Netduma Fraser

You need to wait at least 2 minutes for the connection to be fully severed - even better, restart the game - otherwise it can still be connected to next time you search.

Presumably it's actually unable to ping the server properly but we'll get those moved, in the meantime block them

Can you provide a screenshot of the whole Geo-Filter page showing what you see when that happens please?

I get that but we've identified just using long cables can cause it, regardless of what it is connected to/causes to disconnect

Could you try without that long cable and just use the Xbox on WiFi for the a few days and see if it stays online when it would have usually disconnected?

We might need to reclassify the game, prioritize the PC as a device instead of using activities.

Yes please, we are looking into the issue as a priority. We have identified a few potential causes, do any of these apply to you: Use of a network switch Use of very long ethernet cables Initiating a large download prior to the disconnect

Could you try the firmware here please? https://forum.netduma.com/topic/56332-r3-disconnections/?do=findComment&comment=420716 it doesn't seem to have fixed it for people but it may work better for you

All you need to do is put the R3 in the DMZ on the Asus - you don't need to change any other settings regarding this for NAT. If you disable SmartBOOST fully that will disable Congestion Control fully, 100% is also disabled. Use the mode Always and see if it works better.

Could you try this firmware? https://forum.netduma.com/topic/56332-r3-disconnections/?do=findComment&comment=420716 it may not work but worth a try

I've given you Early Access in case you'd like to try it at some point/keep up to date with progress.

What firmware version are you on and what device are you playing on?

Ping Optimizer is a function that tests your line with different Congestion Control percentages to see which works best and then you can choose to apply it's recommended percentages to Congestion Control or not. It's not always 100% accurate (this is being re-written for one of the next versions so will be better) and so people chose to experiment with it manually to fine what works best. What do you mean you go to it and it changes at the default values?

Yes cover a couple of servers. If it wants to connect you outside your radius it will happen regardless BUT I think if it thinks it has more options that it can easily connect to it will happen less.

You can put the R3 in the Asus router DMZ but other than that you don't need to change anything, that will prevent a double NAT. Setting the DMZ on the R3 itself shouldn't be needed but you can do that if it struggles to get an Open NAT.

I think you're talking about changing your routing which is more akin to a VPN and not something we can do very easily or quickly

Imagine if you were getting a train that required you to change stations - the router sees that the 'station' you change at is within your radius and so allows you to connect. Once you get to that 'station' you join a connecting train that takes you outside the your radius - the connection has been allowed and the router can't see the final destination.

ONT > WAN Port on other router. That router handling PPPoE/VLAN LAN port on other router > WAN port on R3. R3 set to DHCP

Do not put your PC in the DMZ that is a major security risk, I'd highly suggest you remove it immediately. Look up the ports needed for the game and add them instead.

You don't need to open any ports specifically if you have an open NAT.

It's completely different for everyone but it's not abnormal if it can't be improved at that time.

You posted in the wrong topic, I'll post in yours. I've given you early access, try that in the meantime. https://forum.netduma.com/forum/151-netduma-r3-early-access/ Thanks you too!

Are you having an issue? You've not posted

What firmware version are you on currently? The disconnect issue is something we're looking into at the moment

Right okay that's interesting, thanks, keep us posted on your progress