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Ten years ago today, we launched Netduma. When you’re in a startup, you spend most of your time looking forward. Rarely, if ever, do you look back. Learn from your mistakes, don’t dwell on them, keep improving. But today, we want to pause for a moment. It has been a decade, after all. The Beginning We launched Netduma from Iain’s parents' kitchen. Our website had just gone live, selling the Netduma R1—our first router. It was no wallflower. Frankly, it looked a bit like a fire alarm, only had 2.4GHz WiFi, but the software Iain had built was unlike anything else out there. We sold out of those first R1s almost instantly. The e-commerce site Iain’s dad had hurriedly put together held up well. Our logistics process? Not so much. That led to many all-nighters as we worked through the order backlog. When you’re a startup, it’s impossible to be good at everything. But to make it, you need to be exceptional at one or two things. We had two. As gamers, we knew firsthand how much lag sucks. And with Iain’s brain, we could actually do something about it. Soon after, we moved into our first office (to the relief of Iain’s parents, whose house had begun to resemble a factory floor). We hired our first full-time employees. Word spread about what our software could do. Bit by bit, month by month, we levelled up. We improved our software. We grew our team. We made mistakes. We learned from them. We kept going. And we repeated that over and over. The very first Netduma office. Looking Ahead Fast forward to today. Our tech stack has evolved from fixing lag in games to fixing all bad Internet - for work calls, video streaming, and everything else. We’re partnered with British Telecom, Telstra, NETGEAR, Nokia, Genexis, and Mercku, with more partnerships to announce next year. Just a few weeks ago, our Service Provider business won the Scale-Up of Network X award. We’ve got a great team, great customers, and great support around us. And we’ve managed to do all this without any investment, putting every penny we made back into R&D to make new features (more on that further down). If you’re reading this, you’ve likely been part of the journey. Whether it was buying one (or all!) of our routers, helping on the forum, or telling us how we could improve - you’ve made a difference. Every piece of feedback, the good and the bad, has helped shape who we are today. None of this would have been possible without the support we’ve had along the way. Thank you. But here’s the exciting part: we’re just getting started. For the past few years, we’ve been working on two groundbreaking features. When we first envisioned them, we weren’t sure they’d even be possible. One fixes bufferbloat once and for all, with no downsides. The other pinpoints the root causes of poor Internet performance, whenever they occur. These features are set to shake up the industry and will be announced early next year. While it’s great to look back on the past ten years, we’re even more excited about what’s ahead. A huge thank you to our elite team in Cambridge, our incredible partners, and everyone who has supported us along the way. Thank you, Luke, Iain, and the entire Netduma Team P.S. If you haven’t yet bought our award-winning Netduma R3 router, which runs the very latest Netduma software, you can use the code ‘10Years’ for 10% off—this week only.

