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@swippurUnfortunately google fiber isn't available to me currently but definitely thanks for the info.

I have been dealing with Xfinity/Comcast cable internet for years and am excited to be upgrading to fiber internet. The idea of faster speeds and more reliable internet is incredibly exciting. However, I want to ensure that I set it up correctly to fully maximize its potential. With this in mind, I'm reaching out to gather suggestions on the best way to go about this. If anyone already has this setup, have you had any issues or how did you set it up specifically. Thanks for any suggestions and input. I don't have any specifics on devices yet, but I will sometime tomorrow.

Let‘s go R3. I believe it has hit it’s runners high.

Is there anyway for us to remedy this? We need a stealth mode for this router or will it mess up some other functionality. www.grc.com Ping Reply: RECEIVED (FAILED) — Your system REPLIED to our Ping (ICMP Echo) requests, making it visible on the Internet. Most personal firewalls can be configured to block, drop, and ignore such ping requests in order to better hide systems from hackers. This is highly recommended since "Ping" is among the oldest and most common methods used to locate systems prior to further exploitation.

No solution as of yet. Netduma is still working on correcting the issue.

I am not sure if this has already been requested before, but I would like to see the adding of RAM monitoring functionality for the R3 like we have for the CPU. I think by monitoring RAM in real-time, we can proactively identify any potential issues such as memory leaks or resource constraints that may impact network performance. Or is this already available and I may have overlooked it. Thanks ahead for any assistance.

Hybrid VPN is currently not available but it is in the works and nay be released in the next firnware update I would rank the wifi like this R3>R2>R1. I would not compare the Netgear/Duna routers to the Duma only. Of course the wifi for the Netgear/Duma routers are going to be better. Netgear have been in the business a lot longer and have perfected the process. One advantage that the R3 has over the Netgear/Duma routers is the Netgear/Duma routers are not getting DumaOS4

Ok by turning off the wifi and going with a ap/mesh system I believe it has given my R3 a little more head room performance wise. Two week uptime here I come.

I have the R3 hardwired to the gtax11000pro (ap/mesh mode) ->wirelessly connected -->rtax86u (ap/mesh mode). I have an improved coverage and am able to use wpa2/wpa3. I turned off the wireless on the R3. And everything is going strong. No dead spots at my home. I guess if there are any cons you will have to manage the wireless devices on the mesh units which really isn't that bad. And the R3 will only see your mesh units on the device manager and not your wireless devices. But you will still be able to control the devices (ie assigning ip address or block/allowing devices if you have children etc.).

Please see this thread for new firmware release 4.0.41

Here you go. Hope it helps Changelog: Steady Ping improvements Auto Ping Host improvements Geo-Latency improvements

Go to the Geo-Filter > Click on the three vertical dots in the top right hand corner > Your should see Resync cloud. Hope this helps.

The 4.0.23 firmware is available on the forum or you can request it from @Netduma Fraser You can upload the firmware manually to the R3. You will have to download the file to a pc. This will work with a mac as well. Go to settings>troubleshooting>upload firmware. I would try to do it with a pc/mac hardwired to the router directly if possible. And I would reboot the router prior to updating. Hope this helps.

There is a 4.0.23 firmware. That is the most current firmware version. 4.0.23 Changelog: Steady Ping improvements Auto Ping Host improvements Geo-Latency improvements

@Netduma Fraser has posted on another post it may be end of this week or maybe early next week. Honestly I would take it with a grain of salt. I know an update is needed but I would like for it to be well tested. We don't want any more bugs. 🙂

Will give it a try.

If you have any game suggestions for the Netduma routers please place here. And thanks for all your suggestions.

Just wanted to add I tried using auto for channel and width selection but I don’t believe it is selecting the best options. For instance 5ghz was selecting 104/80 (channel/width) kept getting buffering with Disney+. Changed to 48/40(channel/width) and all is good. Also 2.4ghz was selecting 1/40. This did a better job at auto selecting but I did change it to 2.4ghz to a 20mhz width because the 5ghz was on a 40mhz width. One more thing I like to use the iOS wireless diagnostics for best wifi channel selections and it was giving me a best 5ghz channel of 144 or 165. And those channels are not available to me.

You are not alone when it comes to this issue. Netduma is aware and are going to address the ping optimizer being unresponsive issue asap.

Click on the three horizontal lines in the top left hand corner of the R3’s gui. Settings> Troubleshooting > Upload Firmware

.If the PS5 device is in the DMZ, port forwarding isn’t necessary for the PS5 because it's already exposed to all incoming traffic. @Netduma Fraserwill respond tomorrow.

Congestion Control Always On (Enabled) = the slider adjustments will affect your bufferbloat tests that you run. Speed Test Bypass (Enabled) = when you run speed tests (i.e. SpeedTest by Ookla) the slider adjustments will not affect your speed test results - the results should be your full speeds you pay for.

Unsure of what the new firmware designation will be but it will not be 4.0.23 and it will probably be pushed to our R3's.

There is no new firmware. The current firmware is 4.0.23.