Netduma Fraser

Yes that is entirely possible - have you tried without the proxy? I'd have to ask a dev to see if they can get that for you - I'll come back to you. Just to double check, which region do you need IPs for?

If his keeps forcing 3074 then you could remove your port forward for 3074 and change it to 3075 and see if it works that way instead. No worries!

It should be resolved then once we've updated the cloud again, should be this week

We're in the process of resolving it currently, it needs to be updated via the cloud, resync the cloud on the Geo-Filter just in case you're not on the latest cloud already

Good to hear, let us know how you get on!

That's an anomaly you can ignore that, it does look like the Geo-Filter has been enabled after the game launch? You shouldn't see all servers with a white circle really

I assume you're both trying to play CoD is that right? If so, that uses 3074 for the first device that plays and then it should force a second device to use 3075 if 3074 is already being used. However as you've eluded to, getting an open NAT on multiple devices can be difficult.

I'm not sure where you saw 3075 from for game pass but it needs 3074 as far as I can tell so then set 3075 for the other PC. Once done, reboot the router, wait 4 minutes then launch your PC and game first, it should use 3074, then do theirs and it should use 3075 and be open

Good to hear! You can port forward 3076 for them and it should work in theory

I'm not sure what you mean exactly: What are the speeds you pay for? Have you entered the new speeds into the router? What percentages have you set on Congestion Control? Do you have Speed Test bypass enabled? What is the model of the modem/router the R3 is connected to and how have you set that to ensure all traffic flows to the R3? E.g R3 in its DMZ, modem/bridge mode Are ALL devices connected to the R3?

Are you able to load the page in an incognito window? You wouldn't be able to do it from that page. Potentially you'd be able to do it on the Adblocker page but it's purpose isn't to block an entire website but it may work

What do you need the IP addresses for specifically? The router can get the IPs yes but we don't show the IPs on the interface and we don't provide them. Also on Ping Heatmap the IPs shown there may not specifically be the game server but a server in the same location as where the game server is. For the Geo-Filter: Do this: Quit the application/game/client completely - including the game client from the System Tray - important! Remove device from the Geo-Filter Give the PC the PlayStation Device Type 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 It's essential the Geo-Filter is enabled before the game client or the game have been launched. If you change Geo-Filter settings when you're on the game then you will need to restart the game for those changes to take effect, otherwise it will use the previous Geo-Filter settings and appear not to be working.

It should be absolutely fine for that size

Zoom out fully on the map, invite them, there will be a blocked icon - yellow triangle - somewhere on the map, you click that then on the right of the page it will update with information about it and you can name and allow it there

Good to hear! The test server it uses is hardcoded onto the router and so can't be updated via the cloud so unfortunately that server is not always available so I would recommend doing what you have been doing and setting manually

Netduma.com There are guides on support.netduma.com, there are also quite a few video guides from the community and us on YouTube. Of course if you have any questions you can post here as well and we'll be happy to help.

With the correct Geo-Filter settings done so that you would force a server within your radius you would see the game server outside your radius and therefore know it is a relay server being used so you would know where that server is located and potentially be able to ping it also.

Yes & no. When it's not trying to use a relay server it does work, when it does then no it doesn't, however as mentioned some people have potentially found a workaround to that problem though I can't speak on its effectiveness.

Of course, that's what we're here for!

Yeah I've no idea why that would have occurred, maybe it would have switched over but that doesn't make sense really. Good to hear! Is your son connected to the gateway or the R3? Really ALL devices should be connected to the R3 for the best experience possible and UPnP should then handle his device, so no port forward needed on the gateway. To give you some info about why you're seeing NAT moderate after making the port forward on the gateway, with the R3 in the DMZ you've told the gateway - any traffic coming in, whatever it is just pass it straight on through to the R3. By adding the port forward to it you've told the gateway - any traffic coming in, follow the DMZ rule but also any traffic for this specific port pass it through to this other device as well. So you've created a contradiction, you're not telling it to pick whichever it wants, you're literally telling it to do both at the same time. It's like driving down the road and your sat nav says you must go straight on but also right as well, you can't do both and you can't split the car in half to fulfil travelling in both directions.

It doesn't matter really it just needs to be one of those, I just say PlayStation as it's the first available console option. You don't need to reboot, just ensure you've set up the Geo-Filter before launching the game client (e.g. Steam etc - make sure it's not just minimized to the System Tray) & game.

I don't think there are any Canadian servers for the game so you'll still have to connect to NA servers. It does work, to an extent, some have mentioned covering Japan as well as the area you want to force prevents the relay server issue happening but I can't guarantee that I will say FC players seem to have the hardest time getting a decent connection on the game regardless of the router they're using.

I would still recommend it, the services can get out of date very quickly so it's just easier for you this way

If you're not sure where the servers are (though you could use Ping Heatmap) then yes you can do it that way around but make sure to follow the whole process I mentioned again. Yes that would be peer to peer but it could also mean a server we are just not aware of

That doesn't make sense, if its using the eth card connected to your gateway then it's connecting through the gateway, not the R3. More likely it's connected to the R3 and you're just getting an open NAT through the R3 - connecting to two different routers on your PC is likely to confuse the NAT situation even more. Keep UPnP enabled, you can keep the port forwards for the moment and see if you get an open NAT with the 10g card disabled - reboot the PC when you disable it. Did you do what I mentioned about just disabling the Geo-Filter before launching the game, do you get an Open NAT then? If so then you don't need to worry.