Netduma Fraser

We don't give out release dates for firmware but it is being worked on and yes that will be coming as far as I know.

The way Fortnite works is that it only tries to connect to a server when you're actually loading into the game and so that is the only time it can be blocked so you are kicked back to the lobby. For Fortnite it's best to disable filtering mode but still use it to find out what server you're on, if it's too far away then you could quit and re-search until you find the server you want. This would actually be quicker than letting the Geo-Filter kick you.

Not to worry, people have made that mistake before, I should be more clear! Glad to hear it's working!

I've given you access, enjoy!

Not sure when in the log specifically you were having issues but your public/WAN IP seems to be renewing quite frequently which could be part of it, can you set that as static and see if that improves it? The cloud files are so small I'd be very surprised if they caused any packet loss

Avant d'allumer la console serait ma recommandation mais au moins pendant que vous êtes sur la console avant de lancer le jeu depuis le tableau de bord

What do you mean by exceed bandwidth exactly? Using more than you've allocated? Gaming doesn't use much bandwidth at all so you shouldn't see it happen unless the other device was being used or the console was doing an update

While connected via ethernet, disable WiFi entirely from the WiFi settings, reboot the router from the interface, wait 2 minutes, access, enable WiFi, apply, reboot from the interface, wait 2 minutes then see if it's more stable from then on.

If you have a look at the connection details on the console, is it receiving an IP address from the router at all? Are there any settings you've made for the console specifically since the reset?

If that's what you have it set to then yes leave it at that, it's working well. You don't need to use the Adblocker on any devices you don't want to, it's not really necessary for a console. No you don't need to add that, it's included by default.

We're still improving that feature so it's not always accurate

He's super busy at the moment and I think this will require full testing - it was never an easy game to filter - that's why strict mode exists purely for this game. I think it's best to play with the Geo disabled for the moment.

Your Connection Benchmark is great, A+ for Ping Under Load so you can ignore waveform, your QoS settings are working very well. You can leave the port forwarding rule disabled then that should be fine.

Can you take a screenshot of the rule please? Can you take a screenshot of a completed Connection Benchmark test? You can keep WAN as their defaults

The wrong credentials are being used, enter the serial number from the bottom of the router in and you can reset it

Ah I see what you're doing, not the Device Manager on your PC, the Device Manager on the router interface

I've given you access to the new firmware. When the disconnect happens do you still have access to the interface? If so can you provide the log from the System Information page please when it happens?

Delete it from the Geo-Filter, go to the Device Manager and click on your device, then on the window that appears you can change the device type from there and then you can re-add it to the Geo-Filter with the manual option.

Improvements in terms of connection quality? Unlikely as generally it does increase your ping, there isn't a specific VPN we recommend. DMZ doesn't create any port forwarding rules so whatever that is you can delete it

It's region locked to the place of purchase, however, this may help you get it changed: https://community.netgear.com/t5/Orbi-Wi-Fi-5-AC-and-Orbi-with/Change-region/td-p/2025003

Added, enjoy! https://forum.netduma.com/forum/144-netduma-r2-early-access/

Added, enjoy! https://forum.netduma.com/forum/144-netduma-r2-early-access/

Here is another topic where someone had the exact same issue 2 years ago and this comment specifically explains why it may be a problem: So probably best to contact Netgear and see what they can do.

Yeah I mentioned it's an issue we're looking into, I'm referring to the YT/Netflix streams while gaming

Can you provide a screenshot of the Network Monitor when a stream and gaming is happening at the same time please?