Netduma Fraser

You can leave MTU at the default setting. Generally yes it would be good to keep UPnP enabled as other devices would rely on it but if you're not encountering any issues you could leave it disabled.

It's not specific to this beta I know that for certain, otherwise we would have had a lot more people experiencing it, however you will find on the Netgear site people who have experienced the same thing with other versions. For whatever reason an upgrade can sometimes trigger it to not work. As of yet I have seen no permanent fix for this and I have advised everyone who has experienced it in the past to contact Netgear about it. Given the XR700 is no longer made it's unlikely they would be able to provide a replacement if you were within the warranty period. As I mentioned WiFi isn't our domain so I will pass it on for a dev to have a look but I don't like the odds that they'll be able to do anything. They're also very busy so may not have a chance to look at it until next week.

That looks okay, I take it there aren't any other devices in the immediate vicinity? For the XR1000, change the mode on 5GHz from 4800Mbps to the next one down, I believe it's 2400Mbps and see if that works better please. Ah to reset then you would need to do so in Settings > Administration > Backup Settings > Erase

Could you make a new topic for your issue please and we'll be happy to help there. Include what you have tried so far as well please.

There are no 'best' settings that work for everyone, there are settings that we recommend you start with and then experiment from there. Yes you should do that for the Geo-Filter but set Ping Assist to 0. For QoS it's entirely up to you and what your network usage is like, if you want it to always apply as people are often streaming or downloading for example then always would be a good choice. If you only want it to apply when you're gaming then use auto enable. We suggest starting with 70% and going from there. You can use Connection Benchmark, specifically the Ping Under Load as an indicator of whether you need to fine tune Congestion Control - you want that graph to look as close to the Ping Test graph as possible.

As above it's a good service for games that aren't listed but overall yes it's to be used for Games Consoles so you would select that for the PS5. The page is out of date at the moment as the previous person who was in charge of updating it has left and it's not been assigned to someone yet. I'll update it as best I can.

Great thanks Tray! Just so everyone is aware Alex is really busy at the moment but he will get to your captures so do keep them coming!

If you disable Adblocker does IPTV load correctly? What's the issue you're having with bandwidth allocation exactly? For WiFi try this to see if it is more stable: Disable Mirror Mode, give 2.4/5GHz different names and apply - you'll want to connect to 5GHz specifically for speeds Use a WiFi analyzer to find the least congested channel and change to that Experiment with the widths to see what gives better results Ensure it's in an elevated position - not on a metal surface Ensure there aren't any electrical / wireless devices e.g headphones etc within close proximity ~3 feet if possible Set the antennae to this position _ | | _

Alex is really busy at the moment but it will be done, it's something I am reminding him off frequently. eFootball specifically hasn't been added but it was built using the Unreal Engine which is an option you can select or you can select the device specifically.

Alex is really busy at the moment but it will be done, it's something I am reminding him of frequently. eFootball specifically hasn't been added but it was built using the Unreal Engine which is an option you can select or you can select the device specifically.

Exactly as above, couldn't have said it better! It just shows sites you have come in contact with but shouldn't cause you any issues overall, you'll probably still get it on the original firmware, it's a NG thing that happens on all their routers, not just the DumaOS supported routers.

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Could you please disable Adblocker and see whether it can then load?

It's entirely up to you and what your network usage is like, if you want it to always apply as people are often streaming or downloading for example then always would be a good choice. If you only want it to apply when you're gaming then use auto enable.

You're essentially prioritizing it 3 times, delete two of them so just one is being used and see if it's any better please

How do you have the favorites set up currently?

Best to factory reset from the interface after you've installed the firmware. I don't know whether it'll be fixed for the next version, we're working on it.

I thought you said in the other topic that it did help?

If you're using Auto-Enable then you have to be prioritizing at the time for it to apply. You haven't enabled any prioritizations so that may be why. I don't think we've specifically tested the game with the Geo-Filter but it could work, let us know either way and we can look into it.

TFTP bypasses the boot process which is where the issue may be so it has a higher chance of resolving the issue than standard upgrading, the above example has a good rate of the firmware successfully applying. It's not specifically the beta, anytime this issue has happened in the past has been because an update was done but not any specific update. WiFi is a Netgear setting so it's not something we have the power to change and even then it's not something that could be fixed immediately. As the XR700 is no longer being produced I doubt NG will be making many new firmware versions. The TFTP option is the best chance for success in this scenario as it is more of a hardware issue I believe.

Alguma coisa mudou desde que começou a funcionar?

Hello, welcome to the forum! Are you testing using WiFi or ethernet? Have you set the bandwidth speeds to what you expect? Have you adjusted Congestion Control at all? Could you provide a screenshot of your QoS page please?

It's not usually something we give out and I don't know what that command is unfortunately, it may be worth using TFTP to reinstall the firmware as there may be an issue in boot which that would bypass

It's not necessarily the beta, we've seen it with the public versions as well and only on the 700, try this: While connected via ethernet, disable WiFi radios entirely from the Advanced WiFi settings, reboot the router from the interface, wait 2 minutes, access, enable WiFi radios, apply, reboot from the interface, wait 2 minutes then see if they appear.

Yes you can