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  1. 4 points
  2. Ah d'accord merci beaucoup pour vitre aide et votre patience !! ❤️
    2 points
  3. NAT is not something the Geo-Filter can cause being open or moderate. You either have an Open NAT or you don't. You do have an Open NAT. The Geo-Filter blocks the server to test your NAT - it's not causing a moderate NAT. The test because it is unable to reach the server defaults to showing moderate. When it is able to reach the server i.e. with the Geo-Filter disabled then it is able to show you Open. This does not mean you only have an Open NAT with the Geo-Filter disabled and Moderate with it enabled. The NAT is open in both scenarios, it is just the reporting that is different. @Krush can you translate what I'm saying please?
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  4. I figured it out, i had my network selector in Fortnite to na east, once i put it in auto it went back to normal
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  5. It's not unlikely it will come back at all. It will be updated again
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  6. Ok, I'll give it a try once I'm home and I'll let you know
    1 point
  7. Thanks Fraser, I’ll do some testing later today after work and report back what happens.
    1 point
  8. Yes you'd put 0. The ISP timeout must be set to 5 then, if they're otherwise unhelpful perhaps they could change the timeout for you just to see if the issue improves
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  9. Netduma Fraser

    Xr 500

    Good to hear you got it sorted, it was just a security update so it should have no effect on use whatsoever
    1 point
  10. Grazie a te 😊😊😊
    1 point
  11. Good to hear, thanks for the update!
    1 point
  12. I tried that a while back...didn't work for some reason. I have no complaints about this router. It performs as advertised and the OS is awesome.
    1 point
  13. Port forward 3074 for one device and 3075 for the other and then you should be able to get an Open NAT at the same time.
    1 point
  14. Netduma Fraser

    Fortnite problem

    Good to hear thanks for the update!
    1 point
  15. Do the same process but use this command instead please: duma.RPCHandler.PromiseAsync("com.netdumasoftware.settings", "remote_access","true") I'll have someone monitor the topic so they can try to upgrade you when you say you're accessible.
    1 point
  16. Thank you Fraser
    1 point
  17. Hello. I am wondering what basic settings on the R3 that minimize and bloat and help my bullets nuke. I want to stay away from geo fencing though as I like to connect to all servers. Any settings I should specifically change or turn on/off? 2.5GB down, 300 up. Thanks.
    1 point
  18. That's fine then. No that's not true, you're not going to stress the system too much by lowering the percentage lower than 90%.
    1 point
  19. I've given you Early Access with the latest version being here: https://forum.netduma.com/topic/60946-new-r3-firmware-dumaos-401147/ As above for MAC cloning
    1 point
  20. Devastate

    Mac address cloning

    MAC address cloning can be found by navigating to Settings > WAN > Advanced > MAC Address Cloning.
    1 point
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  22. Si..ho incluso il Giappone ... Ok...elimino tutti i server che ho nelle liste... Riprovo e ti faccio sapere☺️
    1 point
  23. If you're not using the Geo-Filter then it's not going to be possible to get the best experience more often than not. Otherwise that leaves you with Congestion Control to attempt to get results like the above - just keep fine tuning/testing until you get the best values. Then SmartBOOST to prioritize the devices/services for gaming.
    1 point
  24. It needs to be updated via the cloud which is what we will do, it should be done early this week
    1 point
  25. get you a good bufferbload first. I think its the most important thing you could do. here is mine
    1 point
  26. Could you switch the interface language back to English then provide another screenshot of what you're seeing when it happens and include a screenshot of the Geo-Filter settings menu please?
    1 point
  27. No worries, as long as Geofilter is working. I'm good. Thanks again.
    1 point
  28. KOAO

    DumaOS 4 on the R2

    I'm part of the Early Access for DumaOS4 but I can't find the file for that. Any help with that? Edit: Nevermind, lol. My fault.
    1 point
  29. I've asked them to update it today so hopefully they will have the time to do so
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  31. The R2 was sold with DumaOS 3, DumaOS 4 wasn't advertised as a reason to buy the R2, it was developed on the R3 itself and to get it on the older R2 hardware was a challenge that we didn't need to do but wanted to for our customers. We've explained why there have been delays and this hasn't just been for the R2 either. We never promise firmware because it's always subject to change, I've said many times we don't provide ETAs. The next R2 DumaOS 4 firmware would be the final firmware so the more time we take the more stable it will be overall. Also it is a support forum so there are only people posting issues here.
    1 point
  32. Download the latest firmware from the NTGR site and then go to 192.168.1.1/adv_index.htm and that should take you to the NTGR settings where you can then re-upgrade the firmware. Close the tab, wait 4 minutes then access normally and see if it loads.
    1 point
  33. Hey Netduma fellows, Hope you’re all having a great day! I wanted to share the best settings I’ve found for improving my online gaming experience. Now, I’m not sure if the Netduma team will be happy about this because, honestly, none of these settings are related to the Netduma router. I’ve been using Netduma routers for over five years, starting with the R1 model. Sometimes, they performed great; other times, not so much. Over time, I began to question whether using QoS alone was the best approach—until I was introduced to SQM (Smart Queue Management). Some of you might already be familiar with SQM, CAKE, and FQ_CoDel, but let me tell you—SQM is an absolute game-changer when running on high-performance router hardware with OpenWRT. My Solution for Consistent Performance The key to getting good, consistent results (which has helped me maintain a 3+ K/D ratio in every FPS game) was: 1. Using a high-performance router that supports OpenWRT 2. Enabling CAKE as the QoS algorithm Since CAKE requires significant CPU power, I chose the Flint 2 router, which can efficiently shape over 500 Mbps of traffic while running CAKE. The Best Part? Set It and Forget It The only tuning required is adjusting overhead and MPU (Minimum Packet Unit) settings. Other than that, once set up, it just works. That’s all I wanted to share. Hope this helps someone out there struggling with network consistency!
    1 point
  34. The update before, I had to downgrade, but this update (4.0.540) has improved my ping and my speeds, on call of duty I've been averaging 60 to 100 kills on multiplayer, it's hitting the mark and this is the best one so far after using it since it was released. Great job guys.
    1 point
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