Netduma Fraser

It's Allow & Deny on the Geo-Filter page, servers they have manually denied/allowed from the ping panel when playing

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Is this before or after you were adjusting network adapter settings? Where are you testing the speeds? Do other wired devices get higher speeds through the R3?

In regards to CoD it pings all the available servers when you launch the game, it doesn't do that all the time. For the most part you'll just see the server you're playing on when you're actually in playing

Follow this guide https://support.netduma.com/frequently-asked-questions/legacyfaqs/test-your-ping/ while downloading & start with 95% for Congestion Control (set to Always), check results, decrease by 10%, check, decrease by 10% etc, until you get to a value that is pretty good & then try 5% either side of that value to see if it can be improved. Download & Upload on Congestion Control don't have to be the same value & you may have a better experience with differing values.

Judging by the link in your first post your bufferbloat scores are really good, what are you getting now?

The whole page from a PC if possible - specifically when the issue is happening i.e you're in a game

Can you provide a screenshot of the page showing what you see when it happens please?

If you're enabling the Geo-Filter after the game client / game has been launched that can cause it - you have to enable before that If you're changing Geo-Filter settings in game that can cause it - you'll need to reboot the game if you do If strict mode is disabled it can cause it - keep it enabled If you have added servers to your allow list that you shouldn't have, they appear with a white circle around them if you have - delete them Failing all that it could be a cloud issue - we'd need to update it

The team are aware there are a few issues and they will try to fix most of them for the next firmware version so nothing unexpected at the moment. I will get back to you if I find a console command for the pinned panels

Yes that's right

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 Are ALL devices connected to the R3? Have you entered your expected/paid for speeds into the router? What speedtest screenshot relates to what and where are you measuring the ping as they're both showing low there

No worries, totally understand, also try just splitting the bands so you can connect to 2.4GHz or 5GHz manually and see if the same issue occurs. It might be more to do with the automatic switching rather than 5GHz itself. It will delete all offline devices regardless of whether you have named them, that's by design but I can make the suggestion to the team to consider ammending it.

Still keep the router in the ISP modem/router DMZ

Good to hear! Make sure you're not using Ping Assist otherwise you can get games outside your radius. Ensure you use Always for Congestion Control, start at 70% for download/upload and adjust from there if needed

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That's fine, as long as it is connected to the router, keep us posted!

I meant more in depth than that but if not that's fine. Do you have any devices that are yours that are connected to the ISP router that you could connect to the R3 to see if they get the same issue?

Upgrade to the firmware above if you don't want to have any issues - in theory it shouldn't be the latest but it works

Have you changed any settings on the PC itself for the internet adapter?

So does that mean it only happens initially when you turn your PC on? Is it more that it takes a minute or so to get a connection or that you have a connection initially and then it disconnects after 5 mins for example? Does it then only happen again another time when turning on instead of a few hours in etc?

Are there any devices still connected to the ISP router? Does it happen at a similar time of day, using the same service, playing the same game etc?

Does it seem to follow any sort of pattern such as same time of day, same devices being used when it disconnects etc?

If it's not happening anywhere else other than your room then it is likely poor signal/a dead zone in your room. The signal is probably spotty, just about reaches but as such interference can drop it very easily. If it happens again then split the bands and then use 2.4GHz exclusively in your room and it should be more stable.

Best to check the topic for the issues. It's more likely to work yes