Kyle

Okay thank you, will let Alex know

I'll check in with Alex about it

Have the same problem but in the States, west coast to be specific. Some of the servers close to me disappeared on the map. Please take a look at this ASAP. Thank you

Have the same problem but in the States, west coast to be specific. Some of the servers close to me disappeared on the map. Please take a look at this ASAP. Thank you

Probably early next week. As for the firmware I'm still not providing any ETAs, shouldn't be much longer. Thanks for letting us know, I will pass that on!

If you go to Settings > Internet Rules you can do this:

It worked with LAN to WAN so I guess I’ll leave it alone

It worked with LAN to WAN so I guess I’ll leave it alone

That would generally be right unless the mesh system works LAN to LAN, best to listen to Pharm as he has done it personally!

No problemm I haven’t gotten mine yet. Hopefully it will be today. I will be replacing the xr700 with the R3. 

Thank you again. Received the R3 two days ago. Haven’t set it up yet but wanted to make sure first on how to set it up correctly. 

I have xr700 lan to ax11000 (ap mode) lan
and then i have the ax11000 connected to an rtax86u by way of a wireless backhaul. I couldn't do a wired backhaul but yes it would be more optimal.

I have the Asus Aimesh setup with a couple of different routers (GTAX11000 and RTAX86u). I pre ordered the R3 to be my primary when it arrives but in its place, I have the XR700 (with wifi disabled) and enabled my Aimesh nodes into AP mode.   I don't know if this was your question, but I can confirm you can run the Aimesh in AP mode.  

Not sure on how you set them up exactly but what you suggested there would work.
R3 LAN > Orbi WAN

@Kyle
I’m not sure how Netgear Aimesh works but with Asus you can enable AP mode on routers with Aimesh and you can still use the Aimesh. 

I connected the primary Aimesh node (gt-ax11000) to the xr700((DumaOS router) by ethernet -lan to lan.  Then I connected the other node by way of a wifi backhaul. Sorry to say connecting by way of ethernet or power line wasn’t an option. 
I did have a hiccup. It did not work initially so I had to factory reset the Asus routers and then turn on AP mode. For  some reason turning on the AP mode initially didn't take.
But everything is good to go right now and just waiting to replace the xr700 ( old and busted) with the R3 (new hotness). 

Hope this helps. 

I don't believe it's cancelled, but as far as I'm aware it's on hold for the moment. I don't have an ETA or and idea as to when it's going to be continued and eventually released I'm afraid.

If you could try that would be really helpful, would indicate if it's just an issue with this game, in which case it could be a bad cloud update for example

Thanks. I’ll try and will let you know.
Game: eFootball 2023

Thank you

No I don't believe so, in that case use Games Console instead.
You shouldn't need to add it then, try it without for the moment and see if you encounter any issues.

For a PC you can leave DumaOS Classified Games enabled, depending on what you're playing it may be prioritized automatically, otherwise you can add it with the Games Console service, likewise for the streaming PC.

Auto Enable will apply depending on your Traffic Prioritization settings so as long as you have that setup in a way that will prioritize when you're gaming on your respective platform it will apply every time.

@KylePersonally for me it wasn't too accurate so it best to just add your device under traffic prioritization in order to take full advantage of priority if it a gaming console you just classify it as a games console and it should pretty much prioritize all traffic when gaming...the reason I say this is because from my experience dumaos classified wouldn't detect the games console from time to time and so that meant it wasn't getting priority and so making the rule forced it to be prioritized. 
Though on next update I believe they should be pushing the same cloud update as on the R2 which I have been beta testing and it way better at detecting games more efficiently though it requires feedback since it still not perfect and I've been adding games and pending to test them as they keep making changes too it...so on next update you should be getting near perfect traffic detection

Bufferbloat/lag which the Ping Under Load test represents happens when the network is saturated i.e. your bandwidth is all being used, by lowering Congestion Control which lowers the speeds it prevents a portion of your bandwidth being used which then prevents the bufferbloat occurring. 

Thanks. I was wondering. Hope it’s soon