it doesn't show me a copy of your IEEE CS or Comp Sci degree and some proof that it doesn't do exactly what it says.  Either way.  it worked, it got trumped, they made excuses, it dragged on..... it failed.  

 

I'll sit back with some popcorn and chill...... carry on.  I'm sure the ban hammer is after a few of you by now.  Forcefully/intentionally reducing your dwindling following by choice is also not a smart move. But maybe that's the ultimate goal here.

[antithesis]

I agree, some news would be handy, but Iain is doing that via Twitter.

I'm sure they're aware of the risks of withholding information, but I take great encouragement from the mere fact that Iain mentions they'll be adding more beta testers soon, which tells me that progress had been made.

Providing timelines and milestones has only whipped up a storm of acid rain in the past, so I don't begrudge them for choosing to keep things behind closed doors.

Ultimately, DumaOS will make or break Netduma and they're under a tonne of pressure from within and without. Wait too long and you lose momentum. Release too soon and you kill the golden goose. They're caught between a rock and a hard place, so let's give them the benefit of the doubt.

 

Remember that Neduma is the result of a few mates who had a big idea and the balls to give it a go. They have limited funds and limited manpower, so let's be realistic in our expectations.

 

These gents are exactly the fine kind of folk I will evangelise to anyone who will listen, just as I do for Xim and Console Tuner. In Australia we can them the "little Aussie battler" and they deserve our support because they're changing a stagnant industry for the better.

And thanks for your thoughtful response - it's constructive criticism, which is what we need to see around here, not more dumbass shit-post threats that serve only to engender hostility between the company and its customers.

[Stacking_Tolerances]

I agree, some news would be handy, but Iain is doing that via Twitter.

 

I'm sure they're aware of the risks of withholding information, but I take great encouragement from the mere fact that Iain mentions they'll be adding more beta testers soon, which tells me that great progress had been made.

 

Providing timelines and milestones has only whipped up a storm of acid rain in the past, so I don't begrudge them for choosing to keep things behind closed doors.

 

Ultimately, DumaOS will make or break Netduma and they're under a tonne of pressure from within and without. Wait too long and you lose momentum. Release too soon and you kill the golden goose. They're caught between a rock and a hard place, so let's give them the benefit of the doubt.

 

And thanks for your thoughtful response - it's constructive criticism, which is what we need to see around here, not more dumbass shit-post threats that serve only to engender hostility between the company and its customers.

I'm with you man.

[ColonicBoom]

 

@ Netduma I would reconsider having my fan base (the money) harassed by the forum mods swinging their weight around.

 

I'm sure the ban hammer is after a few of you by now.

 

Banning is only used for certain behaviour, repeat offenders, spam, etc, not for dissent or to hide things much as the conspiracists love to suggest.

 

Out of interest, what was your username before you were banned previously?

[Stacking_Tolerances]

Banning is only used for certain behaviour, repeat offenders, spam, etc, not for dissent or to hide things much as the conspiracists love to suggest.

 

Out of interest, what was your username before you were banned previously?

LOL Wouldn't joining again after being banned be a violation?

[iAmMoDBoX]

DAMN IT WHERE ARE MY UPDATEZ?!!?!!
 
Oh, wait...

 

 

Version 1.03.6

Implemented profiles.
Implemented temporary server ban.
Implemented hyper traffic lane.
Improved backend device prioritisation system.
Fixed device prioritisation bug with turbo mode.
Created more user tours.
Decoupled download and upload device prioritisation.
Updated UI to consistenly notify user with dialog boxes.
Implemented generic dialog for better user input and error handling.
Added scroll bar to GF service selection for multi-device homes.
Fixed bottom page scrolling bug in misc section.
Implemented loading screen for misc & other pages as confusing otherwise.
Implemented auto-setup when user sets bandwidth.
Moved Geo-Filer enable to checkbox and added loading screen.
Removed unsupported Wireless mode from menu.
Fixed ping-assist for PPPoE connections.
Cleaned up missing page titles and favicons.
Added service for Halo 5.
Updated upgrade page including link to wiki with latest firmware.
Intro tour automatically updates speed settings for user.
Warn user that congestion control is disabled when super turbo is enabled.
Updated wifi-workaround & bleeding edge factory reset parameters.
Updated default speed to 100/10 it's 2016!
Removed internal log output from wan and lan.sh.
Fixed WAN update bugs.
Implemented more tours and added logic to handle loading sequences.
Allow double quotes in device names.
Wait for firewall locking instead of error.
Bidirectional port selection for Geo-Filter and Hyper-Lane.
Fixed blurred text on Ubuntu Chrome.
Implemented click-wrap EULA for future customers.
Toggle level of detail for Geo-Filter map for slower devices.
Fixed delete device operation with reserved IP bug.
Full device service cleanup on delete.
Updated the Intro tour to demo profiles and cookies.
Added sub-loading screen for cloud on misc for faster page loading.
Reload Geo-Filter after applying any firewall/network settings.
Fixed minor init bug.

