Krush

Yes playing on a further away server is likely to worsen your jitter.
No, the Geo-Filter and your bufferbloat test are not connected. 
The Geo-Filter shows game servers you connect to, it is highly unlikely to show the bufferbloat server you're using. The bufferbloat server could be anywhere, that's the point, doing the test at different times of the day could have you connecting to different servers and therefore getting different results. This is why I as well as Darkness said not to put too much emphasis on its results. Yes it is testing your network utilizing a server for the test. Here is an analogy for you.
Your ping without bufferbloat is like driving your car on an empty road, you're going to a location and you know how long it will take you to get there, for example 20 minutes. This could be your baseline ping for example 20ms. 
Your ping with bufferbloat is like driving your car on a road with traffic, you're going to the same location and you know how long it should take you to get there (e.g. the 20 minutes), however due to the bad traffic it actually takes you 40 minutes to get to the same destination. Your ping here could be 40ms for example.
In regards to the server the bufferbloat test is using, without a destination to test it against you can't get a ping value or a destination to drive to. Now imagine your place of work changed depending on the time of day and the time you start work changes as well therefore it could take you anywhere from 10 minutes to 1hr to get there. Would you be so confident to say that it takes you 10 minutes to commute to work everyday? Without knowing the server the bufferbloat test is using your results cannot be 100% trusted. That's why the pingplotter suggestion is better, you know the exact server you're using, you do a test to establish your baseline ping (ping without bufferbloat) and then apply traffic and your ping raises, just like road traffic extends your journey time and then you apply Congestion Control to limit the effect that traffic has on your ping. 
There really isn't anything else we can advise honestly:
You've established it's an issue without the R3 - that automatically eliminates us personally from needing to troubleshoot with you We've advised you select the closest possible servers, this will help lower the ping and improve stability (jitter) We've advised you on how to effectively test and set your Congestion Control percentages to lower your ping and improve stability when bufferbloat would ordinarily apply

Hi all!
App version 1.3.20 is now available on the App Store & Play Store for iOS and Android.
Here are the changes since 1.3.15:
Update to support Android v35.0 Support Android 16KB page size requirement Update iOS min target version to 12.2 Added Developer Options page Netduma R3 Front LED toggle support Handle WiFi Merge/Split flows with more than 2 wireless bands Improved UI performance Added Report Core dumps toggle Fixed Netgear Auth error shows up as DumaOS not running error Fixed Factory Reset never ends Fixed Polygon that is only a line can be saved in Geofilter Fixed Bad layout of Factory Reset item on Troubleshooting page for languages with longer text for it's button Fixed CPU graph not accurate (shows a tiny bit less than it should) Fixed Sometimes Setup can be stuck on splash screen forever after finishing Fixed Stats for Nerds page doesn't display anything in some cases Fixed Early redirect between hardware setup and regular setup and setup is still displayed after finishing setup Fixed UI sometimes doesn't load after Factory Reset or on UI exceptions Fixed Logout from units properly Fixed SmartBoost Stats for Nerds page doesn't display apps/categories properly Fixed Many translation fixes Fixed Geofilter server page immediately hiding in some cases - and in strict mode Fixed RGB Controls crashes when incorrect hex value is set Fixed Going back from add custom router causes crash on iOS Hide SmartQoS manual allocations page by default

DMZ + PC =  WARNING !
Ne jamais/jamais.... faire ça !

Update: speeds stayed the same. I think i was to blinded on the duma side since i was going to game when i noticed the issue. Rebooting the to link and the duma brought back the speeds. I now made a reboot schedule weekly for the tp link, wish duma also had that feature in its settings since i dont use its wifi. Thread can be solve now. Thank you all!

Autoriser/refuser, se limite à un serveur.... sur une multitude de serveur avec des id différents sur la même localisation !

Le plus simple est d'utiliser la sélection personnalisé par pays !

Et mettre le ping à 0

Copying your settings my rgb doesn’t change still green/ yellow/ brown but it’s white at the edges.
 
 

Most of the issues with PPPoE that we've had in the past have usually been with QoS on the upload side not working with it which has been resolved. The issue currently is that a small percentage of PPPoE users are experiencing disconnects, this is most likely due to the nature of the connection method (i.e. that it 'logs' in to the internet service and can have a timeout on it) but we will fix that.

@Krush parce que quelqu'un a dit.
Non pour être plus sérieux mon but est de dire aux personnes d'arrêter de vendre du rêve et bien souvent sans fondement.
Ces matériel pour la plus part coûte cher et difficile a configuré et pas adapter a toutes les personnes donc sans le vouloir influencer l'achat de ces matos qui pour 90% des gens ne servent a rien et certainement pas pour du gaming. 