HAPPY FRIDAY! . 🥳🤩 Now that's about as nice as it gets. "JUMPS IN THE SHALLOW END [HEAD FIRST]" 👀 Alright, @Netduma Fraser -🤬 Brace Yourself , This is not directed towards you personally, i mean you personally took this job , so give me as personal as it get's with DumaOS? I spent nearly **$500** on 2 XR routers (XR500/XR1000) because I believed the hype: “The ultimate gaming router powered by DumaOS.” But instead of cutting-edge features, I got stuck in a never-ending cycle of broken promises and half-delivered updates. Now I’m hearing that to get the latest and greatest features, I have to drop another **$200** on the R3? So, I’m out almost **$700** just to stay current? Seriously, why did I even buy into the XR series if the “future-proof” promise only applies to someone else’s hardware? Oh wait ... That's your own hardware (SOLD SEPERATELY) And let’s not ignore the elephant in the room: **DumaOS 4.0.** The fact that it’s “never coming to the XR series” 🤯says everything I need to know. Why invest in a product that’s been abandoned before it’s even reached its potential? Meanwhile, R-series users are enjoying the full experience, and XR users are left to rot on outdated firmware, i mean "Based on IOU's" and "We don't have a beta or know when it will be available" IN any other company - SAME SCENERIO. [Hey bruce, "rolls chair around with a quick swivel then pivot" , What's up Chad? Where we at on the beta for the LOL10000PEW's Firmware? Oh One second Bruce, "rolls chair around witha quick swivel then pviot" keys clacking on keyboard. Whips its backaround. So Bruce, were looking like 2 weeks tops. Thanks CHAD! . Oh one can dream .... I mean NETGEAR doesnt have to APPROVE the Beta Versions. Just DUMAOS right> . By the time we get DumaOS 3.3, the R-series will probably be running on version 6.0, complete with features we were promised from the start. (A Box can be so misleading) It’s painfully clear this was the plan all along: 🤡 1. **Market the XR series** as cutting-edge gaming routers. 2. Promise firmware updates that never arrive. 3. Launch the R3 and make it the real star of the show, while XR users are told to sit tight. 4. Leave XR users permanently one step behind. Let’s face it, this is a **brilliant marketing scheme**: 🥸 - Netgear pulls in customers with promises of premium gaming features powered by DumaOS. - Updates for XR routers get delayed indefinitely. - DumaOS shifts focus to their R-series, forcing loyal XR users to spend more money just to stay relevant. What’s next?🤑 The **XR2000** in 2030? The **XR-StillOn3.3** in 2035? By 2040, we’ll get the **XR-HopeYouDidn’tWant4.0** with a tagline that reads, “Firmware coming soon… we promise.” At this rate, we’ll have routers named after the stages of grief: 🙄 - XR1000: **Denial** – “They’ll release the update any day now!” - XR2000: **Anger** – “Why am I still waiting for this update?!” - XR3000: **Bargaining** – “Maybe if I tag Netduma everywhere, they’ll care.” - XR4000: **Depression** – “Still stuck on 3.3, but I’m too tired to care anymore.” - XR5000: **Acceptance** – “Guess I’ll just buy an R3 and move on with my life.” And the best part? This isn’t just disappointing—it’s insulting. It feels like we were used to build a customer base for DumaOS, only to be abandoned the second they decided to roll out their own hardware. “Thanks for your money; here’s an outdated firmware to remember us by!” 😭 Honestly, it’s like buying a sports car only to find out it’s missing the engine. “Oh, you wanted speed? That’s in the R3 model. Would you like to upgrade?” At this point, the only thing “cutting-edge” about the XR series is how it cuts into my wallet. 🤣 So, Fraser, where does this leave us?👀 Because from where I’m standing, XR users are nothing more than an afterthought in Dumas's bigger plan. Convert the customers of XR Series (NETGEAR) to R Series (YOUR COMPANY's ROUTER) Slowly pick off the customers of NETGEAR and take them all for yourself. Brilliant! Final Note - Since R3 is already out and kind of "meh" as is been quite some time that the "hype" of the R3 is kind of no more. (No disrespect, just in regards to a WIFI 6 Gaming Router to Others out their) When should i expect to purchase the R4-Wifi 7 - A router that can compete with todays Gaming Routers ( i wont list your competition, but GOOGLE will!) - Spoiler Alert - Check the "specs sheet" between an R3 vs XR1000 It all lies in the software.... ultimately DumaOS Seriously - Wallet in Hand. I'm ready to buy today P/S - Don't get to this point and be salty😅. This is easily my way of letting my opinion get the best of me. Notice i didn't mention you (except Frazier) , so don't take anything i said personal. That goes for all (including Frazier) - " This was meant in no way shape or form to single any(one-person) out OR in no way to be disrespectful" Its a forum, for this exact reason. 😶 LETS TALK ABOUT IT! Thank you for your time , L2W

I got one of the R1 from the kitchen ,you guys have done great and wish you all the success for the forth coming years ...good luck

