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No it's clear now
 
 

No it's clear now
 
 

All inbound traffic (between devices and from WAN to LAN) matching a given prio rule will get tagged. This will also applies to outbound traffic if you select 'Apply to WAN'.
Hope that answers your question, please rephrase if I missed something.

Cool, we will let you know once it is ready.
Yeah, the current windows solution isn't very convenient.
We don't modify those tags outside of the user defined prio rules so they should be preserved on the forward path (on packets not destined to the router), including traffic between devices on your LAN.

Hi @Netduma Kacper
 
Yes for sure.
 
You can add DSCP tags through windows registry manually but having a tool maks it a lot easier.
 
As it is now, are DSCP tags kept on inbound traffic to LAN?

The one that your ISP uses. Generally 1500 for cable etc and 1460 for PPPoE.
 
I would just leave it auto.

Just to clarify, It would not do much for console users other than applying QoS across the entire network on inbound traffic, but for PC users there is ways to add these tags from their system so basicly you could run end to end QoS if your switches support this.
 
I think it's a bit academic but I like tinkering with stuff lol.

Just to clarify, It would not do much for console users other than applying QoS across the entire network on inbound traffic, but for PC users there is ways to add these tags from their system so basicly you could run end to end QoS if your switches support this.
 
I think it's a bit academic but I like tinkering with stuff lol.

The dev never specified so I've asked them and will get back to you once I have a concrete answer. Ah gotcha, that should come with the next update.

If you click the ? icon next to Work At Home for example it will tell you what it covers e.g.

Apply to WAN applies the same priority information tags to packets going out to the ISP. The ISP may just ignore these tags, but you may see a performance improvement through using these tags.

On the pingplotter plots, you're pinging your xbox from the home network. There is no way that you should see a latency variation like that on 1Gbit local connections. This should be <1ms unless you have figured out a way to transfer 1Gbit / 120 MB/s through that link to the xbox.
 
Also, since you are plugged into a switch. This traffic should never reach the router so really QoS is not in play here. The ICMP ping arrives at the switch, reads the switch routing table and then goes straight to the xbox. Actually the bad quality stream should not affect gameplay either.
 
If you have issues when pinging your Xbox at 192.168.1.3 it's either on the end of your laptop or at the Xbox. But since you say it's only happening with these streaming programs running you are most likely simply needing a faster computer. File transfers, video encoding streaming etc all take CPU cycles, and I/O tasks and network transfers do so as well.
 
I would suggest starting your streaming app, press ctrl+alt+del, go to your task manager and look at system resources, ie if 

Gotcha.
 
Mine does it as well.
 
It's not a bug as such such I think. When you place a console in DMZ all traffic gets directed towards the host in DMZ. As far as I can tell it's some TCP systems service that triggers it. I tried TCP 1024-65535 as well and it still happens every now and then. It's also only counting packets on the download counter suggesting it's a service from outside causing it.
 
DumaOS classified games is UDP 1024-65535 for that reason.

The ping you get in CoD games is measured off the UDP traffic flow and is not ICMP ping as such.
 
CoD servers don't actually respond to ICMP ping so it's usually the host before that who returns the ping or it gets dropped entirely. Because of this it occasionally gives you unreliable readings.
 
Also something to take note of is that DumaOS measures ping from the router to the host, it doesn't account for what happens on your own network, I was testing with port rate limits on a switch once, got a huge amount of lag while ping on DumaOS was fine. It wasn't until I looked at in game ping and then I realized the PS4 had started a download and I was creating my own bufferbloat to the PS4 lol. 

Just out of curiosity, I tried replicating this on my XR500 since it's an odd problem.
 
So PS4 1 in DMZ and traffic prio Duma Classified games enabled
 
Play a game on PS4 number 2 with traffic prio off.
 
For me it doesn't trigger. 

uPNP works in CoD if you go into settings -> WAN settings -> set NAT filtering to open

To be honest, the tech specs are not that impressive. The XR500 / XR700 probably have better hardware.
 
It is a step up from the R1 though and really for $150 is a good chunk cheaper than the XR line.
 
One advantage I can think of though is that the support from Netgear is lacking and with the R2 you would have support straight from Netduma.
 
 

Cold War beta netcode analysis.

Sold my PS4 (with a very sad heart) as i moved over to PC Gaming - Finally decided to upload it - After playing the Cold War Alpha and Beta i am most definitly going to miss MW19 (what a masterpiece 😁).
Enjoy the gameplay. 
 

