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@Netduma Fraserhere's some interesting logs, it looks like the router is filtering out items, but it's just not showing on the map, or any of the data.

@Netduma Fraser Updated, and did a factory reset just in case. Still showing no servers appearing when playing Xbox at all. I have strict enabled, geo latency turned off, steady ping disabled, rebooted, etc still showing nothing. Would disabling IPv6 on the lan or wan side help?

Yes, updated to .20 and now uploading the firmware sent by Fraser.

@Netduma Fraser Should I factory reset after updating to this?

No never had my Xbox connected to wireless, I also have the Xbox set with a reserved IP address.

@Netduma Frasersorry for the multiple posts, but one final thing. I don't have the ability to adjust congestion control, it's always greyed out and showing 0% for download upload.

@Netduma Fraser Also, Everytime you reboot the router steady ping turns itself back on again.

@Netduma Fraser My geo filter since the update to .20 doesn't ever show any servers I'm connecting to, let alone that my Xbox is active. I tried to follow the instructions above, along with trying to reinstall the firmware. The only thing I haven't tried to do is factory reset the device (really hoping I don't have to do this, I don't want to have to reconfigure all the settings again...) Any ideas on this?

Is there a new update that's been pushed, .21 ? I don't see the option is available to update

Try turning off steady ping.

Steady ping only had my Xbox list in the geo filter, with it turned on, Google Home displays, iPad and iPhone wouldn't function. Once I turned off steady ping, 15 seconds later iPhone, ipad, and Google home started working. IPv6 address are still appearing attaching photo of just my iPhone for the example but they are beginning with: Fe80, fd7b, and 2600 Tried loading the device into smart boost, but that didn't help with anything unfortunately

Well quick update to this: Turned off steady ping and my iPhone began connecting without any problems, along with my Google home displays finally connecting and not running into endless errors when trying to connect to the WiFi. New issues: I have turned off IPv6 and rebooted the router, but everything is still shows that they're being assigned an IPv6 address. Smart boost seems to cause issues with Google home. Steady ping causes some Google Home devices to fail over and over or not allow them to have a steady connection, maybe limiting steady ping to only assigned devices would resolve

Wifi shows connected, but phone always says no internet. Turned off private wifi and line up tracking. Attempted to delete the WiFi and device from the router, but once I get connected I will have Internet for about 15 seconds and then I get an error trying to open the app store, or opening any website. In particular the ookla speed test app seems to cause issues.

I can’t seem to run a Speedtest or use WiFi with the new R3 on my iPhone 14. I have already disabled every limit up and randomized ip but nothing seems to resolve this issue. Any ideas??

I placed mine on the 23rd about 4pm Central time for the states (GMT-6) but no shipping information yet, just the email to be on the lookout.

I know it’s super early to ask and probably a dumb question at the moment, BUT! When are you going to open a beta program for this router?? Lol

Looks to be down again

I sent you a DM! Lol