shogun6x

I am sorry but i not sure what you are exactly asking me to change. I think you are asking me to remove my hyper threading in the hostfilter page for my PS4.

I am having issues saving a profile. I keep getting the error message: Unable to save settings because: 'Failed: Unable to import profile for unknown reason'.

Thank you for the explanation!

quick question on these cloud settings. I see 3 sets of numbres being tossed around now. 30,28,28 33,30,28 34,31,28 What are the advantages of each one? does our region dictate which one we use? What the heck is Cloud settings doing?

After a long call with the ISP and a new modem we are up and running. Upload buffer bloat is still terrible 4000ms but that topic is for another thread.

Question on this first part. "Try putting the Netduma WAN IP into the DMZ on the Sagem" I cant set a static wan ip on the duma in the settings - WAN -WAN IP when i have the PPPoE enabled. I can put the 192.168.88.1 ip that the duma is set to into the DMZ on the bridged modem/router (segem). I did turn off wifi on the bridged router. I will try it again with the UPnP disabled and port forwarding off but i thought by putting it into bridge mode with would just disable all of these features automatically.

Ok so i took another go at it tonight. and failed again. This time around i had the PPPoE username and password. What i did was set my modem/Router into bridge mode. Went over to the R1 and turned on the PPPoE and dropped in the user name and pass. I unplugged both the R1 and modem. Put the cable into the WAN port on my moden and then put the other end into the PoE port on the duma (it was already in there). Result failure.... Overall the steps seem straight forward. I plan to have anoher go at it tomorrow but i will do ti without the duma and use a different router to see if i can get that to work at least. I poked around the forums and it seems there are a few people struggling to get the duma to work with PPPoE.

So i have been obsessed with buffer bloat lately and after extensive testing have found that my ISP router/modem combo is the culprit. I am trying to bride that bum router so duma can do the heavy lifting. My tests show that even with the "bad" router in front of the duma the duma still helps alleviate buffer bloat the best it can. so thats good!! Right now can get everythign set up so i can go into a browser and hit 192.168.88.1 and i get the duma. From there i can go in duma - device manager - view other interface 192.168.254.1 and see my ISP router (now bridged). My LAN ipv4 address is 192.168.254.254 The problem is that i am not able to get out to the internet from there. I listed all the IP address because i wasnt sure if i had a subnet issue. I did try to put my ISP modem at IPv4 192.168.2.1 and then set the duma to 192.168.3.1 with a 255.255.255.0 mask but that didnt work either. Do i need to set my PPPoe password since i am on DLS? Here is a video of a person doign the same thing with the exact same router i have but with a different secondary router.

So are there any known good modem that work with du ma ?

So what exactly makes the router not compatible? What are we needing to make the modem work well with the netduma.

Is there a modem that works with dsl? Hopefully double bonded Currently I have a f@st 4320