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@Netduma Fraser@Netduma Alex GTA 5 & Halo MCC are now detected. Thanks!

I'll chase Alex about it on Monday

Application name: Grand Theft Auto V (Xbox Series X|S) Device type used for capture: PC Any other comments: Xbox Series X Ethernet to PC Sharing Wifi Connection  Loading up the game, going into freemode, and playing for a couple of minutes.
GTA 5 Freemode 1.pcapngGTA 5 Freemode 2.pcapng
Loading up a job and playing for a couple of minutes.
GTA 5 Job 1.pcapngGTA 5 Job 2.pcapng

Application name: Xbox Cloud Gaming - https://www.xbox.com/en-US/play Device type used for capture: PC - Windows 11 Any other comments: I'm streaming from the Brave browser using an extension script that lets me choose between IPv4 and IPv6 servers.
  IPv4 Servers Xbox Cloud Gaming IPv4 - 1.pcapngXbox Cloud Gaming IPv4 - 2.pcapng   IPv6 Servers Xbox Cloud Gaming IPv6 - 1.pcapngXbox Cloud Gaming IPv6 - 2.pcapng   @Netduma FraserThis should be better data than the previous captures.

Hi guys,
I'm currently working on Halo MCC, should have it fixed soon.
I made some changes to it a while ago because it was too vague and kept coming up on other games (for example Monster Hunter Wilds), it seems these changes were too drastic as they have stopped it from working properly.

I'll gently nudge Alex, thanks for the cap as well!

Application name: Xbox Cloud Gaming - Xbox App Device type used for capture: PC - Windows 11 Any other comments: Xbox App streaming Grand Theft Auto V (Xbox Series X|S)     Xbox Cloud Gaming 1.pcapngXbox Cloud Gaming 2.pcapng

I've chased the team again but I doubt it, we've been having some issues with the cloud we need to sort out

We're looking into it, it's by no means a done deal and it may well be too difficult but we'd like to yes.
Is that error actually producing issues for you?

A reboot scheduler helps solve the issue of the router becoming sluggish over time by rebooting it, which clears the memory and cache.
For example

A reboot scheduler helps solve the issue of the router becoming sluggish over time by rebooting it, which clears the memory and cache.
For example

A reboot scheduler helps solve the issue of the router becoming sluggish over time by rebooting it, which clears the memory and cache.
For example

A reboot scheduler helps solve the issue of the router becoming sluggish over time by rebooting it, which clears the memory and cache.
For example

A reboot scheduler helps solve the issue of the router becoming sluggish over time by rebooting it, which clears the memory and cache.
For example

A reboot scheduler helps solve the issue of the router becoming sluggish over time by rebooting it, which clears the memory and cache.
For example

You needed to have signed up here: https://forum.netduma.com/topic/39415-introducing-early-access/ and I can't see you on that list which is why you haven't been added. I have added you now though, you should have access.

Today we announced the Netduma R3, powered by DumaOS 4. Welcome to the R3VOLUTION.
 
