Netduma Fraser

It will be very hard to diagnose the problem without access and getting the logs. Perhaps leave it disabled for now, see how it runs for a few days, a day could be a fluke/coincedence, a few days would then definitely be a pattern

Can you expand on the Geo-Filter not working exactly? What are your WiFi settings? Access from the WAN has never been an option on the R3. Can you clarify the loop of death? How do you have WiFi set, have you adjusted the settings manually? You may need to experiment with the widths/channels to get the best result. If you could provide the logs for when they disconnect that would be really helpful Do you have Geo-Latency or Ping Assist enabled? Thank you, there are some entries I haven't seen before so this should be helpful Great to hear, thanks for the update!

Change to 40MHz for the width on 2.4GHz, what speed do you get then?

If you could grab the logs from when it happens while DHCP is disabled that may help narrow down the issue more

Are you actually playing on the Wii? You're on a very old firmware that isn't really supported, best to upgrade to this version: https://forum.netduma.com/topic/35821-new-r1-firmware-30207/ which is more current

What about in a different port on the router?

I don't think the router can tell its online properly, do you have BI enabled on the router?

Ah I see, good idea, I'll pass it on!

What do you mean by resetting exactly? Do you still have access to the modem when it happens?

I meant there isn't anything in the logs that indicates an issue. Have you changed anything else in your physical setup or settings wise on your modem etc prior to it not working?

I think that was likely to be a conincedence, with DHCP off you would either have a connection or you wouldn't, it wouldn't affect the quality of the connection. By the looks of it the router thinks it's being attacked when it isn't. Try it again and reboot after you've disabled it and monitor.

Yes I think now would be best to try it with DHCP disabled and see if it continues please, you don't need to set anything else up to use DHCP yet. As you've done the reserved IPs they should all be able to connect just fine.

Check with another ethernet cable, also into a different port on the R3, can it connect then?

You can attach it here directly to the topic or upload it elsewhere and provide the link

I've responded to you via email

No worries!

I'll respond to your email shortly

Added, it has been temporarily removed

It'll be http://10.0.0.1 then, does that work better?

Use the IP address http://192.168.1.1 to access and see if it stops that happening

I'm getting the same actually, weird, I'll have to mention it to them. It's just a security fix so nothing that would fix any kind of issues you're having. In LAN Settings, set the DHCP range to start at .50, then assign reserved IP addresses to devices between .2 & .49 so they're out of the DHCP range, apply, reboot from the interface, wait 4 minutes and see if that stops the disconnects.

There should be blocked icons on the map when it happens, do you see that? If you grab the logs when it happens I can take a look

I don't know what the specific problem is, someone online said that solved it for them. It's having trouble resolving the connection, set a reserved IP for it on the R3, reboot the PS5 and see if it happens again

You have to unzip it and extract the .chk file then upload that to the router. It won't be the cause of an issue though. What is the internet connectivity issue exactly?

It's just the above: In LAN Settings, set the DHCP range to start at .50, then assign reserved IP addresses to devices between .2 & .49 so they're out of the DHCP range, apply, reboot from the interface, wait 2 minutes and see if that stops the disconnects.