Netduma Fraser

Sounds connected now yes, really only a few scenarios: How you setup the VPN (the rules for HVPN) weren't setup in a way that the VPN was covering everything properly or covering specific ports that excluded the NAT testing ports The VPN itself is quite open with ports that would allow you an open NAT. This is more unlikely given people use VPNs to be more secure so them being more free with ports isn't in line with being secure Perhaps its a gaming VPN where security isn't really a focus so they can be more free with ports

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The bank will see that we're working with you to come to a solution, you're trying to threaten when we're actually trying to help you and have said a replacement is available if there isn't a solution. It's also too long for a refund. What is the tim model from this page? https://www.tim.it/assistenza/assistenza-tecnica/guide-manuali/download

Moderate is possible yes but Open generally is a no, if it's not affecting ping times and you're not using a close server then you've not applied the VPN to the entirety of the device

I'm not saying your modem is going down, I'm saying all the logs show is that it's losing the link (the connection) to the modem, if you could provide the logs from the modem when it happens this will likely provide more information about what is happening. As I've mentioned to you via email, a customer cannot determine when they need a replacement, if we determine the issue is unfixable then we will replace it so we are working with you and a replacement is still possible. An electrician isn't relevant in this scenario.

Thank you for this, all it's indicating is that the link between it and the modem is down, when it happens again could you also get the log from the modem as well please?

You can't get an OpenNAT through a VPN generally, perhaps a specific gaming VPN might allow you to but the general rule is you don't get open when using a VPN

He has a paid VPN subscription from a provider, enters the config into HybridVPN, adds his device with whatever the port numbers are (doesn't appear to show them and I don't speak French) and then enables the VPN

I'll bump them again

It won't see them as online necessarily but all the features will still work. How is the Geo not working exactly? Can you provide a screenshot of the page?

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I can see it, could you do another via ethernet when the same thing has happened please? Also you mentioned " i hard wired laptop to the xr500 while in bridge mode" are you referring to the ISP modem/router being in bridge mode or you've set the XR500 in AP mode?

Enable the Geo-Filter, do the test, check the map fully zoomed out, do you notice anything being blocked? If so add it to the allow list and try the test again, if another appears then allow it, you may need to do it a few times to get all the servers, see if it works then

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Tickrate isn't shown on DumaOS 4

Great news, look forward to an update!

Is that on this firmware version? Are you saying the router reboots itself when you click save after entering the ID or it disconnects then reconnects without it being saved? Great to hear! Correct, if the R3 can't control the whole network then it won't be as effective in that sense Yes you can do so via the DumaOS app or accessing via a web browser

Could you add everything with a reserved IP on the R3 please so we can rule it out? It should only take a few minutes as only clicking is required

If you're not encountering any issues with it then you're chasing numbers on a test that wouldn't translate into a better performance for you. However you have it set for upload now will be fine

The purpose of QoS is to ensure that all your devices can be used at the same time without causing each other to lag/buffer and to place priorities on devices you choose. Giving the game more bandwidth wouldn't do anything, this is across the board, the game requires a certain amount of bandwidth and that's it, every game uses very little.

Added Added - you'll need to access it from the forum - https://forum.netduma.com/forum/144-netduma-r2-early-access/ Added - there is only the one update for it so far

You need to do it on the ISP modem/router, not on the R3, you should be able to pick the R3 from the device list and reserve its IP

Do this: Quit the application/game/client completely Remove device from the Geo-Filter Give PC 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 should work better then

Is it when you're in the lobby and searching for a game that it just never finds one? What platform are you playing on and how is it connected, via ethernet or WiFi? How have you setup the Geo-Filter - can you provide a screenshot please?

Looks like the DHCP renewing, have you got the devices set with a reserved IP?