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You said you added me but when I click the link to the forum it says I cannot view the object

I would also like beta access, please.

Does the host filter page need to be open in a browser before it will actually work? I noticed when it is up in a browser that it uses a decent chunk of cpu and gpu so thought I'd ask.

I will try to remember the ones I play on like this. But I see that Azure actually lists all their public IP's by datacenter location...is there a way for you to import that into the DB?

Netduma Team, how often are the cloud servers updated when left on "auto-cloud." I ask because I play alot of Halo 5 and sometimes it seems like I'm definitely connecting to a west coast server even though it may show up on the map at Iowa or Texas. It is not just a bad performing server, it is identical to me turning off host filtering and playing on west coast servers when the map does detect them. If you play H5 online any you know that its obvious when you are on a "laggy" server as it begins to effect the responsiveness of your aimer/reticle. Should I turn off auto-cloud and set the 3 options to one of the numbers in the list for it to be more updated?

It doesn't, oddly enough. When you told me on the other thread that the Xbox Live service is actually all the ports 1024:65000 I tried it for Diablo but just do not see anything (this is on PC by the way). Also - why can't we make our own custom service port groups. If I go to advanced and try to do ports 3000:5000 its just red color and won't let me save. Any way this can be added in the future?

Thanks Fraser. Do you recall what ports you have defined for the Xbox Live or Halo 5 service option? I ask because if I try to manually setup a service over port 3074 the geo-filter does not work so I'm curious if you are using a different service port, or maybe a grouping. Is there an easy way for you to check?

Your speed test results in the first post show that you live in NY, is that right? If so, you need to adjust your home location in NetDuma to somewhere in NY and geo-filter from that. Connecting to a west coast server from NY will likely give you 100+ ms ping responses.

I'd like to request Diablo 3 be added at some point. I primarily play hardcore characters and I noticed I almost always end up on servers with 100+ms which makes life dangerous in there. The game does not give you any sort of option for selection a specific sub-region.

Hi Netduma team, new user here. I was curious about how the saved Halo 5 service differs from the Xbox Live service in the Geo-Filtering page. I assume both are actually doing the same thing - just filtering based off port 3074 traffic or is the Halo 5 specific one doing something extra? Also - why is there not an option to: 1) reset the Geo-filtering page entirely without having to factory reset the device? it seems like some of the images get stuck and flickering at times as if they are logged somewhere in the database but not actually doing any traffic 2) whitelist a datacenter? Obviously H5 runs off Azure so if I connect to a particular server at a datacenter why can I whitelist that specific one. I ask because I seem to get different quality servers at the same geo-located datacenter. I'm wanting to whitelist the ones that actually perform well and ignore the others. with geo-fitler i only seem to be able to do this by physical location on the map since "Servers" do not have the "update" options and apparently are not saved anywhere. Thanks for all your hard work NetDuma team.