Netduma Fraser

There are IPv6 improvements in the next firmware but I don't think we're aware of that issue exactly. What are your expected/paid for speeds? Have you split the bands at all?

Not loading the interface is fixed in the next update

Are you accessing via WiFi? If so check you're still connected to it, otherwise you might need to do a factory reset to start the wizard again

We're not giving out any ETAs

Traffic Controller is a parental control type feature, you're allowing ALL traffic for the game, that's why it's not working properly. You can delete this rule entirely. You want to use Traffic Prioritization on the QoS page instead

Hello, welcome to the forum! Does it appear as though the rules are still active even though you can't see them?

Some servers are very hard to force and are not always available to be connected to. Heatmap shows the ping to servers in those areas where we have detected servers on the game but it doesn't mean they'll always be available, it's not a live representation of if a server is available if you see what I mean

We are actually in the process of testing it currently so we'll get that sorted

Others have mentioned the ports are limited to 1Gbps, 15 devices is absolutely fine for the router

Thanks for the report, I'll pass that onto Alex to take a look

We have done some work on IPv6 in the next firmware so it might be it works better in that one when available

You can add the console to the DMZ on the R3 yes that will certainly help. Otherwise, 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

Add the word client at the very top of the config and see if that then works please

We wouldn't be able to have that for this version, it has been suggested before though so it may come in future. Yes I believe that's how that particular VPN works

You can see how it works here:

The previous router you used should have a maximum of two MAC addresses, they'd be printed on the label on the underside of it

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 What percentages are you using?

Great to hear, thanks for the update!

You can disable it on the Geo-Filter Map, currently if you reboot it will re-enable but we'll change that.

If you email [email protected] we can send you a confirmation

They won't be turned off for the router, the Geo-Filter allows you to connect to servers that are available, if the game doesn't prompt that connection then it can't force something that isn't there if you see what I mean. Do you ever get that server with the Geo-Filter disabled but where you can still see servers? If you can't then it's definitely not the router as it has no restrictions on the games you can join.

You are going to get a lot of packets as it's real time communication. If you're playing single player the ping isn't going to matter really. It's possible you're being lag compensated. Try forcing servers with a slightly higher ping and see if that gives you a better experience. I'd just be speculating, could be they have packet loss or doesn't have an Open NAT etc.

Some servers are quite hard to force as they don't appear to be online all the time unfortunately

We'll update it on Heatmap but it won't affect your ability to use the Geo-Filter to connect to them

I'm not sure, it'll likely be in their knowledgebase, otherwise if you contact them they should be able to provide them