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NEW R3 FIRMWARE - DumaOS 4.0.1510
Hydros85 and 10 others reacted to Netduma Alex for a topic
Hi everyone, We are excited to roll out a major new firmware update for the Netduma R3, packed with significant improvements and optimisations weβve been developing over the last year. This is a comprehensive release. You will experience a noticeably faster user interface, improved Wi-Fi auto-channel selection, new dedicated front panel LED controls, and key memory and security patches designed for long-term stability. Alongside these broader enhancements, we have completely overhauled two core systems: Device Manager & Classification Engine We have implemented a completely new Device Classification backend that allows classification and categorisation rules to be updated dynamically over the cloud. Just as our DPI system automatically updates to support new games, DumaOS can now recognize and categorize newly released smart devices as soon as they hit the market. To help make Device Manager as accurate as possible, users can now optionally report incorrect classifications directly to us. This reporting is purely opt-in, fully anonymised, and directly helps improve detection accuracy for all users. You will be asked if you want to participate the first time you make changes in Device Manager, and you can easily change your preference at any time from the Settings menu. Geo-Latency We have fine-tuned Geo-Latency to work more reliably with our currently supported titles, while expanding support to include more games, such as Battlefield 6. We have also reduced its footprint under the hood to improve overall system performance. Behind the scenes, we have been working hard on several exciting new DumaOS features that we are almost ready to share. Expect to hear more about those very soon. Thank you for your patience in waiting for this new firmware, and thank you for being a Netduma customer. DumaOS-R3-4.0.1510.sig Full Changelog:11 points -
It's been extremely stable for now. no crashes, UI is fast, and I'm a general household user/gamer, remote worker, and it's been solid for all of that. i'm not doing any fancy or unique really. on spectrum internet. not sure who "everyone" is because i'm sure not having issues. hopefully you get any help you need on your unit. the netduma team has been great in helping.4 points
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Setup NetDuma Help
Redflame and 2 others reacted to CamTastic91 for a topic
Need Help setup Netduma r3 for any game. I'm having issues with games like BF6 and Call Of Duty registering hit detection and want the truth on what is the recommended settings base on play testing and knowledge of packets and the internet. Also the recommended settings for my computer when it comes to DNS(Should it be default or uses other popular DNS?). I play On PC. See every body else play ok me it seems bullet damage is lower than most people. Watch all kinds of people on youtube play and seem ok or pro at the games and myself is ok but i know something is off in games i play with other people and seeing these problems like punishing the player for being Ok. Im pretty sure its the internet and maybe the router setup wrong. just running out of ideas and understanding because im not sure what to trust or believe.3 points -
NEW R3 FIRMWARE - DumaOS 4.0.1510
Netduma Fraser and 2 others reacted to Redflame for a topic
Just updated. I really appreciate the hard work @Netduma Alex and the team put into this update, plus thanks to @Netduma Fraser for always being there whenever lag managed to reappear. After redialling in CC β BO7 + BF6 feels rather smooth π, yay!3 points -
Outstanding work as always team ππ3 points
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Rosario and one other reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
This has been requested before and its on the to do list for the team, they will make changes as soon as they're able2 points -
Netduma Mesh System
Tua PR and one other reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
That would be really cool but it would involve a lot of work in an area we've not really touched before, perhaps once this big feature update is done we'll have more time to look into things like this2 points -
connection type: Asymmetric Fibre to the Premise 900/100. Iβm a gamer my family are streaming mad. Usually 3-4 4k Netflix streams going on while I game For me personally the update is rather stable, more stable than the previous one The app hitches when grabbing server ping but I believe Fraser said theyβre going to push an app update out, but Iβve been using my iPhone browser for router admin rather than app before issue was a thing. So not an issue for me.2 points
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In my region thereβs one physical fibre infrastructure provider - the ISPs use this to provide fibre to the premises to us. Sadly this fibre is asymmetric and uses PPPoE. Due to my asymmetric connection (900 down & 105 up) I seem more prone to bufferbloat. I can get A+ on waveform bufferbloat test, I still get lag in game. On max ping on download values, thereβs a max of 280ms. So I started using LibreQoS Advanced Test. It feels like itβs stricter than waveform. It grades download, upload and bidirectional (when both are maxed out) it reported I had A+ on download and upload, but B grade on bidirectional (33-50ms added). When I got all down to A+ grade and 0ms added latency my connection was much better.2 points
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Updated my netduma r3 with new firmware need help
DARKNESS reacted to blue water for a topic
Your very welcome and thank u and the rest of the dev team for all the hard work y'all put into making the netduma routers possible1 point -
