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I play on Xbox and I disabled cross play on this game! ---I tried to see if I could join a lobby behind a friend who plays on PC (Xbox app) and vice versa. "impossible"--- Without cross play behind xbox series X on this game you are necessarily advantaged "with the right screen" compared to an xbox one player? (with a lower generation)

Cross gen or Cross play ?

@Dayman You can try a complete restart of your local network: modem/R3/devices, in order one after the other to see. "Concerning NAT". It is also possible that the "NAT authentication server" is blocked due to the Geofilter restriction. The easiest is indeed to launch the game and see the blocked servers and proceed by elimination. Personally, I am in DHCP behind my main router: ISP Router/R3/Devices. I do not use DMZ or port forwarding... The UPnP relay between my main router and the R3 works perfectly (the R3 is not even in DMZ behind my main router). "NAT open on B06 behind 2 PCs and 2 Xboxes". ---I no longer use Battle.net on PC but the xbox app to download/play this game---

@gangrel I hid your link for the above reason 😉

Like this!

Hi ! for information: you can already see all this information in smartboost/parameter/stats for nerds, without needing to add any third party software.

Hi! Are you playing with battle.net? MS bought activision and third party software like battle.net seems to be truncated... Download the game from the Xbox PC app and do the test again please! "Automatic UPnP without port forwarding"

Yes I saw LoL, another story about big money, but I bet it's related...

Hi ! I think it's definitely related to how Windows handles third party gaming software... Valorant is available on the Xbox app on PC, I'd be interested in your experience playing behind such a Valorant download on the Xbox PC app...?

Hi! I think this is a graphical addition to differentiate favored DPI traffic from current DPI traffic. On the left half circle you see the prioritized traffic and on the right half circle the non-prioritized DPI traffic! So here everything is fine 😉

Hi! Are you referring to Wifi? How is the R2 configured behind your modem? How do you perform your speed tests (Wifi, Ethernet)? The R2 is able to obtain speeds close to 1G despite using its integrated QoS SmartBoost ... Enregistrement 2024-12-08 093123.mp4

You can try by disabling IPv6 and retest!

Yep, 1G RJ45 Ethernet is hardware limited to 950Mbps max but except locally, you will hardly be able to expect these speeds with a speed test. It is easier to manually set a max limit to 900/850 Mbps (in your case) to be sure that SmartBoost optimizes your speeds as best as possible! You should also keep in mind that consumer FTTH fiber lines are shared on a tree "32 to 64 customers sharing a max speed depending on the technology". So you can also suffer from congestion on this ISP sharing tree (speed shared between several customers), "if your neighbors like to do speed tests all the time or use peer clients H24" You can notice this by doing speed tests at different times of the day.

Yes, that's good!

Hi! To explain this IP, it is simply an automatic mechanism during the initial configuration of the XR in order to avoid having a duplicate with the main router (ISP) whose gateway is often in 192.168.1.1 The XR series is then in 10.0.0.1

Salut @kevin88230 Il y a de grande chance que ce soit, soit un problème de câble entre ton PC et le R3, soit cela vient de la carte réseau de ton PC. Les vitesses sont correctes entre la bbox et le R3 selon le test de vitesse du R3 essayes de changer le câble et essayes de réinitialiser ta carte réseau sur ton PC Privilégiés un test en ethernet (filaire) Les tests en Wifi peuvent être aléatoires en fonction du matériel que tu utilises !

It doesn't matter what category it is as long as the cable has all 8 working pairs! 👍

Hi! Usually, a limitation to 100Mbps is linked to a problem with the RJ45 cable. (if you are wired) Have you tried with another cable or checked if it was properly inserted?

Salut ! Tu as laissé ping assist, tu dois le mettre sur 0;0 pour que les serveurs soient filtrés sur la zone 😉

https://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rede_privada_virtual😉

The hardest part is running the cables through the existing ducts. But an electrician will do it without any problem. This is without a doubt the best solution if you want to avoid Wifi!

Just to be sure... You understand that reducing your bandwidth to 50% is already huge. The bandwidth for online games is insignificant. (Smartboost prioritizes game packets) Reducing it below that will prevent you from having the necessary speeds for your other devices....

This has been asked, but between you and me what is the point for you in reducing your bandwidth below 50%?

You can use this site. Just search for your game! https://portforward.com/

Hi ! yes a big security problem! In this way your PC is totally open and accessible from the outside by malicious people.