The 🐘 in the room - by L2W Dear Fraser, since you do not want to respond/answer, i think some else could from the Netduma Team could shed some light on this? I hope this message finds you well. I’d like to express my frustration with the situation surrounding the XR series routers (Specifically the XR500 and XR1000), as it feels like we, as customers, have been left behind while new products and updates are being prioritized for the R-series. When I purchased the XR500 and XR1000, I did so believing the promise of a cutting-edge, future-proof gaming experience powered by DumaOS. At the time, I invested nearly $500 into the two routers, fully expecting that the firmware updates would continue to enhance their functionality and gaming features. However, the reality has been far from that expectation. Despite being marketed as premium gaming routers, the updates have been inconsistent, delayed, and in some cases, non-existent. Now, with the introduction of the R3, it feels as though customers like myself who purchased the XR series are being left behind. I understand the need for new products, but I cannot help but feel that the focus on the R3 has effectively sidelined the XR series, especially with the news that DumaOS 4.0 will not be available for the XR series. This is incredibly disheartening, as it appears that users who invested in the XR routers are now facing outdated firmware, while the R-series is receiving the latest features. I believe this situation could have been handled differently, particularly given that Netgear is not a small company. If Netgear is truly committed to its customers, particularly those who have invested in the XR series, it should not deny them access to the latest firmware updates that bring the promised gaming features. Denying these updates is not only poor customer service, but it also undermines the trust that customers have placed in the brand. If the focus is indeed shifting entirely to the R-series, it would be much more transparent to acknowledge this and provide clear communication to customers regarding the future of the XR series. It’s frustrating to feel like I’ve been caught in a cycle of purchasing products that, at the end of the day, are rendered obsolete faster than I could have ever anticipated. As it stands, I’m left wondering when—or if—there will be any updates for the XR series to bring them up to the same level of functionality as the R3. The lack of clarity and consistent communication about this issue is disappointing. I’d also like to raise the point that Netgear’s partnership with DumaOS should be focused on providing a top-tier experience for all users, regardless of which series router they own. Denying updates or withholding features for older products feels like a missed opportunity for both Netgear and DumaOS to show their commitment to their customer base. Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. Best regards, L2W I do not mind being the 🐘 in the room. SOMEONE HAS TO . LETS TALK ABOUT IT ! @Netduma Admin @Netduma Adrian @Netduma Alex @Netduma Anas @Netduma Andy @Netduma Bruno @Netduma Cameron @Netduma Casey @Netduma Crossy @Netduma Eyitope @Netduma Fraser @Netduma Greg @Netduma Iain @Netduma Jack @Netduma Jack B @Netduma Jonathan @Netduma Joseph @Netduma Josh @Netduma Justas @Netduma Kacper @Netduma Kieran @Netduma Lew @Netduma Liam @Netduma Luke @Netduma Luke M @Netduma Manu @Netduma Nicola @Netduma Sam @Netduma Samuel @NETDUMA Santa @Netduma Tom @Netgear Router Setup @DumaOS Beta Testing @Nighthawk Pro Gaming

Congratulations, all those years ago, the R1 fixed so many network issues for me, helped me game without others streaming causing me to lag. And now your doing that at source with ISP's. Amazing to see what you've achieved guy's, bravo.

Happy anniverssery guys, can't believe it's been 10 years!!

So many names I recognise in this post! How time does fly! Congratulations you guys. You deserve it!

Congratulations NETDUMA! This is really a success story from the start.. First starting in the kitchen and now evolving into what I would call a dominate force in the market.. I honestly have to say you guys have done what no other router or software company has ever thought was possible.. Its like the saying.. "Going where no man has gone before". That is honestly such a true statement in this situation.. I have been here for over 6 years and really have to give my hat off to NETDUMA.. Its been a marvel to see them grow.. And the features that really make one speechless.. When it comes to gaming there is no other router software out there that can influence ones experience like a DumaOS router.. Hands down there is none.. I have to say the folks at NETDUMA are truly good folks! I have to give a shout out to Fraser as well.. Watching him work the support forums is amazing.. That guy has patience like no other.. ha ha I thought I had patience but this guy has me beat! Congrats again guys! May there be many more years of success to come. Its well deserved. Zippy.