Version 1.03.5

Improved sensitivity of ping assist detection.
Fixed hosts outside of radius due to drop-tail on backend and frontend.
Fixed hosts outside of radius due to simultaneous handshake.
Fixed host filtering page freeze bug.
Fixed rare cloud update locking Geo-Filter.
Moved Geo-classification to own pipe.
Only ping assist selected connections.
Compressed data files to improve page loading times.
Stopped applying traffic shaping to local out traffic.
Implemented turbo mode for high bandwidth connections with QoS enabled.
Implemented super turbo mode with QoS disabled.
Implemented download device prioritisation.
Implemented opt-in interface password protection.
Bound check bandwidth capacity and allow upto 1000mbit input.
Fixed incorrect paths in default theme.
Fixed VPN error logging dialog.
Implemented code to disable EEE but not applied as did not fix faulty SB6183 modems.
Corrected mistake in credits.
Implemented ping number & popout for streamers.
Started VPN syntax correcter.
Fixed factory reset to preserve themes after upgrade.
Fixed LoL DPP classification.
Warn user about low device prio setting.
Warn user about factory reset.
Fixed connection flushing output bugs.
Corrected log file culling.
Handle no connection gracefully for cloud updates.
Handle misconfigured LAN network gracefully.
Improved error catching.
Changed incorrect MAC cloning label.

Version 1.03.4

Fixed Geo-filter toggle bug.
Implemented strict mode for Destiny.
Fixed selecting non existant peer ping service bug.
Fixed Geo-filter regression bug.

Version 1.03.3

Implemented rudimentary DNS/IP VPN exclusion feature.
Toggle stealth mode.
Updated Playstation status page.
Toggle Wifi workaround.
Fixed LAN MTU(although its not used often).
Implemented peer ping feature.
Added RTMP streaming protocol to VPN exclusion services.
Expanded port capture pool for Xbox/Playstation to fix destiny.
Fixed empty VPN exclusion table selection bug.

Version 1.03.2

Fixed bandwidth form validation.
Fixed floating point anti-flood bug.
Removed obsolete non PA versions for playstation network & xbox live.
Fixed remote access rule flushing.
Fixed remote WAN Web access rule.
Implemented wifi workaround for noisey areas.
Implemented loading animation for slower pages.
Implemented multiple support menu.
Fixed pop out menu being clipped on smaller screens.
Implemented VPN exception lists including DPP flows.
Fixed autoping cookie.
Fixed clock drift bootup VPN client disconnects.
Migrated VPN config files to cloud for seamless provider integration.
Implemented themes.
Multiple style fixes.

Version 1.03.1

Allow two decimal points for setting bandwidth.
Persist user settings using cookies.
Toggle cookies.
Toggle WAN Web access.
Reload remote access when toggled.
Added LAN & WAN MTU settings.
Improved robustness of basic ping feature.
Auto-ping host.
Fixed occasional hidden ping graph bug.
Allow forwarding DNS requests to public DNS servers
More detailed geo-filter map with US & AUS states
Factory reset sets wifi password to "netdumar1"
Uncache services.json
Render host IDs for fast geo-filter optimisation.
Easy recover router on Windows.

Version 1.02.7

Relink all devices after restarting firewall/network so that geo-filter & other applications work after applying advanced settings without reboot.
Allow user to select different cloud versions.
Removed basic upgrade feature.
Render padlock as GF UI aid.
Fixed home location move. Home is only guessed once on reset.
Fixed advanced Geo-Filter classifications.
Fixed Allow & Deny with strict mode enabled.
Conversion between kilometres and miles on the Geo-Filter.
Toggle multicast snooping.
Toggle IPv6 link-local.
Fixed slider on IE 11.
Display WAN IP correctly for pppoe interface.
Added link to support forum.
Link to gaming services current status.
Implemented last mile ping test.
Added favicon.
Toggle UPnP forwarding as it causes issues with some modems.
Stopped escaping single quotes in JSON fixes infinite loading on VPN page bug.
VPN logging to aid in diagnosing failed connections.
Allow VPN with no username/password
Zoom factor mutable.
Made ping assist compatiable with legacy services.
Implemented physical reset button.
Patched mach to include reset GPIO button mapping.
Removed give feedback as replaced by forum.netduma.com
Implemented reboot & reset from GUI.
IPv6 toggle on LAN and WAN independently.
Updated geo-filter console classification to handle UPnP correctly.
Render all hosts
Ignore multicast address in geo-filtering
Implemented ping assist.
More spelling mistakes corrected.

