Netduma Fraser

I know it does have a problem with showing the ports so it may be having trouble opening as well but port forwarding is a good work around. In theory the bandwidth doesn't matter as the game uses so little, even if it shows 4k it will never use that much. Have you tried the R2 with the game since trying Early Access?

It's planned but nothing on it yet.

How do you have Traffic Prioritization set? Did it stop the issue you were having?

Copy the WAN IP of the XR from the System Information page then put that in the DMZ on the tenda and then see if it's better after that please.

May not be the router then, if you connect direct to your modem can you login?

What is the model of the ISP modem?

Give the R2 a reboot, wait 2 minutes then it should get internet.

Are one or both of you using the Geo-Filter at all when playing? What's the model of the modem/router the XR is connected to and how do you have that set up?

If you disable the Geo-Filter does that then allow you to login?

You'll need to add your friends to your allow list, you can see how to do this at the bottom of this guide, see if it works after that. https://support.netduma.com/en/support/solutions/articles/16000077072-dumaos-optimal-settings-guide-geo-filter

The APs may need a reboot as they'll be getting their IP from the R2 instead now and may not have switched to it on their own, see if that works.

It'll be a false reading if you have an Open NAT on the console but if you reboot the console does it then work again? The setting I got you to change increases the time that it applies the port so it won't stay that way all the time unless you really increase the value but that could cause some slow downs

I've asked the team to update it this week

Well done on resolving it and thanks for posting the solution, much appreciated!

I don't think we've tested the game specifically with the Geo-Filter yet but in theory yes. If you're using a PC set it to use a PlayStation device type in the Device Manager and add it to the Geo-Filter with the manual option and setup how you normally would and see if it works.

Which router is this for specifically? It's best to start with a high value for Congestion Control (set to Always), say 95% then do a test, decrease by 10%, test, decrease by 10% etc, until you get to a value that is pretty good and then try 5% either side of that value to see if it can be improved. It's important to note that Download & Upload on Congestion Control don't have to be the same value and that you may have a better experience with differing values.

No nothing to worry about!

Disabling Auto Ping is so you can manually ping the blocked icon on the map that should appear when getting kicked so you can then allow it which should then allow you into the game when you try again - it may take a few tries to allow the servers responsible for the kick.

Se eles estiverem usando servidores para bate-papo, você precisará permitir também, eles podem usar alguns, qualquer um que você encontrar, informe-nos o ID e podemos adicioná-los à lista de permissões

If you disable QoS fully from the Congestion Control icon do you still get the Apex issue? For the loading issue change your DNS to 1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1 on the Internet Setup page and see if that resolves it.

Quando isso acontece, você vê algo bloqueado no filtro geográfico?

If you want to apply to the entire console, add it, choose Do NOT VPN these services and don't add any ports, then yes that's correct for the Geo-Filter.

That's brilliant to hear! Do NOT VPN these services means it will apply to the entire device except for any rules you add. Only VPN these services means it will only apply to the specific rules you've made. In your example: MyRig - The VPN is applying to ports 443 (TCP) & 3074 (UDP), all other ports your device may use will use your normal connection. PS5 - The VPN is applying to all ports except 443 (TCP) & 3074 (UDP) which will use your normal connection. PS3 - Same as PS5 XBOXSX - Same as PS5 If your intention is to get servers there then yes I would recommend using the Geo-Filter as normal and moving the location to LA.

It looks like the config went through fine but the authorization failed, is it possible you mistakenly entered the wrong username/password?

I've asked for a summary so when I have something I'll post back.