More chance of been Nuked by Russia then Duma getting XR1000 v3.3 firmware

There Hi, @Netduma Jack B Thanks for the reply, though it left me feeling like you were aiming for sarcasm instead of solutions—something I didn’t quite expect from someone representing a company in a public forum. Let’s unpack a few things, shall we? Just To Make Things Clear Let’s practice some phonics together: Netgear: That’s “Net-Gear,” as in the hardware company. DumaOS: That’s “Dew-Mah-OS,” as in your software. Now, do these sound like the same thing? No.I didn't think so either. If you think they do , just ask around and see what others say captain obvious. But here’s the kicker: they are inextricably linked when it comes to the XR series, like peanut butter and jelly—except this sandwich has been sitting out for over a year. So, when you clarify, “We’re not the same company as Netgear,” it’s a bit like David denying he knows Goliath after taking the slingshot to the head. Question 2: The Blame Game Your explanation boils down to: DumaOS: “We’re ready to go, software’s done.” Netgear: “Sorry, can’t find our testing team to rubber-stamp your work.” I mean, really? Netgear, the world’s largest router vendor, can’t allocate resources for firmware testing? Sounds more like a power play than a resourcing issue. A year-long delay suggests something bigger—maybe a lesson in “who’s the boss” on the food chain? I’d love to hear what actually happened in those “collaborative” meetings. Maybe the sword-fighting contests ran long? Meanwhile, XR users are caught in the crossfire, left with incomplete updates and vague promises. If the goal was to inspire confidence in your partnership, this situation has been a masterclass in how not to. Question 3: The Abandonment Game You say: “We’re not abandoning the XR series; it just won’t get DumaOS4.” Translation: “We’ll keep the lights on but don’t expect renovations.” That’s reassuring. Will DumaOS5 be coming, or should we brace ourselves for another round of waiting games and finger-pointing? Final Thoughts Your opening response was, let’s say, cheeky. I appreciate a bit of wit, but it landed more like condescension. So, I figured I’d return the favor. That said, if my tone ruffled any feathers, let me extend an olive branch. My frustration comes from a place of being a loyal customer who expected better from a product labeled as "cutting edge." Looking forward to your reply—preferably one that matches the professionalism your customers deserve. What's really going on? Thanks for Reading, Hope were still friends L2W

An update has been pushed that will fix it, 25% of people will have it now and it will auto rollout slowly so that by the end of the week 100% will have the cloud update. This is to prevent any major issues occurring.

Hi There, I can see in the logs that when you plug in the ethernet cable, It often is unable to get a LAN IP. no address range available for DHCP request via br-lan We believe we've got a fix for this coming in the next Beta firmware (Hopefully Friday). I'll DM it over to you once we've got it and we can see if it fixes your issue. If you're interested it appears to be a race condition with the DHCP Server: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/base-system/dhcp_configuration#race_conditions_with_netifd

I remember @sharpz44! Thanks for supporting us all this time. Man does time fly

I been getting a lot of people asking me to help them with this and i honestly believe its not a network issue. Check out this video Mutex just posted on X https://x.com/MuTeX/status/1859243740952404290 Here is my reply to what i think the issue is

I hate having to use an old laptop just to funnel in my VPN on the device that needs it but can't use the vpn's app. Why is it taking this long to get some sort of line of communication between Duma & Netgear? All I hear if it's here, Xitter Facebook is the same answer.. "checking with the team" "reaching out again"... At this rate, Duma should just take Netgear to court over nonsense like this... throwing the company under the bus. And just proceeded for Duma to drop it's own beta because NG clearly doesn't care about the xr1000 anymore, moving on to these newer wifi7 & AI driven devices.

