Netduma Fraser

It's unlikely to be implemented as you can kind of do this by going to Settings > WAN > Network > DHCP and clicking Save Network there

As it'll be plugged into an existing modem/router it's essentially showing whether it is receiving traffic from that device which indicates network status. If it's flashing then that's a good sign, if it's solid and not flashing then there could be an issue with the internet/not receiving any data from the ISP modem/router.

Delete all your devices from the Geo-Filter and refresh the page, does the error return?

Unfortunately that's still the way to clear it although it's getting less and less prevalent, there is a new firmware coming soon which should further reduce this occurring.

We haven't specifically tested the game so it may not work until we're able to do that but check on the map for something being blocked when that happens, then add it to your allow list and see if you can connect then - you may need to do it a few times

We've never announced an R3 to be in the works

That will just log you out of the interface and then it will prompt you to login again so it'll still be on the screen until you close the tab like any website

If you click okay can you use the Geo-Filter as normal or does it reappear when you click something or change a setting? When did it start occurring exactly, after deleting a device from the Device Manager for example?

It's not available for the XR500 just for the R2 currently while we work on the feature

The config gets wiped after disabling, it's something we're working on fixing

The firmware is coming, I promise!

If you put the R2 WAN IP (found on the System Information page) into the DMZ on the ISP modem/router then you won't.

Yes it will work properly without it using PPPoE now and keep DHCP enabled on the R2 otherwise your devices won't connect to the router

QoS enabled means DPI is enabled which means it's analyzing packets which is why the speed is taking a slight hit but if you set Congestion Control to Always/Auto-Enable at 70/70 that will reduce the bufferbloat. In regards to the Twitch test, you don't need all those options to be 100, they're a list of servers you can stream to so pick the one with the highest quality/lowest RTT and use that and you'll be good.

Ignore the benchmark speed test, it uses different servers so it's not always accurate, input the speeds you get from speedtest.net. We usually recommend 70/70 as a starting point and tweaking from there if needed/you feel you can get a better experience. You can reset Bandwidth Allocation, you don't need to adjust that.

Fair enough, if that's what works for you, as you've seen you will have much longer search times

Yes that's correct. Any devices you would want to connect after that you would need to set a static IP on the device first so it can connect, then you can give it a reservation on the router.

You don't need to do multiple prioritizations of the same device, the Games Console service for the Xbox will be more than sufficient. You don't need to use Bandwidth Allocation but I would suggest using Congestion Control as it prevents other devices causing you to lag so everything can use the internet as they normally would and not impact each other. This is particularly important for you streaming to Twitch which requires a constant steady bitrate, one person starts to download and your stream will really suffer. You can delete offline devices from the Device Manager menu and that will help clear up those unnamed devices.

It uses different servers so you can ignore that speed test - it's not limiting you. Yes we will be fixing it.

Brilliant to hear that! I would suggest now using Congestion Control so that when you're gaming and streaming at the same time that streaming doesn't cause your game to lag

What do you mean blocked exactly? Are you adding lots of servers to your deny list?

Thanks for letting us know. No not necessarily, you're adding extra latency. It does support Wireguard but I believe Nord use a proprietary version and don't give out the config files so you could connect with the router.

I think that's just down to what I mentioned before that they're not always available. We don't have any kind of special relationship with Activision so actually I think you're route of talking to the streamers is the best idea as they do usually have some sort of relationship with the company/may have a rep they can talk to.

That just disables the Congestion Control aspect of QoS, not QoS as a whole which you can do from the Congestion Control menu Yes I suspect so as it will be prioritizing the game over your Twitch stream, flip the toggle for DumaOS Classified Games to disable it then do the test again

We gave ETAs years ago and it always backfired, precisely because of the above is the only reason we were able to get the beta versions out for the 500/700 and as of a few minutes ago the 450 as well, they've not been through Netgear testing.