Version 1.02.6

Preserve cloud files over upgrades.
Implemented geo-snap for faster searches.
Implemented strict filtering mode.
Automated server side clustering.
Automated server side processing of classification sets.
Moved disjoint subsets to cloud.
Disjoin whitelist classification.
Increased verobosity for supernet and subnet leaves.

Version 1.02.5

Fix congestion control for nonstandard WAN device.
Set wifi min passphrase to 8.
Geofilter fully migrated to the cloud.
Decoupled device classification and moved to the cloud.
Abstracted cloud update procedures
Auto device feedback(if feedback is enabled) to help Netduma improve device classification.
Geofilter ignore zero network broadcast address.
Implemented admin mode for geo-filter.
Fixed basic ping graph for nonstandard WAN devices.

Version 1.02.4

Put upgrade in paranoid mode.
Moved whitelist to cloud.
Implemented geofilter fast feedback button.
Handle non number exit codes gracefully.

Version 1.02.3

Hide wireless password.
Display WAN IP on device manager.
Fixed toggle DHCP leaste time GUI select bug.
Implemented WAN VLAN tagging.
Implemented MAC cloning.
Implemented static WAN assignment.
User can allow or deny remote entry.
Remote access option to misc.
Automatic feedback option to misc.
Implemented pppoe WAN support.
Allow user to toggle deep packet processing and achieve ~150mbit.
Add misc page.

Version 1.02.2

Updated geofilter xbox live classification.
Auto detect PS4.
Auto detect Sky TV box.
Auto detect Nintendo devices.
Implemented http directory blacklist patch.
Added Geo-filter support for CoD AW on ps4.
Added Geo-filter support for Wii-U including Mario Kart and Smash.
Optimise page loading by making jsonp async.
Sanitize host handle string.
Fixed ar9344 MAC-PHY register initialisation.
Changed badge from beta to early adopter.
Stopped swapping types for commutative operators.
Compiled backend code, needed to port compiler to big endian.
Check for empty or nonexistant db before persisting.
Fixed major cache flushing bug.
Removed unnesscary jit check for section end.
Handle garbage collectable constant objects correctly.
Compile backend scripts
Ignore broadcast and unestablished connections in process_monitor.
Optimised for fiber-optic by removing preemptive algo when reactive is selected.
Fixed faulty JIT packet fast-write-path bug.
Fixed scheduling bug on removal by not spinlocking around indirect sched call.
Implemented lnrm for dynamic VM removal.
Fixed O(n^2) instead of O(n) vm exectuion bug.
Made inequality type independent
Moved ln module identification to stack-based counter
Implemented ln module remove ioctl and corresponding userspace program.
Fixed noninclusive MIPs jit code for loading null opcode.
Made service pie chart more specfic.
Increased y-axis label margin
Stopped incorrectly recognising broadcast and multicast MACs as local devices
Added Geo-filter support for Fifa 15 on playstation 4.
Added Geo-filter support for Destiny on playstation 4.
Added playstation network to game detection.
Remove nongrame traffic from geopanel basic dialog.
Overwrite leaf values in crit-but duplicates
Removed incorrect assertion on crit-bit leaves
Fixed faulty block device button.
Corrected spelling mistakes.
Secured system from physical tampering.

Version 1.02.1

Increase distance-avoided buffer for broad searching games like Insurgency.
Added visual state transition from distance-avoid to distance-allowed.
Fixed no sleep IP polling in host filtering page.
Changed ipmac callback from coarse to fine-grained locking.
Release db resources quicker for multi-row queries.
Handle db lock/busy gracefully.
Fixed unwind unlocking bug.
Prioritised packet judging.
Fixed monster dormant bug in longjmp.
Fixed error handling in ioctl.
Fixed verbose messaging in luanet.
Integrated LoL host analysis.
Integrated LoL geofiltering.
Disable forwarding till VPN running, so IP cannot be revealed on early boot.
Fixed font not loading on chrome.
Implemented LoL deep packet inspection.
Fixed build process db generation bug.
Fixed geofilter buffer depltion on intensive online games bug.
Simplfied upgrade and included option for fresh upgrade.
Implemented upgrade available notification.
Fix single quote input bug on feedback server processing.
Detect server side feedback processing errors.
Fixed duplicate geofilter service selection bug.
Fixed mutiple insertions of same device into VPN table bug.
Updated Geofiltering to detect devices being turned on and IP address mutation.
Fixed VPN bootup init bug.
Updated VPN to handle tun and tap interfaces.
Ping utility is smart enough to route through VPN when required.
Open tech support channel automatically.
Fixed extremely slow bootup due to home IP detection system being down.
Fixed undefined devmode bugs.