Yes like i have said since 2015 the better your internet connection to the game the more the game handicaps you. With SBMM being parried with EOMM now its god awful in BO6. In in multiplayer MW3 2023 EOMM would just spawn a bad player behind you giving them the chance to kill you with out you knowing they are behind you. In warzone they will give the less experience or bad player in the engagement a advantage from a little quicker ttk or even a 1 hit melee with a longer lunge. You ever notice a score streak like the mortar strike will following you in warzone LOL and when you do die to it and you spectate the person that uses it they are extremely horrible at the game but yet you wont get a hit marker with yours and you dropped it on a full team of 4. Now in BO6 2024 EOMM is turned up so high if you have a extremely good connection to where you are getting a ping under 30ms the lobbies are just sweaty right, But if you really pay attention the lobbies are not sweatier, your just dying to more RNG! This is why you see videos and people saying around 60ping is the sweet spot. The average player that is not competitive at all will not notice a difference in latency between a 10 ping to a 60 ping lobby (Clueless) but the guy that plays every day will defiantly feel the difference but if your just getting wrecked cause of the condition of the game and not the actual skill base of the enemy then the smart side of your brain says lets play smarter and not harder and lets go back to that 60ms ping server (which causes players to try manipulate and look alternative ways to help get easier lobbies) Also what i have noticed with activision putting up 2nd name server to detect VPN usage. PC players will now get shadowed banned if the 2nd name server can not complete the handshake cause your ID is not matching your last known IP and the IP keeps changing frequently for that same ID. And if you are on console since shadow banned and perm bands are not written into the code they will put console vpn users into crazy hacker lobbies. This guy F@cked around and found out even admits towards then end of the video he got shadow banned Also if someone is up to no good from using a cronus, titin, REWASD (which now just crashes your game) or any input device that helps give you any kind of advantage, from ESP and or AIMBOT, VPN and so on... (Basically any thing that did not come out of the box with the game that will give you a advantage) The game will allow a enemy to 1 tap you in core with any gun. I tested a VPN for a coder 2 weeks ago and i got the bottiest lobbies of all time but EOMM cranked up so high i got 1 tapped by enemies not even shooting in my direction and was not even worth playing with the vpn enabled. With the 2nd name server up and all this AI stuff the game knows your up to something but they can not shadow or perm ban you on console and they will not perm ban you on pc to they detect a illegal tool being used cause they technically need prof you are breaking TOS. A member in my discord has been using a cronus since call of duty ghost 2012 with a PlayStation and every year he upgrades to the new version of cod he went from the ps3 to the 4 and now is on the 5 and he reached out to me cause he said BO6 was not giving him no love and he was just getting $hitted on right and left. He said he got so frustrated and unplugged the cronus and the next game he played was night and day different. This is just my 2cents but they do not want you to get better at the game! They want to keep you in this gray area. If you have a good game the next game punishes you lol. If you just keep getting really good at the game then the less experience players is not going to want to play cause they keep getting $hitted on. So they think if they handicap you enough the competitiveness side of you will keep you playing and well little Billy and Timmy get a dopamine spike every time they get a kill they do not even care or know what KD is. Also do not know if you noticed but there is no more KD again Treyarch went back to EDR which you get a kill point even if you only get a assist (Basically Activsion, Treyarch and Raven Softwares way for giving out patriation trophies)

Hi There, Clearly you're a bit annoyed about the whole situation, which is understandable. However, just to make things clear. We are not the same company as Netgear, the XR router series is collaboration between Netduma and Netgear. We informed customers that the XR series would not be getting DumaOS4 about a year ago. However, despite that we have tried and tried to get a final DumaOS 3.3 firmware including a bunch of bugfixes to XR1000 customers, like we have done with the XR700, XR500 and XR450 beta firmwares which you can find on this forum. Unfortunately, due to technical reasons its not as simple as just releasing a firmware for you to install otherwise we would have done so months ago. We require Netgear to provide us with a very specific firmware for this update, of which they have not had Netgear testing resources to put towards for months. Our software is ready and working, however the hardware waiting on Netgear. As a side note, the XR series will continue to be supported with new cloud updates for Geo-Filter and DPI compatability, we are not abandoning the products, they just won't receive DumaOS4.

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Hello everyone, A new update for the DumaOS app is now available for download on the App Store and Google Play Store. The update includes: Fixed issues preventing users from completing Setup Wizard Allowed more time for phone to connect to router WiFi Fixed bugs preventing some users from connecting to their Netgear router Better error messages for connection errors Fixed common causes of crashes You can read more detailed description below: Features * Dynamic generic default setup * New SmartBOOST Profiles view layout Bug Fixes * **regression:** Dynamic feature checks depending on call failure not working * App doesn't load if setup is the first page is open * Can't got back in hardware setup * Device name not changing on all Network Activity views after edited * Duplicate user errors on NETGEAR are only shown as generic errors * Frontend not loading on XR500 * Green theme selected color is in the wrong color * incorrect polish translations for upload and download * Parse systemInfo models properly * Ping Schedules are not sorted by their display names * PR response changes * Reaching Ping shcedule number limit is not handled * Some buttons are see-through on small screens during setup * Various reported incorrect translations * Weird layout shift in RGB setup * XR500 not detected in app Chores * Remove react-router

