Bert

I will try that and post here the results. Thanks for the info, Bert.

It's supposed to be coming out within weeks, but you need to sign up for it through netgear.
http://www.netgearinnovation.com/dumaos-beta/index.html 
 
What I would do in the mean time is plug in your ISP router. Disable wifi on that. And put XR300 in DMZ on that.
 

Ok. On my XR500 it's VLAN tagging that gives you the actual QoS issue, with just PPPoE it's fine. Maybe that is a small difference between the 300 and 500.
 
Supposedly this will be fixed in the 3.0 beta.

Are you using it in PPPoE mode with VLAN set?
 
If so it's a known bug. 2 way around it, use another router to handle your PPPoE settings and VLAN tagging, then put your XR300 in DMZ. Or use a managed switch between your router and ONT and set VLAN tags on that. It's VLAN tagging that is the actual issue.

Host tickrate is the amount of updates the server sends you and client tickrates is what you send to the server.

For DMZ you need to put the WAN IP adress of your XR500 in your Fritzbox. Or preferrably the MAC adress so it's always routed right. I looked up a manual for Fritzbox 7590 though and I'm not sure this router provides this option.
 
Then the other way is to forward TCP / UDP 1-65535 to your XR500.
 
On XR500, you don't need a static route for a static IP on your PC, you can make a IP reservation under XR500 LAN settings. But really you don't need this either since uPNP is supposed to take care of this, doesn't matter what IP your PC has.
 
You're using uPNP and port forwarding at the same time, best is to let uPNP do it's job, or if you want the manual rules turn off uPNP.
 
The issues with PPPoE / VLAN only affect your upload QoS by the way. If you have enough bandwidth I doubt it makes a difference.
 
DNS servers don't make a difference for your in game connection quality, usually I just set them to ISP native DNS servers.

You do have the setting.
 
Set NAT filtering from secured to open and upnp should work correctly in CoD.
 
I have used it that way with multiple playstations.

There never was a SG server for WW2. Only BO4 and MW have SG servers.

Signed up!

I was saying the same to NCRO. But it's has been an issue from launch for me. But in Asia the playerbase is lower I think, altough the F2P games do much better.

There never was a SG server for WW2. Only BO4 and MW have SG servers.

This.
 
Option could be to build someting in the form of a Edgerouter. Just basic router with DumaOS software, no wifi. Then you simply pick the wifi acces point of your liking. New wifi standard? Buy a different wifi acces point.

To be honest I don't believe in all this settings stuff. I set mine to ABB 80% and set up QoS and that's it.
 
This morning I used my regular ISP router for an hour or so and it doesn't play any different over my XR500. The problem here in Asia is that the nearest server is Singapore 33ms, but if SBMM decides to ruin your day it will put you on Japan (107ms) or Sydney (150+ms) and that ruins your game. In EU or cross USA ping is much tighter so it's less of an issue. But to illustrate how annoying it is here, this morning for testing I played the Hardhat playlist and backed out of 8 different games on the Japan server before I finally got Singapore server.
 
The game can screw with you in too many ways for any setting to be effective IMHO. This all worked when you had player hosts etc but now with dedicated servers and active latency balancing etc it's a toss up. I can play on the same server as always and still tell within one minute when the game decides to give me a disadvantage or advantage.

I completely feel ya homie. Honestly I'm over the geofilter and all of the tweaking with the router. If they would've been more proactive with the updates and trying to remedy today's problems I would've stayed with duma. They aren't transparent never have been. I've done moved on. This forum is good though. I love you guys and appreciate everyone's help and opinions on things that has put me where I am today with my current setup! Honestly I'm much happier not staring at the stupid geo and my game play not reflecting anything positive. You guys probably spend more time tweaking stuff then you do playing the actual video game. Thats counter productive imo! Cheers

There is just one functionality that sets this router apart from the rest and that is the Geofilter. These have been screwed up for the last week since update on MW. IMHO this needs to be sorted a lot faster than is happening now, my XR500 has been a expensive paperweight for the last week.
 
All this other stuff that will supposedly be in DumaOS 3.0 doesn't matter when the geofilter doesn't function. 

Titan 2 and CM have roughly the same functionality.
 
It's actually really simple, the aim assist script just makes your character strafe side to side very quickly.

You should actually considder using 9mm extended mags on Shipment

In my lobbies there is no players below level 100, 50% of my lobbies have players with Damascus camo, dropshotting jumping bla bla bla.
 
And here is the YT content creators playing against enemies that don't shoot back, are level 11 and play like total morons. These are the same content creators that are PAID by activision to attend their events etc.
 
Makes you think. (give you a hint, mutual interests....)

For in game optimal is obviously 60 packets per sec on both sides.
 
If you have UDP 3074 in your prioritization, there is also some other talk with the server going on on 3074. But with open NAT they all come from the same port.
 
For moderate NAT you need to set source to UDP 62000-65535 instead of UDP 3074 as the game uses different ports for game traffic in that case.

When we launched the Geo-Filter back in 2014, it changed the way gamers experienced matchmaking. By giving you control over the servers you play on, you were able to eliminate the biggest cause of lag in gaming; distance.
However, it's not always just a simple case of playing on the servers closest to your home - not all servers are made equal, and some can be lower quality despite being closer to you. We made Geo-Fencing to give you total control and solve this problem once and for all.

With Geo-Fencing you can draw multiple Geo-Filters around the servers you like and block the servers you don't, giving you unprecedented control over the matchmaking process. Draw filters around your region or country, or only draw around the best servers in the world - online matchmaking is now in your hands.
DumaOS 3.0 is the biggest update we have ever built, effectively doubling the feature set. Geo-Fencing is just one of many features coming to your router with DumaOS v3.0, so stay tuned for our next feature announcement.

This guy is onto something.
 
I remember having read that on Vodafone, IPTV, internet etc have different VLAN groups. So in that case you would need to use the XR500's bridge mode with the right VLAN ID.

You can see it on the DumaOS screen, host tickrate.