PharmDawgg

There is no way at this time. I believed it has been recommended that Netduma implement a "saving configuration feature" which would be a life saver especially when you have a lot of custom settings or connected devices.

For the moment I would recommend manually setting it up yourself as the feature is too aggressive at the moment.

I would just screenshot the gui pages of the router. There is at the moment no feature for saving router settings and info. Sorry.I hate having to factory reset too.

Sorry to put my two cents in but you cannot turn off dhcp on the R1 and still have the geofilter work. If I recall you can disable the congestion control though. You are going to have to some how place the IP address given to the R1 by the Open Source router into the DMZ of the Open Source router. This should help with any NAT issues but i can't guarantee it.

There they go taking "Pay to Win" to a whole nother level. I guess im going to have to get use to this this year.

There is no WPS function. If you would like to connect your printer it will have to be by wifi or wired. I personally have mine connected by wifi and gave my printer a manual ip address. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Sorry to hear you want to return your device. It would be best to email [email protected] about this and they should respond to you as soon as possible. Being the weekend it may be a little delayed. And @Netduma Fraser should respond to this post as well.

Honestly FTTH (Fiber to the Home) is better than HFC (Hybrid Fiber Coax). The HFC will be fiber to the Node (which will be only approx a mile to your home) and from there it will be a coax connection to your home. Here is a good read: http://www.tarluz.com/ftth/comparison-between-hfc-and-fiber-to-the-home/

When is the beta for the Xbox?

I know this may not affect everyone but what an accomplishment. Congratulations to the Netduma Team https://netduma.com/blog/latest-milestone-game-optimiser-telstra/

I going to be grinding this one. It's going to be raining Chopper Gunners 😂

Just curious how were you able to correct it?

If you have switches in your setup I would enable it if not just leave it disabled.

Just to add if your network uses IPv6 there is no way at this time to change your IPv6 DNS servers - the R2 will always use your ISP's IPv6 DNS servers.

There is a mobile app in beta testing phase currently. I know you said you do not have a pc but any laptop or tablet should allow you access the R2 gui to make adjustments. Of the browsers Chrome is the most optimized for DumaOS. Sorry for any inconvenience.