Must be incorrectly whitelisted then, thanks a lot, I'll have the team sort it on Monday

Hi everyone! Hope you all are doing well and looking forward to a great holiday season with lots of gaming and family time 🤭 In case you missed out us on socials, Netduma R3 is at the lowest ever price this week ONLY with a 25% off the R3. Use discount code 'BF24' at the ckeckout. https://netduma.com/r3

Tested on XR500 and XR1000, will be fixed in the next app release, it just need to pass testing.

@TODDzillaInLAThere is no way to tell go and test it yourself lmfao connect to a call of duty vpn then check whats your ip address watch it provide the same ip as your home ip address a call of duty vpn is not a normal vpn nor do they work as a normal vpn or in the same way .. As for second server you will see more then one server if using a vpn or geo Thats the vpn location then the other is server location .. I have used a vpn in cod for over 3 years .. I actually dont use other cod vpns like 99% user base do i use one i made myself as its so easy to create this how ano about all info i have and what ports can be used so on av tested everything i even have a kd stats so i can see what locations give what lobby kd for each match i dont just connect to a server and say its good i have the full results to back up what i say ...

Is there other r3 users having the same problem?

@satinghostrider If you have disabled QOS correctly that should also be disabled as it disables all the priority feature if you select on smart boost it will state it same as ping optimize .. Make sure you are connection to close servers to you not servers far away .. Cod made chnages in recent anti cheat update to combat vpns & geo ect so they are adding on ping thrusholds to people using geo & vpns your ping is getting ping added on other words hense its best to stay close to you

@De4d SaVi0rSalut ✌️comment ça va ? Je trouve également que quelque chose ne va pas avec le Netduma et Black Ops 6 ! Je sais que le jeu est très mal optimisé et que les serveurs sont mauvais mais par exemple avec MW3 l’année dernière, le Netduma était parfait pour moi ! J’ai vu sur certains forums sur Reddit que beaucoup de gens jouaient en Wifi et que c’était bien meilleur qu’en Ethernet. Avoir apparemment environ 100ms in game rendait le jeu plus fluide ! J’ai aussi désactivé le QOS et pour ma part je trouve ça mieux mais par contre pas de Steady Ping ! Avec le Steady Ping mon ressentis était vraiment mauvais … J’ai testé beaucoup de réglages différents mais pour l’instant rien de vraiment concluant ! Avoir bloqué les textures me permet d’avoir moins de perte de paquet ( enfin j’ai l’impression 😅) et d’avoir désactivé le QOS mais sinon j’ai quand même beaucoup de parties et de duels perdus non justifiés ! Je testerai aujourd’hui sans le Netduma et je te dirai ! Merci à toi d’avoir partagé ton avis 😉

You don't receive anything, you're just able to access here now: https://forum.netduma.com/forum/144-netduma-r2-early-access/

Qos is really only good if your internet suffers from bad traffic example if you have loads of other devices using the internet at the same time Enabling Qos actually makes games worse .. Its been proven this .. What your are doing using qos is limiting your speeds you actally get to lower speeds you want full speeds while gaming ... The thing to keep in mind is QOS is of very limited value when you only control one end. So you can prioritize packets going outbound, but only as far as the next hop (ISP). Inbound not much you can do. Prioritizing within your LAN is feasible but I don't believe Asus QOS does anything with that, you'd need a switch with QOS features. QOS can do more harm than good too, all it is doing is putting pseudo limitations on the connection, making some devices think there is saturation and others think it is all good. This really only works for TCP traffic, UDP not so much. The QOS process also adds a bit of latency to process the packets. If the latency is beyond the router, QOS will do more harm than good (even if it isn't, that's usually the case, it is only needed if you are saturating the connection with other things, like running a large file upload while gaming. If the link is not saturated, QOS will only hurt, not help). It isn't like it is going to accelerate packets beyond the speed of light or anything. ...

