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Netduma Alex

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  1. The R1 is quite dated now in terms of hardware so it's possible that the 80mb is a hardware limit. Your speeds might improve with DumaOS although in my experience DumaOS is actually more taxing on the hardware than the original firmware. Nevertheless, it may be worth a try. You can always downgrade again.

    I'll forward this to Joseph so that he can fix your firmware for upgrades.

  2. Well i've never tried anything like this, but I think it could work.

    • Have the ASUS router connected to your modem, apply your QoS settings
    • Connect the LAN port of the ASUS to the WAN port on your R1
    • Go to System Information on R1, write down WAN IP, put this WAN IP into the DMZ on the ASUS
    • Go to QoS on R1, Anti-Bufferbloat menu, tick Disable QoS
    • Connect gaming device to R1, add to Geo-Filter
    • Use Geo-Filter as you normally would

    Hopefully, by putting the WAN IP into the DMZ of the ASUS, you'll avoid any double-NAT issues.

  3. Of course there's presets for PureVPN and hidemyass so I guess i'd suggest those, although I'm obviously a bit biased!

    Anything with OpenVPN 2.4.3 config files available will work though.

  4. 2 hours ago, Donald said:

    That link takes me no where, I don't know how to make the router accessible 

    Okay well i'll copy the relevant section of the guide:

    1. Access your Netduma R1 interface
    2. Go to >Settings >Miscellaneous
    3. Tick ‘Allow remote access to Netduma tech support’
    4. Go to Settings >UPnP and enable the feature if it's not already enabled
    5. Go to Settings > Port Forwarding and remove any rules
    6. Now verify that everything is working by going to https://www.whatismyip.com/port-scanner/
    7. In the port entry field, type in 7777 and click Scan 
    8. If the result is 'Open' then you have successfully allowed us to access your router to run the fix. 
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