Netduma Fraser
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Great thank you, not sure when we'll next be able to check as quite a few things going on at the moment but will check as soon as we can! -
We could not access your router. Please ensure the R1 WAN IP is in the DMZ of your ISP hub, UPnP & Port forwarding is disabled on your ISP hub and that remote access is ticked on the R1 in settings > miscellaneous.
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Will check for you tomorrow
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You're good to go. Please do not reboot before upgrading.
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Would be best if you could call the ISP and see if they will allow that port, otherwise the alternative could potentially brick the router.
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We can check this on Monday and will let you know
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We could not access your router. Please ensure the R1 WAN IP is in the DMZ of your ISP hub, UPnP & Port forwarding is disabled on your ISP hub and that remote access is ticked on the R1 in settings > miscellaneous.
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We could not access your router. Please ensure the R1 WAN IP is in the DMZ of your ISP hub, UPnP & Port forwarding is disabled on your ISP hub and that remote access is ticked on the R1 in settings > miscellaneous. You're good to go. Please do not reboot before upgrading. You're good to go. Please do not reboot before upgrading.
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Vous devez vous inscrire à la bêta ici: https://netduma.com/r1-dumaos/
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You're good to go. Please do not reboot before upgrading.
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C'est un peu haut et en bas mais en général ça va. Votre ping est également très faible, donc cela ne devrait pas vous causer beaucoup de problèmes. It's a bit up and down but generally it is okay. Your ping is also very low so It shouldn't think this would cause you many issues at all.
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Hi JT, all you need to be focusing on is the graph. You're not having any packet loss and the ping looks very stable!
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It doesn't look like you were trying to saturate the network in these tests. If you don't then they'll look very similar as the network is idle
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Hi all, I have removed the last page or so of posts. We want to keep it civil here. I've also added [Opinions] to the topic title. Everyone looking for a new modem should also conduct their own research when making a decision. You should be certain of your decision before making a financial comittment. Also added this line to the original post.
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Zennon's link works on my Mac.
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Great thanks a lot Zennon, this will be really helpful!
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Yep certainly looks that way. Disable proxy/vpn then try again.
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Can we all behave like adults please? This is a support forum to help people. Under my post I don't want anymore high school behaviour otherwise the ban hammer is going to make an appearance. If your post isn't about a modem I don't want to see it here.
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That's very nice of you, please do if they need further assistance
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Ciao, benvenuto al forum! È necessario disporre della porta 1 del Netduma collegata alla porta 1 del modem / router esistente. Quindi è possibile connettersi alla rete Netduma via cavo Ethernet a una delle altre 4 porte ethernet rimanenti o via WiFi. Riprova nuovamente per accedere a 192.168.88.1 se non funziona provare http://r1 Hello, welcome to the forum! You need to have port 1 of the Netduma connected to port 1 of your existing modem/router. Then you can connect to the Netduma via ethernet cable to one of the other 4 remaining ethernet ports or via WiFi. Try again to access via 192.168.88.1 if that doesn't work try http://r1
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If that happens without the Geo-filter on then it acts like a normal router. Out of interest disable hyper traffic and turbo mode and see if it continues to occur.
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I see you started your own thread which I've just replied to.
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I'm good thank you, how about yourself? What I would do is have my location in Ukraine with the radius large enough to cover Ireland and Netherlands. Strict on & ping assist at 70ms. That way you know that if anything gets blocked it would've been a high ping, leaving you with only games in your radius or under your ping limit. You're also covered in case there is a mis located server as ping assist would pick it up. No you wouldn't get disconnected, once you're connected to them thats it - even if you were to block a person using deny & allow you would have to be disconnected from them for 2 minutes - it's our anti-cheat. Ping assist only handles the initial connection. So if you got disconnected it wouldn't have been due to ping assist. Of course make sure you're utilising congestion control at the same time for the most optimum experience possible.
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Not sure how blame lies with us for hardware that has nothing to do with us at all but okay. You say we pass the blame but most people wouldn't even know to look at ISP line issues if we hadn't introduced the Internet Diagnostics feature TO HELP people. We actively tell them to contact their ISP to try and get them to rectify the issue. If there are bugs then we acknowledge those but we're not going to sit back and say yes your ISP line issue is totally on us when the issue was there before our product was even purchased by them, we just helped bring it into the light. Regardless, thanks for your feedback. If you have any issues please make a support thread.
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I think you'll be fine with that. If a modem is causing spikes then you wouldn't have it with a different one when connected to the duma.
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