Netduma Fraser

If you factory reset the R1 from the interface and then go through the wizard and then don't change any settings on the main interface does it then work properly?

Yes we're aware of that

Do that and then try again please

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Was it after an update on the game or a console update etc? How are you disabling Geo-Filtering when it's still occurring - could you provide a screenshot please?

Consider it added to the ideas list - it doesn't guarantee it will be added though

If you've not changed anything on the R1 there isn't any reason from our side for why it would have happened. Did it occur after changing any settings? Any change in your setup etc?

Have you double checked the IP in the DMZ on the ISP router is still the same IP the R1 is showing for its WAN IP?

What does the configuration tab show for Firewall? Were you able to set the reserved IP then? No worries, if I'm responding then I'm working so you don't need to save troubleshooting for a specific time

Not specifically no, however, you may be able to achieve it by using Adblocker

Okay that's almost certainly a relay server then - it's connecting you to a server that is either inside your radius/not covered by the Geo-Filter which then connects you to the server outside the radius so it can't be blocked. There isn't really anything you can do to get around it unfortunately, maybe we can do something for these cases but it'd take a while to look into.

DMZ could be in internet. Reserved/Static IP may be in the address table tab on your last screenshot. Otherwise consult the hub manual and it should direct you

I'm not aware of the specifics but it was cloud related - I don't think it was any changes we specifically made that caused it

Remove the port forwarding then check if it continues, if it does then put the PS5 in the DMZ on the R1, does it then continue?

Presumably if you then accept the match it will then not allow you into the game? If so then I think they will be using relay servers to try and get you a match which then makes it almost impossible for us to detect the final game server location to allow/deny it

Copy the WAN IP from the R3 WAN Settings page and enter it into the DMZ on the Smart hub. Then on the smart hub find the static/reserved IP section (likely in LAN or DHCP settings) and set the same IP you copied as static/reserved.

Did you put the R3 in the DMZ on the AR2140?

Added

Are you actually in a game playing when you took this screenshot?

You're using the setup URL, use this link and see if you can access http://192.168.77.1

That would be an authentication server which is why it has been allowed (has a solid white circle around it) you need to connect to that for online play. When you're actually in a game playing you should see a server within your radius

You're on the setup wizard still, you won't be able to access it properly/get internet until you complete it. If you're not getting internet which is why you've gone into the Advanced WAN settings just skip it, complete the rest of the wizard then change whatever you need to to get internet on the main interface

It will work just fine that way permanently, the CoD service will be out of date so we'll need to update that

The latest firmware is here: https://forum.netduma.com/topic/57983-new-r3-firmware-dumaos-40540/

Between step 3 & 4 from my previous steps change the PC to be a PlayStation in the Device Manager and then re-add it, reboot then try again