Hello, Netduma team! As a huge fan, user, and beta tester, Iβd like to suggest a native Netduma Mesh system for your next hardware release. In fact, I recently had to disconnect my Netduma R3 because I have a 1 Gbps up/down connection, and hardware limitations prevented me from utilizing the full speed. On top of that, I live in a two-story apartment with heavy interference from neighboring Wi-Fi networks, and a single R3 just can't get the signal everywhere. A native Mesh system would completely solve these issues. It would allow users with high-speed connections to achieve full coverage across multiple floors and overcome intense interferenceβall while maintaining unique DumaOS features (like Geo-Filter and Congestion Control) across every node. It would combine your gaming software with the reliable coverage and performance that modern households urgently need!1 point
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Oh, merci pour l'idΓ©e ! That sounds like an amazing project for an old European house, but raising the floors?! Mon dieu, I am way too poor for that kind of extreme home makeover! ππ1 point
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Thank you for my english π Iβm good too π I will try your advice about the steady ping ! My ping is normally 9ms ( the servers of Miami ) . I play on PC . Youβre right about the lag compensation ! This thing is horrible and the SBMM too . If it was an SBMM about your level it will be ok but this thing doesnβt take ping into account at least not exactly β¦ Have a great day Redflame πβοΈ1 point
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Netduma Mesh System
Netduma Fraser reacted to Tua PR for a topic
Thank you so much for replying! I completely understand that developing it from scratch involves a massive amount of back-end work, especially since DumaOS has traditionally been focused on single gaming routers. It's great to hear that it's at least a cool concept on your radar! I'll be looking forward to that big feature update you guys are working on right now. Hopefully, once the dust settles, a native mesh system can be explored down the road. Keep up the awesome work with the updates!1 point -
NEW R3 FIRMWARE - DumaOS 4.0.1510
Redflame reacted to jmoorect1979 for a topic
Disregard my last post, i wired my connection and installed from downloading the file.1 point -
NEW R3 FIRMWARE - DumaOS 4.0.1510
ueypoint reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
As above we are working to fix that for the next version Just to make people/you aware that the lack of updates/communication is because we're working on big things yet to come and they will be worth the wait. It wasn't indicative of any sort of timeline or next update promise.1 point -
DumaR2 4.0 beta access
Luis Guilherme reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
Added https://forum.netduma.com/topic/56638-new-r2-firmware-dumaos-40258/1 point -
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I believe thatβs a known bug. At least the DNS one is. I believe the Netduma team working on it.1 point
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Hi Redflame π thank you so much for your help and for your time !! I will try your recommandation and Iβll keep you in touch ! Same feeling I think the season 6 bring some problem with the game β¦ Thank you again π ( sorry for my bad english Iβm French )1 point
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FC 27 SUPPORT ON XR1000
alexjucu88 reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
Yes I understand, I've asked the team to test the game and make changes where necessary1 point -
Netduma R3 not getting full broadband speed
Netduma Fraser reacted to buzz for a topic
Hi Jamie, Thank you for your advice. Will try this out Cheers Pete1 point -
NEW R3 FIRMWARE - DumaOS 4.0.1510
Rodolfo Lima reacted to Jackal235 for a topic
Very disappointing firmware!!! No new features, same slow, old user interface. When in PPPoE some options don't work -Wan, advanced page not responding -geofiltering enabled/disabled button doesn't move1 point -
NEW R3 FIRMWARE - DumaOS 4.0.1510
DOGGAVELI reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
It's not publicly available yet. Can you provide a screenshot of what you're seeing exactly? Do you have it connected to a power extender or direct to an outlet? If an extender please try direct to an outlet. Otherwise do you have another power adapter you could try with? If you're asking because you do, what issue are you having? Otherwise, it's quite a stable update which is why we've made it public.1 point -
Black Ops 1 PS5
Netduma Fraser reacted to Sparda1418 for a topic
Turning off Ping Assist and Geo-Latency fixed my issue. Thanks man.1 point -
Does the R3 accept a /31 mask in the static IP WAN settings?
Krush reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
It will accept it but you will need the DNS from them also. I can't say for certain if it will work, I haven't seen anyone mention setting their static IP in WAN Settings before and I don't have the capability to test it and I don't know when the last time it may have been tested specifically was.1 point -
Salut ! Juste pour mon information personnelle, quel FAI/Pays te propose cette configuration ?1 point
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Just a heads up. The Mac Address Cloning area under Advanced WAN Details is constantly trying to load/buffer the address. This is on all Internet browsers and on the app. I am also unable to enter and save any DNS Override or MTU settings as pressing the save button doesnβt save your inputs. This is likely because the Mac Address Cloning area is still trying to load. This also happens on all browsers and the app too. Thanks.1 point
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Steady Ping
Tony reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
I'm good thanks, how are you? Well it does add ping so if your ping is already very stable then you would be adding ping unnecessarily potentially making your connection worse but try with/without and see what works best for you1 point -
Does the R3 accept a /31 mask in the static IP WAN settings?