Version 1.02

Fixed 0% bandwidth allocation bug, now handles it gracefully. Also warns user that its not wise to do so.
Added a badge on index page for bragging rights. There will be a badge per batch.
Added support for CoD Ghosts for 2 xbox's with open port
Added support for Destiny on Xbox one.
Optimised VPN for gaming
Added tap to VPN support as well
Preserve advanced VPN config over upgrades
Circumvented page caching on upgrade
User friendly menu names
Menu tooltips that give overview of entire page
Fixed anti-double-NAT scheduler premature exit
Fixed assertion fail when device links before qos init.
Verbose callstack error/assertion logging
Removed zombie upnp bug
Fixed client UI error when port forwards to unreachable IP.
As a precuation to prevent revealing your true IP, VPN enabled devices get blackholed if VPN fails.
Added unending ping as a host metric substitute for unsupported games.
Improved concurrency for websockets.
Implemented direct feedback feature.
Bypass firewalls when sending feedback.
Fixed cancelling upgrade bug. You can now reselect the same file and upgrade.
Implemented dev mode for fast game compatiablity integration

Version 1.01

Now detects CoD ghosts on Xbox one
Added geopanel world zoom in
Added automatic double NAT circumvention
Added UPnP for automatic port forwarding/opening NAT
Added quick start tour
Added tour feature and page
Integrated advance VPN connection tab
Fixed blank devices in geopanel connection selection

Version 1.0

Implemented VPN client for partial anti-DDoS, surf privately, evade hackers and access foreign content
Can ping hosts in geopanel
Made host dialog on geopanel fixed
Allow user to change home location on geopanel
Initial implementation of host metric feature, should work for CS:GO and Dota 2 for now.
Added CS:GO and Dota 2 to geopanel and monitor services.
Integrate the following games into the geopanel: Dota 2, CS:GO, COD Ghosts(Xbox), Fifa 14(Xbox), BF4(Xbox).
Implemented migrating user settings through upgrades.
Added legend to geopanel.
Implemented dpi classification framework.
Fixed bootcycle issue on newer devices.

Version 0.9b

Implemented trace route.
Added dormant hosts on geopanel.
Allowed multiple IPs per device.
Start versioning OS.

 

 

And to anyone who actually reads this, they were all released for free and we didn't bitch and moan and complain about getting them. You all have working routers that do EXACTLY what they advertise. If you don't like it, return the product you purchased and quit your complaining you five year old immature FaZe clan wanna-be YouTube "stars".

 

 

 

 

[Netduma Fraser]

Lets keep this topic civil please.

 

In regards to Krack  we're aware of it and the Dev team are looking into it. Be aware that you still need to patch ALL your clients, even if your AP is patched - the vulnerability is far greater in the client.

[iAmMoDBoX]

Lets keep this topic civil please.

 

In regards to Krack  we're aware of it and the Dev team are looking into it. Be aware that you still need to patch ALL your clients, even if your AP is patched - the vulnerability is far greater in the client.

 

Apple has patched it in their newest betas so all devices will likely be updated soon

 

https://twitter.com/reneritchie/status/919988216501030914

[Netduma Fraser]

We have a patch. It's undergoing testing right now. Assuming it's working as expected we'll release it shortly.

[kevo]

We gotta be patient I kno it's frustrating but we gotta wait it out

[Netduma Fraser]

The Krack vulnerability patch has been tested internally and there seems to be no issues. Getting a few others to test it to make sure it hasn't caused any issues as well. So we should be able to release it tomorrow after we have been given the all clear.

 

If you are desperate to have the upgrade now then you can PM me for it with the subject "R1 Krack Patch" but you must be on the latest version - 1.03.6g.

[BENORMOUS]

"R1 Krack Patch"

 

Sounds like some movie I watched the other night

[antithesis]

Would creating a hidden Wifi network help to avoid the vulnerability?

I have a couple of Apple Airports and have that option, but I don't yet see (any may never see) a firmware update for them. I've read that they're not vulnerable to one or more of the 10 discovered exploits, which may be why there's no firmware updates.

 

iOS and MacOS are already patched, if anyone's interested.