Netduma Fraser

Eh bien, c'est un très bon ping et si vous l'avez stable, cela ne vous causera pas de retard. Je vous suggère d'essayer de forcer les différents serveurs un peu plus loin pour voir s'ils fonctionnent mieux pour vous.
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Well that is a very good ping and if you have it stable then that won't be causing you lag. I'd suggest you try forcing different servers slightly further away to see if they play any better for you.

Thank you Fraser for your advice! I did and it work!! I set on my xr500 pppoe connection, I gave the username and the password from ISP and everything works ok!! I believe now that it work better that before...

this is the dmz page, correct? Thanks again Fraser!!

There is likely a LAN IP conflict between the two routers, as it's Netgear the default IP will be the same. I would factory reset the N600 and then it setup it should assign a different LAN IP so you can access them both and yes you'd put the N600 WAN IP in the XR500 DMZ.

If you forward ports 1-65535 for both UDP and TCP it should work. Essentially this is the same thing as putting it in DMZ.
 
I would not worry about it though as it's likely just the app going off because it sees something in DMZ like Fraser says.

I don't think it is anything to worry about to be honest, however if you still want to pursue that it will work without the DMZ but you will have a double NAT.

https://kb.netgear.com/000060464/XR500-Firmware-Version-2-3-2-40
 
https://kb.netgear.com/000061157/XR500-Firmware-Version-2-3-2-56
 

 
 
 

It might not be as effective but try it and see.

Ok I’ll try that. Thanks 

It's certainly worth a try if Buster wants to do that!

I would recommend you leave Bandwidth Allocation default with share excess enabled, consoles don't require much bandwidth at all. With share excess every device will get what it needs and share the excess that devices don't use with the ones that do. As long as you use Anti-Bufferbloat that will prevent local congestion.

ok merci fraser -y

If its just from a reboot then I should think that is fine, it would be more worrying if it was rapidly increasing when the connection was active. Keep an eye on your upload speed/stability and if you have any issues have another look and see if it increases in real time.

Je te remercie fuzy 

OMG. It was IPV6. Apparently that was turned on  and I believe DumaOS was trying to connect to IPV6 every so often, which cause the entire router to disconnect, try to connect to IPV6, fail, and the connect back to IPV4.
 
I turned off IPV6 and not everything is rock steady. I would recommend the logs capture what IPV number it is trying to connect to rather than just say "Connecting" and "Disconnecting". Might help a dummy like me in the future when their router keeps connecting and disconcerting. 

Thanks, I´ll try it later!!!

It's not a firmware update, it's a cloud update.
Cloud updates are downloaded automatically by your router every day. If you want to make sure, you can press the FLUSH CLOUD button on the Geo-Filter.
This will produce an "operation took longer than expected" error, but you can ignore this and refresh the page. Your cloud will now be up to date.

Came home, flushed the cloud. started a party chat and it works now 👍

Yes I did that one yesterday already with the form as soon I meet another one I will fill the form again no problem.

If that is what they are doing then in theory yes, selecting the closest VPN server would minimize additional latency as well.

I think it will be difficult to get an open NAT or have it work with the Geo-Filter unless you bridge the connections as above.

Normalement si tu ouvre t'es ports, sur une machine PC console etc... du moment que ta une Ip fixe et que tu redirige les ports sur la même ip tu dois être en NAT ouvert.
Sois c'est peut-être mal configurer, sois un problème avec la Box, mise à jour ou bug de la Box etc... dans se cas il est préférable de faire un reset d'usine de la Box et de recommencer.
 
Sinon comme dis DanyKTM juste pour tester mets Ip fixe de ta console dans la DMZ et teste et tu devrais être en NAT ouvert.
Pas de problème c'est avec plaisir reviens vers moi si ta besoin 😉

Je vous remercie pour c’est information. 

One of the best tools I have used to check my network while playing games is the network info on Battlefield 5. There is an option in the main menu to turn it on. It gives packet loss in and out, latency, latency variation and a bunch of other stuff while you are playing ( it is at the bottom of the screen). It shows my network is perfect at the moment with my variation in ping averaging 1 ms. 

Thank for reply Alex i helping this morning remotely via TeamViewer .if guys need help in future I'm more then happy to support Duma community 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