Netduma Fraser

Disable Traffic Prioritization and see whether those tests then reflect the changes. It will get fixed but I don't have a timeline for it

Apparently there is an Advanced > Security page where you can potentially change the DMZ - it's a good option as above

With the R3 in its DMZ port forwarding is unneeded, have you checked directly connected to the ISP router whether you get an Open NAT?

We do updates all the time but they also become outdated very quickly as well so it's a constant battle. 100% priority how did you do this? What do you mean other devices take the prioritization?

That would indicate it's a problem with your modem/ISP or just the game itself then unfortunately

It's unlikely to be the ISP, thank you for the logs, I'll pass that on and the team can take a look.

It's not dependent on the set location, just where you're located, resync the cloud, may show more correctly then

Well that is controlling the buffer, if your average is 25ms and you set it to 30ms you're setting a 5ms buffer. There is more work to be done on the feature so it will become more robust.

Could you provide a screenshot of the Port Forwarding rules you've done please?

With new updates backend and frontend aspects can change so settings that may have worked on a previous version may need to be tweaked, for example people are having better bufferbloat scores with higher percentages than before

Try this: Quit the application/game/client completely Remove device from the Geo-Filter Give PC PlayStation Device Type in the Device Manager (if on PC) 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 better. To force servers: Strict Enabled Fast Mode disabled Ping Assist 0 You can still use a VPN if it matches the Geo-Filter location you're forcing.

I'll check in with him Great thank you!

Ah okay, I mean I would recommend a factory reset to be honest after updating to the latest as it will be a big jump and it shouldn't take long to do the settings again. As above it's also not a good idea to restore settings from a previous update. You don't have to change the DHCP settings.

I don't think it's ports or anything like that. It's an issue we fixed previously that has regressed, it will require an update to fix

Exactly as above!

As above, for future reference the firmware is generally always pinned to the top of the relevant support section

Good advice above, just make sure you factory reset after the upgrade has completed

No UPnP does it automatically, do you see any entries on the UPnP table when playing?

As mentioned in the firmware topic, not everything will have been fixed, only what was mentioned in the change log, we're still working on the other aspects that have been reported so far. More fixes will be coming.

If it was DHCP WiFi devices would go off also, could you provide the logs from Settings > Troubleshooting > Advanced please if it happens again?

Check the IP on the PC itself, then check the IP on the Device Manager for the device you think it is, do the IPs match? It's unlikely after the 3.3 update that there will be any more features made, primarily bug fixes

Upgrade again, then reboot the modem, wait 2 minutes, reboot the R3, wait 4 minutes and see if you get internet then. Do you have speed test bypass enabled/disabled? There is an issue on PC & Xbox that we know of for Fortnite preventing logging into the game so it could be related potentially, do you experience it on any other game?

That's great to hear, we're sure you'll love it!

Well to be fair they had less than 24 hours to try it, I released it earlier than we would have usually due to growing impatience for the update. We know exactly what the issue is at we previously fixed it so won't take long to resolve.

I'll get the team to push another update