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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!

Hi @Derlandes Omitting the "hybrid" dedicated servers, I would just like to know how do you know that you are a host...?!!!

Hi @Atom Glory I have max wifi speeds of +-300/300 Mbps with the R2, the best is to separate the 2.4Ghz and 5 Ghz bands, the latter allowing you to have the best speed but not necessarily the best stability... (all in knowing that the multiplayer game does not need a lot of bandwidth!)

Salut @Thechamp220, C'est dans VCI qu'il faut mettre "neufbox" ... option DHCP60

Salut @Thechamp220 T’as juste à mettre « neufbox » au lieu de « 60 » c’est le numéro de l’option dhcp… Branche l’ont au wan du R2 et voilà !

hi @Derlandes You can see the differences between the different FWs. By browsing the release notes on this link! https://www.netgear.com/support/download/?model=XR1000 Among other security updates, you can see that between FW.44 and FW.68 there are many improvements and bugfixes.

Hi@Sianlu the R2 administration page via a web browser on a computer is much more complete than the mobile application!

The R2 does not work as an AP! Peripherals on 2 different subnets will not be able to communicate with each other... Simply restarting them electrically can help, keep in mind that using the same ssid on 2 different wifi routers is clearly a problem!

Have you set congestion control to "always"? As indicated upstream, because if there is no traffic detected as a priority, the congestion will not be taken into account! I already had this kind of peak on the benchmark result, it was mainly due to a badly set QoS on another device upstream of the Netduma! Do you get this result also by trying this link? https://www.waveform.com/tools/bufferbloat

I ended up upgrading my 10G installation by replacing my NETGEAR GS810EMX switch (ethernet with an ASUS XG-C100C card on the PC) with a Zyxel XGS1210-12 (sfp+ singlemode with an Intel X520-DA1 card on the PC). It's day and night, I no longer encounter any disconnection problems, the speeds are substantially similar but I can finally use smb 2-3, and above all the overheating problems due to 10G ethernet are moderate now! + all the features offered that actually work!