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In this case, you will have to manage a network card on your PC or other to keep access to its administration page, the subnet will simply allow you to have faster access to the interface! If I understood correctly your peripherals behind your AP in wifi, are not recognized (noname) automatically on device manger but they are listed on the DHCP of the XR500? You have to restart them so that the netbios is recognized...

Is it an access point connected in RJ45? Can you assign it an ip fix or DHCP on its interface? I found a combination with a manageable switch so that it does not appear in device manager and disrupts the different functionalities! Just assign it the same ip fix outside the DHCP range as a device on your local network, whose ip is fixed! AP works like a switch so is transparent with respect to the router which delivers the ip in DHCP...

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Ok I got it,... were you using openDNS DNS upstream on your ISP router before? OpenDNS is targeted in France... Restart all your machines! Mainly your main router!

...Ok... What is your ISP in Cyprus...? VPN ... 😜 disable: use upstream DNS and repeat the test?

It's normal ! Do the test with this link, you will see your ISP provider and cloudfare DNS! https://www.dnsleaktest.com/ Don't touch that if you don't know what you're doing!

It was just to know if the lan switch was not physically blocked at 1 Gbps, which does not seem to be the case with QoS disabled! Let's say I have a 8Gbps DL line (which is the case) using the SFP+ port as Wan, I could download via the XR700 Lan switch on 6 machines at the same time at 110 MB/s, or even aggregate 2 ports Lan for transfers / downloads at 220 MB/s in principle!

Hi ! SmartQoS is not visible on the PC/Desktop view, you will need to use this link to access it: http://192.168.77.1/dumaweb/#smartqos

Hi ! On your ISP router check the ISP DNS box: On R2 check only use upstream DNS It will be based on the DNS given by your ISP router You can also put another DNS "DNS overide" on the R2 in case of DNS failure your ISP! 1.1.1.1 Cloudfare et 8.8.8.8 Google or other

Hi Because it's still in the beta test phase on the r2!

You must reserve all the tcp and udp ports The PS5 will have moderate nat but that won't really affect multiplayer.

Hi you just have to deactivate upnp and reserve port 3074 on your Xbox with portforwarding! you will have to put a static ip to your Xbox in the dhcp of the r2 also...

reserving the specific port to another device using portforwarding …

by blocking the port concerned...

Upnp off …

Hi @e38BimmerFN If you have a connection higher than Gbps... Could you check for me by placing the wan on the SFP+ port and performing 2 simultaneous tests on 2 different machines behind the XR700's integrated rj45 switch? Just to see if the flow is shared or if it can deliver more than one Gbps...

ISP dns are often the fastest (even if you won't see the difference in web page loading) because they can be regionalized... but by using them your ISP can collect data about your browsing or other. There are plenty of DNS providers personally I use cloudfare! (1.1.1.1 in primary and 1.0.0.1 in secondary and "that of my service provider in tertiary in case of failure").

Ok, donc même si le débit est en sfp"+", le débit reste limité en wifi, parcontre le switch intégré gère combien Gpbs en partagé ?

Not sure... SFP... after that it only has wifi 5 so no interest!?

it's not a "worldwide" standard (Vive la France hehe!) as shown in this table, but we'll go through it for sure! I can't wait to see a DumaOS router with a Wan SFP+ or RJ45 10G, and game consoles equipped too! For the moment except on PC (if the servers follow) it's still bottleneck unfortunately!

I don't know the price difference between an integrated switch on a 1G vs 2.5G router but just a 2.5G Wan would allow for better Wifi6 performance... 6E Then there are a lot of hardward / softward constraints on the routers... For example, my ISP router allows me to have 10G (8G in Gpon) in SFP+ (with an SFP+ compatible switch behind) but the integrated switch of the 4-port RJ45 ISP router only allows me to have 1G shared... (stupid) Environment (OS) + speed, it's paid for... and it's very expensive!

Finally the Xbox servers are optimal... Enregistrement 2023-07-11 192456.mp4

Ou bien que tu es arrivé au terme de ton abonnement ?

I don't stupidly click on all the links, but thanks for pointing it out!