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Ok! I think I know where the problem is but if you don't want my help no problem!

Hi! If you want to use it in AP mode, you have to connect it via Ethernet, if you want to use it in extender/repeater mode everything goes through wifi. It is normal that a device cannot connect at the same time to 2 APs connected to the same local network ... conflict!

Bien sûr ! @Netduma Fraser te donnera l'accès !

Salut ! Il est disponible depuis quelques semaines ! ---En accès anticipé !---

Capture video please!

Hi! I asked another beta tester who can also use VLan id behind his ONT just in case. It's "funny " because I don't have the problem behind a manageable switch probably the ONT-R3 VLan id link... (In the meantime if you want to remove your main router, you always have the option of putting a manageable switch with the VLan id option between your ONT and the R3 "if you have one on hand") By the way, what does ping heatmap give in this ONT-ISP router-R3 configuration?

Your R3 works very well, just take the time to tame it! 😉

I'm in "VLan" so forget it! I would love to help you, believe me!

Really ! Enregistrement 2024-09-12 204231.mp4

Ok ! Glad it makes you laugh!😉

Ok! It's normal, steady ping adds 10ms of buffer (simple mode), but if you have a stable connection given your ISP bandwidth, you don't need it! By the way, Steady ping has no influence on ping heatmap!

Welcome ! 😉 If you want to play exclusively on the Madrid server, disable geolatency! There is one thing I don't understand is your ISP ping and the ping on the Madrid game server. If you don't have peering problems, you have set up a VPN upstream of the R3 maybe? Testing from France, I have a better ping than you! (Heatmap ping)

You live in Spain ? The Ookla ping test server (Madrid) does not necessarily reflect the ping to the game server (Madrid) Your ISP seems to have a bad peering to this game's servers!

Just to be sure: What exactly are you trying to do? Reduce ping to game servers...? That's not possible... Steady ping is a tool that creates a buffer to overcome the latency spike problem on the server you're playing on. If you're trying to stabilize your jitter, the tool to use is ping optimizer!

Hi! It's because you have geolatency enabled!

Hi! If I understand correctly, you are trying to put the R3 in the DMZ of your main router? The IP for the R3 is the one proposed by your main router in the DHCP range of your main router. Provide a screenshot and we can help you!

Ok what FW are you on? Try to factory reset it from the GUI. And from the address http://192.168.77.1 you should be good Then you can request early access!

Just to be sure, you connect with your browser with: http:192.168.77.1 ? and not https:...

You can try by selecting a server on ping heatmap and running a speed test, then just look at the ping variation on the server and adjust ping optimizer until there is no more variation! Enregistrement 2024-09-04 190008.mp4 I took a shortcut at 50% but you can then increase to see the break!

What browser are you using? Have you tried resetting the cache or using a different one?

Hi! It all depends on the port range your ISP will provide you. To put it simply CG-NAT is the way ISPs limit the purchase of IPv4 addresses. Generally, it divides the TCP/UDP port range of a public IPv4 address into 4 and uses it for 4 different clients! If you don't want to take the risk, the best thing is to pay, even if for me it should be free on request!

I would love that! But the internal WAN/LAN switch of the future DumasOS router would have to be multi-Gig. In this case we can think about dualWAN and more! In the meantime it is always possible locally by adding a switch that offers it!

Ok ! DMZ le R3 dans la box orange. IP statique et rentres cette IP dans le DMZ. @Netduma Fraser je te laisse la main, il n’y a pas de bypass… 😅

Ton cable RJ45 Lan vers wan R3 est derrière la box de orange ou pas ?

Ok ! Tu parles français ? Comment est connecté le R3 ? (derrière la livebox ou derrière l'ONT)