The Netduma R3 has a mission of delivering solid hardware for 2023 while also launching with DumaOS technology that you’ve never seen before. It arrives with a lot of firsts for a Netduma router, including WiFi 6 and RGB capabilities.
DumaOS 4 is a major standout that completely revolutionises how you get the most from your home network. Everything from classic features to the UI has been completely revamped, with several newcomer features that will change your game and THE game.
Here’s a breakdown of some highlights from DumaOS 4:
Geofilter 2.0, a whole new Geofilter solution that works more effectively for virtually any online game. SmartBOOST is the brand new evolution of QoS,automatically adjusting to give everything the optimal amount of bandwidth at any given moment. Steady Ping heralds the arrival of our long-awaited Anti-Jitter technology (that’s right, it’s finally here). By sacrificing a tiny ping buffer, you ‘lock-in’ a ping that doesn’t fluctuate. Now, every game feels as smooth as the last. And more, all in a completely overhauled UI! This thread acts as both the announcement and discussion thread for the Netduma R3 - ask questions and get as excited as we are!
To answer some of the questions we expect to hear for the R3 and DumaOS 4, we’ve put together some ‘Pre-FAQs’:
Will DumaOS 4 be coming to the Netduma R2 or NETGEAR Nighthawk Pro Gaming routers (XR500/XR700/XR1000/XR450/XR300)?
We fully intend to get DumaOS 4 on the Netduma R2 - we’re expecting this to be a straightforward task so the wait won’t be long. If you own an R2 and would like to be notified when DumaOS 4 is available to you, please enter your email here.
However, for Nighthawk Pro Gaming routers, we have some more unfortunate news: as things stand, DumaOS 4 will not be coming to these units. As you can probably tell, it has been a challenge getting these models onto DumaOS 3.3, for reasons outside of our control. We have been able to get the XR500, XR450 and XR700 onto 3.3 via  open beta firmwares. And this week we received an XR1000 firmware from NETGEAR (running DumaOS 3.3) which is going through our internal testing now. 
So as things stand right now, the only way to get your hands on DumaOS 4 currently is to purchase a Netduma R3.
How much will the Netduma R3 cost?
We always try to provide good value for the hardware we’re responsible for, and because of that the Netduma R3 is landing with a launch discount, pricing it at $199.99 (exc. VAT) / £179.99 / €199.99. This price point won’t last forever, but we want people who support us early on the benefit from doing so.
What are the Netduma R3 hardware specs?
We worked hard to decide the final spec of the Netduma R3. It has WiFi 6 with really good WiFi coverage across your home (we tested this extensively and it’s a LOT better than the R2), a quad-core CPU and all the RAM and Flash memory we’ll ever need. Our overall aim was to use hardware that was really solid without charging you guys and arm and leg to buy it  
The full list of the Netduma R3 hardware spec can be found on our site, at the bottom of product page. Check it out!
CPU/WiFi Chip used: Broadcom BCM6756
Where can I learn more about DumaOS 4?
You can check our website for more about each of the newcomers to DumaOS 4, and stay tuned for our upcoming video series covering each feature in a little more detail.
Will DumaOS 4 arrive on Telstra Optimiser and EE WiFi Enhancer?
Yes, both platforms will be updated with the latest DumaOS features down the road.
Is the R3’s WiFi better than the R2?
We paid special attention to ensuring that the R3’s WiFi performs well, to cover all areas as a solid router for any home. The WiFi specifically in the R3 is Dual-Band Gigabit AX3000, providing a far better WiFi experience than the R2 in terms of range and throughput.
I have pre-ordered. When will my R3 be sent?
We expect routers to arrive in December, and we’ll begin shipping pre-orders as soon as stock arrives on a first-ordered-first-sent basis. 
What this means is that while we can’t give a specific shipping date to cover every order, we expect that every R3 preorder will be fulfilled before Christmas.
Can I buy a Netduma R2 instead of a Netduma R3?
The Netduma R2 is now officially out of stock, and we have no plans for renewing the stock.
Has the Netduma R3 been beta tested?
Yes! A selection of beta testers from the forum have extensively tested the R3 and worked with us to make sure it’s great. A huge special thanks to them for helping us (and keeping things quiet until now!)
Does the RGB look cool?
Yes, it looks very cool. But if you are no fun at parties, they can also be turned off 😛 

Application name: Halo: The Master Chief Collection Device type used for capture: PC Any other comments: One is loading up the game, playing the custom game browser, while the other is searching online and playing multiplayer. Halo MCC Custom Game Browser.pcapng Halo MCC Online.pcapng

Application name: Halo: The Master Chief Collection Device type used for capture: PC Any other comments: One is loading up the game, playing the custom game browser, while the other is searching online and playing multiplayer. Halo MCC Custom Game Browser.pcapng Halo MCC Online.pcapng

Hi everyone,

As part of future developments, we're looking at the concept of a sub-tray extension for DumaOS; allowing you to make changes to certain settings quickly without opening the full browser version, regardless of what you're doing.
To make the sub-tray as useful as possible, we need to know:
Which features do you use the most? Which statistics and data do you regularly use or monitor? Which features do you think you would find useful in a Windows sub-tray app? This could be almost anything - such as changing your Ping Assist setting, running a speedtest from Connection Benchmark, or simply switching an entire Rapp on/off.
So far, here are some of the ideas we've potentially considered:
Adblocker (Switch On/Off) Adblocker Pause Traffic Prioritization (Stat Counters, enable rules) Speed Test, Ping Test Congestion Control Bandwidth Allocation Ping Graph I've included an image to give you a better idea of our vision for the sub-tray extension. If you have any ideas on what you'd like to see in this format, let us know.
Thanks! 👍

@Netduma Fraser I think the deleted lists disappear after a reboot also I forgot you can whitelist the things you don't want blocked so I'll just add avast

I've PM'd you regarding this.

For the Display history, whatever you have set there were they blocking during that time? If you change the display to 5minutes for example do they disappear?

We use quite a few different ones and sometimes tweak them, not sure if we're using those specifically.