You're overcomplicating this. You can't turn off NAT on the R1.
 
You hook it up as you put it in your drawing.
 
Then you go into the first router. You put the IP adress it assigned to your R1 into the DMZ. And that should be all.
 
All other configuration in your first router as per normal.
 
On the R1 just switch off wifi and QoS.

You only need UDP 3074 - 30000:45000 for PS4.
 
You don't need the opposite of that since both upload and download traffic are prioritized in that. You could make the destination 30000:65535 or whatever you please but for CoD I find 30.000-45.000 works for me.
 
So in your case the 2nd rule will do you don't need the rest.

Snipers are BS in this game IMHO.
 
Getting no scoped from 3m with a Tundra while I have to land half a magazine with a AK-74u is rediculous. Even shotguns get you hitmarkers at these ranges. Cross map sniping, fine with that though. This is an inherent issue with the Treyarch longer TTK games IMHO, BO4 also had these issues. I wish they used something like BO3 ttk. Overall I don't enjoy the long ttk.
 
Connections in this game are absolute garbage and SBMM makes it even worse. While I am typing this I am sitting waiting for my TDM lobby to fill. Seriously you can't fill a TDM lobby on sunday afternoon???!!?!?. I am playing on EU servers and geofiltering doesn't seem to do anything for me. You can change servers but they keep matching you up with people from all over the place and the Italy server for example plays like thrash. Wish I played on my fiber line though as it's hard to say if my cable ISP has something to do with it. I reset my router because it was showing high CPU usage but that did nothing.
 
Can't tell all the stats in this game but in TDM I am holding a 2.4 elims/d at the minute.
 
Aiming is messed up. If you are a hair off your target aim assist prevents you from correcting.
 
Visibility is arguably even worse than MW2019. What doesn't help either is that both sides use the same player models.
 
Loading into a game takes absolute ages. Maybe it's because of the slow PS4 harddrives but I am litterally waiting for ages until the animation starts. Also what is annoying is that there is no lobby screen for join in progress games. So you can't tell if it's people in parties or what map or game mode it is.
 
Footsteps are acceptable now that they have fixed the Ninja perk. It does shift balance to the 'perk greed' wildcard since you can run both ghost and ninja.
 
I absolutely hate the scorestreak system. First of all the bars are so small that you have no idea on how far you are off. Also it turns the end of the game into a steak spam fest. Because of this there is absolutely zero incentive to stay in join in progress lobbies. And I have litterally games seen decided by scorestreak handouts. Overall the artillery strike and warmachine are the strongest streaks. In BO4 specialist spam was hated upon, they have simply traded that for scorestreak handouts.
 
Weapons. All feel the same to me, cartoony and hollow sounds. Meta I would say is MP5, XM4 and AK-47. My personal favorite is AK-47.
 
Secondary weapons, pistols I only used the 1911 but got along with it well, however the shotguns are stronger they kinda overshadow the pistols.
 
Not a fan of the create a class system as a whole. I understand they want to immitate the MW gunsmith but for this game there is no unique attachments and it doesn't add much. Lethal / tactical standard on class induces lethal / tactical spam. Pick 10 was way more elegant IMHO. Also the wildcards, mentioned this before but Perk Greed is the most overpowered thing in the game, you're crazy if you are not running this. You get Tac Mask, Flak Jacket, Ninja, Ghost, Scavanger and replenishing tacticals / lethals in one go. Unless you need 8 attachments this is the thing to run. Also leveling up weapons with no 2XP active takes absolute ages.
 
Movement, sliding needs toning down or connections improved. Now it looks more like teleporting then sliding.
 
Overall feeling is that half the gunfights I loose are due to connection BS, poor visibility and aim assist / aiming issues. But you can turn that around saying that when I win the enemy had these issues. But as to the general feel, it feels unpolished and more like a free to play shooter than a tripple A CoD title.

This game is one big shitshow.
 
-Horrible SBMM
-Horrible connections
-Horrible visibility
-Weapons all fell the same
 
Reached lvl 40 and had enough of it for now.

This game is one big shitshow.
 
-Horrible SBMM
-Horrible connections
-Horrible visibility
-Weapons all fell the same
 
Reached lvl 40 and had enough of it for now.

I managed a 20 killsstreak + chopper gunner in the first half of DOM lol.
 
Streaks are useless. That choppergunner got me one whole kill.