Perfect problem solved... I hope there will be new updates and great satisfaction for all of us, I wish you an excellent job and a great day. Thanks again

Hey everyone I'm Scott, I run a small YouTube channel that covers everything NetDuma/DumaOS! If you need help with setup, settings, exc please consider giving my channel a look. If there's something I haven't covered yet that you would like covered you could always leave a comment here or my channel. There's a chance that at some point in the future I'll be able to get to your request. This community is absolutely amazing and I want to do all I can to help out. I really appreciate everybody who's checked out my channel over the years. For anyone who hasn't yet please consider giving it a look. If you have any questions feel free to ask I'll try to get back to you. Thanks Scott PS: Check out my latest video where I cover how dscp tagging effects buffer bloat on your Xbox.

Hi Everyone, We've got a new firmware for you guys. This one is a relatively smaller changelog than the previous one as we're currently in the process of finalising a few new features that will be coming in the next firmware. Changelog: COUNTRY SELECTOR You can now set your Geo-Filter radius using countries through the custom Geo-Filter radius. Geo-Filter 2.0 improvements Improved reliability of getting games inside your radius Memory usage improvements Improvements made to fix issues with the UI not loading Bugfix for SmartBOOST causing loss of total bandwidth speed over time. You can install the firmware via Settings > Troubleshooting > Upload Firmware, and upload the file. DumaOS-R3-4.0.290.sig EDIT: We will be pushing this via the One click update over the next week or so

Thanks frazer

Thank you for your understanding and reply

Don't use the polygons, try with the normal radius instead

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I replied to you in that other topic but R3 WAN IP in the Orbi DMZ and if needed PS5 in the DMZ on the R3

Thank you. I will try it out and see if it is fixed.

Por el momento si funciona. Gracias

Thanks for letting us know, glad you were able to get it sorted!

Thats whole point why you get low ping using a cod vpn as its not sending all traffic through the vpn meaning its faking where your location is if its doing that then you aint really at that location its spoofing your location to provide a false one .. If you use a normal vpn you will get high ping as its sending all data traffic then if you check whats my ip address your ip will show to whatever location you selected a cod vpn will not do that its not made for that purpose nor will it works as a normal vpn as its not a normal vpn it would need the config adjusted for that to work correctly .. Connecting to a location over 1000 miles away from you and you have low ping when searching should tell you how it kinda works .. As for Geo they can not see that either being used no way to detect it

Ahhh. Gotcha

That's good to hear, thanks for the update, do let us know if it happens again

Yo @Tony, Moi ça va très bien et toi ? Écoute pour moi c'est exactement pareil, sur MW3 le netduma marchait parfaitement j'étais heureux mais la, ça fonctionne pas malgré toutes les manipulations, j'ai même l'impression que plus j'en fait moins ça marche. Je vais tester en Wi-Fi ce soir. Avec le Steady Ping, ça fonctionne encore moins et quand je le mets à 80ms, c trop dégueu.. Pour le blocage des textures, j'ai effectué la manip' sur le pare feu windows est j'avais pas l'impression que cela fonctionnait donc je sais pas.. La, sans le netduma, c'est mieux mais j'ai aussi pas mal de duels perdues non justifiés.. Merci à toi en tout cas 👌😁

Hi! Please add me for the beta .

Thanks for the request, I'll pass it onto the team

Came out on the 21st of this month

Port forward ports 1-65535 source & destination, TCP & UDP to the R3, that will act essentially as a DMZ function

some fortnite servers dont show up or wont connect the main NA-Central Server in dallas seems like it doesnt exist in the software or wont connect at all

Ping Heatmap isn't showing is currently on any game, that's an issue we're aware of but assuming the game still has it you can connect to it. Filtering for Fortnite though is quite difficult, you would need to use Geo-Latency really to avoid being kicked frequently but it won't be full proof just due to the way they handle matchmaking.

Set your location on the game Set your location on the Geo map Disable GeoLatency Disable PingAssist (set it to 0,0) Enable Strict Mode Disable Fast Search Then restart game or wait 10 minutes (in the lobby in the game). If that doesn't work, reboot PC/Console and it should work then.