Netduma Fraser

There is an in depth video here that I think will help you a lot:

Correct, it's a NG feature, I don't think they'll be updating that. You can likely achieve the same affect for HTTPS using the Adblocker instead

Interesting, not seen that before - did you have anything else plugged into the same extender as the R3 potentially?

I don't have any/haven't used any for a long time but if you still have the XR1000 you can put that in AP mode and that would be a good setup!

NAT Type 2 is open, it just means you're connected to a router as opposed to a pure modem

No the port forwarding on both isn't necessary, the DMZ on the modem should be fine. If not then set NAT to Open in WAN Settings on the XR500

It is the details you use to login to the interface normally - admin / password is the default if you didn't change it

No specific recommendations on APs, any should work really!

It's on the XR500 System Information page, right in the middle panel. The 0.6 address might be it but just double check on System Information and put that in the DMZ/Exposed host function on the modem

That's great to hear, thanks for the update!

If you could make a new topic and include logs from Settings > Troubleshooting > Advanced when it happens we can take a look

It'll be on the ISP modem/router LAN/DHCP settings, all you need to do is add reservation for the R3 and give it the IP it has already/the one it the ISP router DMZ

I don't think there are any servers within your radius that's why, it looks like from your previous screenshot like you've denied the closest servers as well so it will keep trying to connect you to servers you can't connect to

It should be able to work with Geo-Latency now on the R3 but it's not something we'd be able to bring to the XR range unfortunately

Tech can be weird sometimes! Glad it's all working now. Would be a good idea to set that IP that is in the DMZ as static/reserved on the hub so it doesn't happen again

There is a conflict somewhere definitely, most likely an IP has changed, if you've put the Xbox in the DMZ on the R3 for example the IP for the Xbox may have changed

We are aware Ping Optimizer/Speed Test isn't 100% reliable at the moment, it will be improved in the next firmware. Those features can still work, it just may not be every time. In the meantime best to adjust Congestion Control manually in Ping Optimizer > Advanced.

Did you change any settings on the R3 or hub prior to it happening?

It doesn't look right, DMZ on the ZTE should have the XR500 WAN IP from the System Information in it, then you can remove that other rule on the ZTE, the port forwarding on the XR is unnecessary as well, you can just switch NAT to Open in the WAN Settings on the XR.

The above might be it, give that a go and let us know!

That's fine if it's not getting you into a game - it doesn't appear as though there are any servers within your radius

Try this: Quit the application/game/client completely Remove device from the Geo-Filter Resync from the Geo-Filter Map menu Re-add the device to the Geo-Filter with the manual option Set up the Geo-Filter how you like Wait 2 minutes Boot up application/game/client Then see if it works.

If you play solo do you get the same issue?

Rebooting will likely change the IPs, did you check they match?

If it's a sudden occurrence then it's either a game side issue, perhaps the server is under load etc or something has changed on your setup. Any changes to the physical setup? Any new devices added? Any settings changes etc?