Iced Soul reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
You don't need the static IP in WAN Settings, you'll just receive the IP from the provider so it'll work just fine!1 point -
NEW R3 FIRMWARE - DumaOS 4.0.1510
DOGGAVELI reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
I'll respond in your topic1 point -
NEW R3 FIRMWARE - DumaOS 4.0.1510
DOGGAVELI reacted to Netduma Alex for a topic
This is actually an intentional change. For most users, we thought that the hostname wouldn't be useful. For example the default hostname for a Windows PC is usually DESKTOP-XXXXXXX, where XXXXXXX is a random series of characters. In this scenario, the name "Microsoft Windows Computer" might be more useful. However I can see that for users who customise their hostnames, or for users with lots of the same type of device, this change is actually a step backwards. Perhaps we could add a toggle to display hostnames instead, or perhaps we could put the hostname in brackets after the assigned name? I'll discuss it with the frontend guys. Due to the Device Manager overhaul, some of the device/icon mappings were broken. If for example we update the name of a device type from the cloud, it might no longer link to the correct icon, which I think is what happened in this case. I will talk to the frontend team and make sure we get non-generic icons for everything.1 point -
Went searching #NetDuma for R3 ideas and found this π
Tony reacted to TODDzillaInLA for a topic
Join my discord for more help https://discord.gg/zillagaming1 point -
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@Netduma Alex With this update I've noticed that the router no longer recognizes the computers system name. For example my computer is named Jamie-PC and in device manager the router knew and automatically named me on the router as Jamie-PC. But now with this latest firmware it names everyone as Microsoft Windows Computer and I need to manually rename everyone myself. Additionally, there are less device manager icon options to select for each device on the network now. There is no longer a inique icon for Wi-Fi extenders like in the past. Not a major issue but strange to remove options that were available before.1 point
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Went searching #NetDuma for R3 ideas and found this π
Alex49H reacted to TODDzillaInLA for a topic
Dang, people are either gatekeeping their settings or donβt know what theyβre doing and are too scared to share. π€¦πΎββοΈπ1 point -
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someone helped me optimized my connection and it really helped bring down jitter during buffer bloat and anyone who needs help id recommend getting help from that user. really helped but still experiencing lag compensation. can you elaborate on how to do that last part of your message? i currently live in los Angeles which is i believe one of the major servers for games like call of duty which i play mostly. also just confirming my bufferbloat test works best when setting speeds to 60mbps for both download and upload even with my 1000mbps internet speeds. so when setting geofilter to a different location is it still ok to keep my speeds at 60mbps still?1 point
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Netduma R3 not getting full broadband speed
buzz reacted to JamieBethell for a topic
It sounds more like a Netduma R3 configuration issue than a problem with your Virgin Media connection, especially since the router itself gets 470β500 Mbps. Iβd check QoS/Congestion Control, bandwidth limits, and any traffic prioritisation settings you changed for Black Ops 7. Try returning those settings to default and run another speed test. If the speed returns, you can adjust the gaming settings gradually without limiting the whole connection.1 point -
Returning to R3 β Advice needed
olivia567 reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
You can do that in Settings > WAN > Advanced then enable DNS Override and you can enter it there1 point -
I am moving from my current ISP to a newer ISP. There may be a chance that my service could go live without the new router arriving yet therefore I may need to plug my R3 directly into ONT until I get new router for DMZ. I was told not so long back, that there was a disconnect bug with direct PPPoe.1 point
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What do you want supported in DumaOS?
olivia567 reacted to [email protected] for a topic
Hello, I set up the netduma r2 that arrived today and I have a question, dual vpn. Is there a way to make all traffic go through vpn and only be able to give some exception (wan) via rules similar to asus fusion vpn? @Netduma Fraser1 point -
What do you want supported in DumaOS?
olivia567 reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
That would be with QoS disabled most likely though you might be able to get that with QoS enabled1 point -
What do you want supported in DumaOS?
olivia567 reacted to [email protected] for a topic
So, 900/600 arrives, but due to the QoS, I suppose it limits this speed, right?1 point -
What do you want supported in DumaOS?
olivia567 reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
In theory 950/950 but I'd expect something closer to 900/600 in reality1 point -
What do you want supported in DumaOS?
olivia567 reacted to [email protected] for a topic
What is the maximum upload and download support supported?1 point -
What do you want supported in DumaOS?
olivia567 reacted to Netduma Fraser for a topic
Correct you won't get symmetric 1000Mbps out of the R21 point -
What do you want supported in DumaOS?
olivia567 reacted to [email protected] for a topic
a doubt they solved the speed limitation netduma r2 the software did not work well with fiber speed 1000mb a few years ago I say it because I chose to buy the r2 that I currently have r1. I remember that I was not able to manage symmetrical fiber due to the software or cpu limitation? @Netduma Fraser1 point
