Netduma Fraser

That'd be the case even with the simple mode, if the server wildly fluctuates it wouldn't be able to prevent it but if you know that happens then that's when setting it higher to compensate will help

It's a VPN service which would allow you to access the router interface/home network when you're away from home

I'll get the team to try testing those games. That's a good idea, I'll add that to the list!

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I've sent you .23 via PM, you can upgrade from Settings > Troubleshooting, once complete I'd recommend doing a factory reset

I've sent you .23 via PM, you can upgrade from Settings > Troubleshooting, once complete I'd recommend doing a factory reset

You've tried all possible percentage combinations?

Probably the issue we're looking into then, hopefully we'll find the cause and can provide a fix this week

If that is the problem then yes, alternatively, if devices regain their connection which they should you could reboot the router at a time it wouldn't affect anyone and then the DHCP lease time would count down from there so should just happen when no one is using the internet

Not yet, firmware will come out this week though

That's annoying, the team are looking into disconnects, I'll make sure your topic is listed in case they require more information

Use http://192.168.77.1 does that work better?

You only need to use one or the other, they'll both do a good job

When the DHCP lease changes devices would get new IP addresses which would cause a disconnect

I believe it'll just not stabilize/not work at all but I would be interested to see if that's what is happening or if you're seeing unexpected behavior

From the screenshot you provided just turn off the toggle button

There are quite a few but take a screenshot of the exact rule you were making

There have been some reports that it might be applying to devices not added to the Geo-Filter so you could try disabling that entirely and see if the tests report lower

DumaOS 4 will come at a later date, we don't give out any ETAs

It's pinned to the top of the R2 Support area, it's here: https://forum.netduma.com/topic/50710-new-r2-firmware-33280/

.23 was from before the holidays, new firmware will start to come out. The main focus at least this week I suspect will be bug fixing

Correct, make sure they're outside the DHCP range though to be sure

Oh I understand, you can just ignore that it is fine

I'd do 3 rules, 2 ranges, one singular: 27000 - 27037 TCP & UDP 3074 - 3075 TCP & UDP 4380 UDP

Well what is the ports specifically you want to forward/the range?