 

A bit more white but not pure white for me, regardless I've passed it onto the team so they'll take a look when they can

Tu n’as pas besoin d’ouvrir les ports pour les jeux.
L’UPnP est une fonction automatique qui le fait pour toi !
Les problèmes de NAT sont en règle générale liées :
A un mauvais paramétrage derrière un routeur FAI (DMZ ; Réservation d’IP DHCP)
Ou encore un FAI qui fait du CG-NAT …

C'est juste lié à la façon dont est connecté le R3 derrière votre FAI ...
C'est connu... mais très facilement résoluble ! 😉
 

Oui je l'ai faite toute de suite, car a cause de l'ip partagée j'étais en nat modéré sur mon XR500

Juste au cas ou, étant donné que tu es chez FREE... As tu fais une demande d'IPv4 full-stack ?

Normal, le DMZ expose l'ensemble des ports "OPEN BAR" pour le piratage ... 
Tu peux DMZ un console ou un routeur car ils ont un firewall intégré mais surtout pas un PC ... C'est comme laisser la porte ouverte de la bergerie aux loups !

Tu es trop fort Krush! Même apres avoir enlevé mon pc du dmz du R2, je suis encore en nat ouvert. 
Un grand merci!!!
Si jamais tu as d'autres propositions a me faire pour optimiser ce R2 et ma connexion je suis a ton écoute 😁
Encore merci!!!

Merci Krush! J'espère tavoir correctement compris. 

 

Freebox! 😉
Tu vas dans paramètres "avancés" / DHCP / Baux actifs- sélectionnes le R2 (clique droit) ajouter et définis l'IP 192.168.1.165
De cette manière le R2 sera toujours derrière le DMZ avec la même IP.
Tu peux désactiver IPV6 LAN/WAN sur le R2... Elle n'est pas gérée  avec FREE.

Je ne connais pas le R1, attends le retour Fraser ! 😉 

Je suis pas expert mais peut être que cela vient de ton câble RJ45 entre le R1 et la xbox ?
Essayes de le remplacer ...

The Geo-Filter doesn't impact your location on Google Maps, that's nothing to do with the router at all. If Google Maps is showing your location incorrectly and you've verified you get the same behavior directly connected to your modem then it's down to the IP address from your internet provider and you'd need to contact them if you believe it's causing issues

Si ton FAI a de la congestion aux heures de pointes... Tu ne peux pas faire grand chose, le QoS est géré en Local pas en Amont de ton FAI !
Si tu as plusieurs lignes à disposition.. le mieux est d'utiliser celle qui n'a pas de congestion aux heures de pointes pour le jeux !!!!
 

DumaOS 4.0 est un outils qui vous offre de multiple avantage d'optimisation réseau en local par rapport à votre routeur FAI, il serait intéressant que vous exposiez vos déconvenues plus explicitement, vous semblez avoir internet ce qui est un bon début, comment l'avez vous configuré ?
Restant à disposition en soutien  

DPI reconnait le type de paquet en fonction de l'application utilisée, BI améliore l'analyse/classification de paquet crypté malgré l'utilisation d'un VPN en avale !
En désactivant les 2 cela revient à utiliser SB comme un QoS non intelligent, il faut par contre prioriser les périphériques pour avoir un intérêt (sinon il y aura toujours de la latence en cas d’utilisation de bande passante intensive sur un autre périphérique)... Seul PO "ABB" est actif dans ce cas ! Il n'y a pas de priorisation de paquet ... Donc tes paquets de jeu peuvent se retrouver dans la liste d'attente derrière d'autre paquet moins prioritaire !
Le résultat est beau sur le périphérique de test mais tronqué !
 
---je ne suis pas sûr de la vidéo, pourquoi payer un logiciel alors qu'il existe des solutions gratuites pour supprimer/optimiser facilement Windows pour le jeu...---
 

@Krush not that, sorry. Wifi dropped out for ALL devices. I only had one static IP besides the router and it was outside the scope of the DHCP (1-10 for network devices, 10-99 for static, 100-250 for DHCP scope)
SSID has been constant since installation.
I may have resolved it by Factory Resetting the R3 router, splitting the Wifi bands and resetting again.
I now have 10 devices on 5Ghz running stable, 3+ devices on 2.4Ghz running stable (so far)
I think the issue is when 2.4 and 5 are using same SSID, R3 router has issues when multiple devices switch band at similar times and then cannot re-assign IPs to the MAC addresses. Each outage seemed to be in time with a DHCP renewal log "flood"
However, splitting the bands should stop devices switching, and stabilise connections (I hope, bad timing yesterday when I was working online with a client)