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A lot of people place tape over their router's lights

The R2 router supports IPV4 and IPV6. You will be ok. It can get a little tricky to get started if your IPS requires PPOE. You will have some additional steps to get your connection working. There will be a lot of people on the forum who will be able to help you get going.

Titanfall 2 servers please. Is there a way I could help make that happen?

they aren't playing. It's a black screen on both apps. I have the Adblocker on the TV disabled

I'm having problems receiving YouTube TV and Samsung TV streaming services. Samsung TV has not worked since I plugged in the R2, and it doesn't matter if Adblocker is on or off. However the problem is not consistent with YouTube TV. It worked last night, but would not load a few minutes ago

I would like to be able to see switches in the Device Manager. That way I could allot a chunck of bandwidth for it instead of having to do it to every device connected to it individually. Im still getting to know the R2, but it's certainly doing a good job on the home network so far. Have only played a few matches using traffic prioritization and CC. I didn't even have the CC sliders below 90%. Glad to have a way to prioritize my console given that we are using 100% streaming services for TV entertainment.

@Netduma Fraser @Netduma Iain Has the 3.0 beta solved the issue with Wi-Fi calling which was discovered on R1's with DumaOS v2.1.3.29? Can you please comment on this question?

I ordered mine! Please tell me you've worked out the kinks with wifi calling. I would hate to have to put the R2 on the shelf until that's solved

has the glitch with wifi calling not working correctly on DumaOS on R1 V1.3 been figured out, and will it be implemented in V1.4?

All the above and the future posts below are very deserving candidates for a new R1, but post #6 should be the winner!

If trying to help you out is leeting I apolgize, but you've misunderstood. I'm not trying to be toughnuts with you, just trying to make sure you get the most out of your R1. Reading through your posts, it's apparent you need some guidance.

Dude you're missing the point of the original post. This set up guide is intended to help people who just have Internet and aren't using TV and phone services from vzw. You're making your life harder. Since you have TV and phone, you really can't switch your vzw service to ethernet. To get the most out of your R1, just have 1 ethernet cable from your R1 to your vzw router. Have the WiFi on your vzw router turned off. Connect everything to your R1. Nothing should be plugged into your vzw router except the coax cable from the wall and the ethernet cable that goes to your R1

You can dmz your R1, but in order to get the most from your R1 you need to have everything in your network go through the R1 before it gets to your vzw router. Congestion control will not be as effective if you have network devices bypassing the R1

I made this thread for people who were internet subscribers only. I can't comment officially about what Fios services you'd loose if you were bypass your quantum router, but it is possible. I think you loose caller ID, the channel guide, and a few other specific VZW services. The ONT is what you'd need to connect the Ethernet cable from your R1 to. It's probably in your basement. The VZW techs installed it the day they came to set your service up. I have read a lot of players on here are doing just fine with their VZW router in front of their R1's, you just need to make sure everything from your house goes through the R1. You'll have to turn off your VZW router's 2.4 and 5 ghz wifi and use the R1's to get the most out of your R1. As far as your other question. It's recommended you enter the speed you're getting. Do a couple of speed tests and take the average and enter that into your bandwidth settings on your R1. I usually just enter the speeds I pay for, which is 50/50. In most of my speed tests, I am around 58 up and 60 dn, but keeping it at 50/50 on the R1 hasn't caused any bad buffering problems on the other network devices being used while gaming.