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Without doubt the bridge mode which poses a problem, tried in DHCP/DMZ behind the ISP modem router!

Hi ! Just to be sure, are you using private wifi addresses on your devices? This automatically changes the Mac of the device and the DHCP reservation no longer works...

Hi guys ! Why do you want to use IPv6 Internet? (Game consoles and PC gaming applications use NAT so this won't be of any help to you, it seems to me). https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Network_address_translation https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPv6

Hi ! I was able to read this on another post, it seems that the bridge mode on certain ISP routers/modems limits the LAN ports to 100Mbps. What does the WAN say on the R3 (Link speed) ? : If it shows 1Gbps when it is limited to 100Mbps, it's probably a graphics bug!

I take your word for it !... I haven't had a PPPoE connection in over 10 years. So be patient and give them time to satisfy you...

Their Soft (Netduma OS) is on an OpenWRT base... do you get speeds close to Gbps by flashing an NG router under OpenWRT in PPPoE and Vlan ID? At worst, sue the developers of OpenWRT...

Oublies ça tout de suite ! Le modem (ONT) est intégré à la box SFR donc, tu ne pourras pas la contourner ! Je t'invite à lire ce Forum : https://lafibre.info/remplacer-sfr/ Mais dans tous les cas ce ne sera pas possible !

There is a law in Italy which obliges ISPs to provide the possibility of putting another equipment (router) in place of that proposed by the ISP. Why not ask your ISP directly... Why offer me the PPPoE protocol to Bypass your box when it is definitely obsolete for 1Gbps...? Make a petition to force them to switch their protocol to DHCP VCI (DHCP option 60) for example... ---Clearly it's to force you to use their equipment---

You can get them by letting your isp router manage the pppoe and putting the R3 in dhcp/dmz behind it! The rate limiting constraint is only if the R3 is handling the pppoe at the moment.

Hi ! I use R3 in DHCP behind my ISP router and I have no problem obtaining speeds close to Gbps! Enregistrement 2024-03-04 215137.mp4

Hi ! what speed do you have on the battle.net app? Sometimes the DPI shows 2 separate flow rates but the whole is that of battle.net!

Browser-based speed tests consume a lot of CPU resources unlike the Ookla desktop app! Depending on the CPU power of the PC used, your tests will not necessarily be revealing! This is why it is recommended to use the app for speeds at Gbps or higher!

Ok, I've already had this happen... have you tried on different servers? It's sometimes the test server that messes up but checks your card drivers in fact, my Intel cards tend to give me contradictory result data on W11.

Do you want to talk about the R3 speed test? It uses MLab which is mono-thread, compared to the Ookla app which is multi-thread, meaning it uses several servers to give you the best result for your line!

On se sait pas quelle box SFR tu as, mais si tu as un ONT externe c'est possible en mettant "neufbox" dans le Vendor Class ID.

In France we are lucky to have a 5G antenna plan for mobile. Some ISPs have better coverage and speeds than others... As for me, I was happy with my 5G plan at the office. But since I changed offices "the Faraday cage" blocks all signals and I find myself with 2G speed -... LoL... having to work...

It is possible that this also comes from the cable, a defective pair generally causes this behavior!

Hi ! In both cases it is an authentication server linked to Xbox live... (Xbox ping test concerning me in Amsterdam) 😉

Hi ! You will find an explanatory video concerning connecting the R3 to your ISP router!

It's just a misunderstanding due to the translation. Clearly we are saying the same thing! reservation/fixation of the IP in the R3 dhcp... And I think everyone understood!

Hi! I also had the case, it is due to the fact that the package came from the UK which is outside the EU. The status will change shortly!

You seem to forget that DHCP has a lease... so the DHCP IP of your device may change depending on the duration of this lease! So fixing it is essential...

In principle it will be the same thing because all traffic that passes through the VPN tunnel will be considered as VPN, that's the goal! On the other hand, with HVPN, you can choose the ports or applications that you want to pass through the HVPN tunnel.

Hi ! You installed WG on a PC, so it's normal that all traffic coming from the PC is now recognized as WG!

For information : If you want to use DMZ or port forwarding, you must take the device out of the DHCP range, by setting it a static IP! The basic DHCP range is .100 to .250. (so below .100) You must restart the device, secondly, so that it recovers the correct IP ."-"100!