Netduma Fraser

Two others were having a weirdly similar issue actually with that Hong Kong server, could you try this and see if that prevents it happening again? Make sure to set Ping Assist to 0.

Hello, welcome to the forum! No I don't think so, it's just a VPN client, so user/pass and the VPN config are the only options you can configure + DNS. I can add it to our list as something to potentially implement in the future.

I've responded to you in another topic but it may be mislocated, try using Ping Assist to see if you get connected to it

Hey, welcome to the forum! I've added you, it can be found here: https://forum.netduma.com/forum/145-nighthawk-pro-gaming-beta/

Go off the ones on speedtest.net if they're accurate and more stable, once entered you can find what works for those speeds and then you won't need to adjust it again

Really sorry for the delay, I have asked but not got any response, I've chased again. Though we are doing a big DPI update so this may benefit it on the Geo-Filter.

So that packet loss you're seeing at the top you can ignore, only if you see red bars on the bottom graph is when you should be concerned by packet loss. The ping itself that you're getting isn't too spiky really so it's not bad, could be better of course but it's unlikely the ISP would do anything about it as its not severe enough.

Under what circumstances were these tests done? Were they with nothing using the internet or normal usage, were you saturating and using QoS?

Hey, welcome to the forum! We don't have a beta for the XR1000 currently but if it comes up I'll make a note!

You can absolutely do that, I would just say don't get too bogged down trying to get those values down and get gaming and see how it feels! If you really want to get into it: Saturate your connection with downloads, streams etc while following this guide https://support.netduma.com/en/support/solutions/articles/16000074717-how-to-test-your-internet-ping It's best to start with a high value for Congestion Control (set to Always), say 95% then check the results, 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.

Are you just measuring using the test or are you going off your experience in game? Bufferbloat cannot occur when Congestion Control is active as it prevents the connection being saturated which is when bufferbloat occurs.

You'll need to change the VM Hub back to router mode, then check the System Information page for the WAN IP which will then be in the 192 range, then you can enter the last digits in the DMZ on the Hub. Then yes you can disable the WiFi on the hub if you wish and just use the XR WiFi, that is the best setup.

Hey, welcome to the forum! That's correct on the DMZ, if you have a look at the IP on the System Information page the IP will be the same other than the last digits, that's what you put in. Yes we generally recommend to use QoS, have a look at https://support.netduma.com/en/support/solutions/folders/16000090646 and that should help you get setup. QoS may need tweaking from the standard 70% to get better results.

Try forcing the UK server and see if you get a better experience

Where is it you're located roughly?

Are you actually getting games within that polygon?

Peculiar, could you provide a screenshot of your Geo-Filter page please?

It might be a bad night for the game, is the in game ping a lot higher than the Geo ping?

You can't filter by those stats, try forcing slightly higher ping servers and you may get a better experience.

It's hard to tell without the ping but it does look out of sync so I'm not too surprised

Routerlogin.net or the IP address are usually the ones we recommend to use

What are you seeing when trying to access, that disconnect message? If so are you trying to access using routerlogin.net? If you are then use the IP instead

Reboot the router, wait 2 minutes then access and it should work correctly again

Can't really share anything at the moment but we'll show it off as soon as we can!

If your settings haven't changed and the experience differs then the constant is unlikely to be the cause and more likely the servers that you connect to that change and experience differences in load. We're still working on improving that currently so probably best to use manual currently.