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  1. Netduma Fraser

    Battlefield 6

    No worries I understand! Thanks for the screenshot, I'll ask them to double check
    2 points
  2. sw3ar

    Battlefield 6

    Any updates on that? it still happens
    2 points
  3. Netduma Fraser

    Battlefield 6

    I don't believe the cloud has reached full rollout yet so once that's done you should notice an improvement
    1 point
  4. It's not stupid, certainly an idea that seems obvious but in the EA user agreement it states "You may not reverse engineer or attempt to extract or otherwise use source code or other data from EA Services, unless expressly authorized by EA or permitted by law." So even if we were to consider it, legally that wouldn't be a good idea to do so. Also the server browser just retrieves their server IPs and they know where those locations are of course and they will be retrieved from the server itself, something we can't do. The router can retrieve those IP addresses and that's how they appear on the map. IP databases (databases that identify the location that belongs to an IP address) can be quite inaccurate or at least slow to update (unless you own your own database/you're putting a lot of money into it) so that's why the locations for the IPs of the servers can sometimes be incorrectly located on the map. When we become aware of this we correct it and our own game server IP database becomes just a little bit more accurate. However, the issue is that they will sometimes bring in new servers that have different IPs etc and then the location becomes out of data for us again so its a bit of a constant tug of war trying to keep the locations up to date. For the most part the servers are shown correctly and we just need to do little updates to correct the ones that aren't.
    1 point
  5. lefteris.lydios

    Battlefield 6

    I'm not a Network expert by any means. I am just a casual - weekend only - gamer. Maybe what I'm about to say will sound stupid, but why can't you guys just take advantage of the Browse Servers option in the game and reverse engineer it in order to pinpoint the server we are connected to? I did some testing and I joined the furthest server possible and magically Sydney server lit up in Geo Filter (probably correct) . BTW Oklahoma server was also lit but that's not a problem because I've already booked a flight to Oklahoma to C4 this god damn POS. My point is, use Browse Servers as a tool.
    1 point
  6. Netduma Fraser

    ping plotter

    All you need to worry about is the bottom graph which is showing very good results so all good!
    1 point
  7. Zli

    Battlefield 6

    I also wrote on that topic, but it's not worth it. The Netduma team published a fake server announcement and they won't correct the mistake. The only two servers that exist for the game are Frankfurt and London in Europe, and you'll never be connected to a third one in Europe.
    1 point
  8. Netduma Fraser

    Battlefield 6

    Generally you won't see all the servers on the Geo-Filter as it only shows what you're making connections to
    1 point
  9. You can ignore both of these, they're just log spam, they won't be causing you any issues. It's very likely a lease renewal happening for a device when the connection briefly drops. We don't allow SSH access.
    1 point
  10. Netduma Fraser

    Battlefield 6

    Likely next week but I'll check with the team
    1 point
  11. TheBrandon

    Battlefield 6

    Thank you can't wait.
    1 point
  12. Netduma Fraser

    Battlefield 6

    If you're on console you don't need to select anything - it should show as EA Games when done for PC
    1 point
  13. Eu que agradeço.
    1 point
  14. Good to hear, thanks for the update!
    1 point
  15. If all devices are connected to the R3 you can utilize Congestion Control for bufferbloat and you can use the Geo-Filter, if you only have 1 device connected to the R3 then just the Geo-Filter will be effective.
    1 point
  16. I’m experiencing another issue where matching is not working properly. Occasionally, it does match, but most of the time, it seems to fail. When I checked the geofilter settings, I had set the geofence to the U.S. West Coast region, but it says it matched with a server in Oklahoma, which is outside the geofence, and the matching still doesn’t work. Could you please suggest any solutions for this? One notable detail is that when matching works, it shows a server within the U.S. West Coast region set by the geofilter, but when it doesn’t work, it always indicates a connection to an Oklahoma city server.
    1 point
  17. Thanks please keep us updated here (or on X) so we know when it's fixed!
    1 point
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  19. You would need to ensure ALL devices are connected to the R3 in that scenario, stop any devices auto connecting to the ISP modem/router. It's likely you would just need to fine tune your Congestion Control/SmartBOOST settings to get a better experience. We are working on the PPPoE issue.
    1 point
  20. Thank you for the feedback, I'll pass it on
    1 point
  21. Good to hear, thanks for the update! You have access now should you need it/ever want to try it.
    1 point
  22. Netduma’s customer support is excellent. Thank you for your efforts in resolving the issue!
    1 point
  23. We're working on some cloud updates currently specifically for BF6 so this will be improved upon and should be more accurate overall. It will resolve the annoying Oklahoma issue also. Once done they'll be pushed to your router automatically, you don't have to do anything
    1 point
  24. We're working on some cloud updates currently specifically for BF6 so this will be improved upon and should be more accurate overall. Once done they'll be pushed to your router automatically, you don't have to do anything
    1 point
  25. Use a local site like a news website for example, something in your country specifically, if you're in a large country like the US then a local site such as a news site would be best
    1 point
  26. Still no fix for this it has been happening to me aswell, especially the mislocations
    1 point
  27. Hi Fraser, do u know if the update is out ? still not able to use geofilter on BF6, thanks
    1 point
  28. It's unlikely to be a widespread issue otherwise lots of people would have mentioned it by now, do this process and check again: Quit the application/game/client completely - that means from the System Tray as well, so the Xbox App shouldn't be there Remove device from the Geo-Filter Keep it set as the PlayStation in the Device Manager Resync from the Geo-Filter Map menu Re-add the device to the Geo-Filter Set up the Geo-Filter how you like Wait 2 minutes Boot up application/game/client See if it works better then. If not I've given you Early Access you can upgrade to, to see if it works better on that version https://forum.netduma.com/forum/151-netduma-r3-early-access/
    1 point
  29. I get this problem of connecting to the oklahoma server as well and I'm in the UK and set my geofilter to the UK
    1 point
  30. Netduma Fraser

    Battlefield 6

    Good advice above! We'll be doing more cloud updates including addressing the Oklahoma servers always appearing
    1 point
  31. Have you used something like Ping Plotter shown in the guide? As that will provide more real world results and should be more accurate overall
    1 point
  32. lefteris.lydios

    Battlefield 6

    GF shows only 2 servers in Europe. Frankfurt and London. I can't see how this https://netduma.com/blog/battlefield-6-server-locations is accurate.
    0 points
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