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The above is what it is and what the main benefit is but a lot of people use it to get around Geo restrictions e.g. so you can watch US Netflix for example

It's so you can connect to a virtual private network which helps to cloak your Internet protocol at the benefit of improving your network safety.

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I want to leave a comment I have Vivo Fiber 200 Download and 100 PPPOE Upload I use DNS (P) 1.1.1.1(S) 1.0.0.1 MTU 1492 IPV6 VLAN Disabled in the speed test option I leave 100 Download and 100 Upload I do this to always get an A+ And in Ping Optimizer I leave download and upload in expert mode at 50% I have A+ in waveform bufferbloat Steady ping enabled simple mode DMZ on xbox upnp enabled SMARTboost Gaming simple mode only My latency in warzone is around 15ms to 10 ms And I have a great experience of quality and performance in warzone I always get about 14 kills per match in resurgence

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Could be a week, it really depends, doing the MAC workaround should let you know. As above can be found in Advanced WAN Settings. Games have processing delay, not all games choose to include it in the ping calculation but CoD does. This is the additional ping you see from the Geo-Filter, anything up to ~30ms on top is okay, anything over that indicates the server is under heavy load and you should try to get a new server. If you haven't adjusted Congestion Control then it will be the extra devices, adjust CC and will work better.
I've sent you both the firmware

Possibly it could be just introducing a new router into your setup, some ISPs seem to take a little while to get settled when there is a new router. A good test would be to take the MAC address of your previous router and make the R3 use that instead. As well as dialing in your Congestion Control/SmartBOOST settings. If you're using WiFi instead of ethernet experiment with the channels/widths to find what works best for you. 
I've also provided a firmware via PM that may improve things.

There are tons of posts at the moment, I'm doing my best to respond to people as soon as I can.
I have sent you instructions in a PM that will allow you to get out of the setup wizard, then you'll be able to enter your PPPoE details in settings to connect 

Sounds like you might have firmware version 4.0.16 on your router.
You have the same two issues I had. 
Important if you  need a “VLANID” as part of your PPPoE connection then you will need Netdumas newer firmware 4.0.21 for your R3 but that’s being tested. Maybe Netduma can provide it.
However, if like me, you have a PPPoE connection but DO NOT need a VLANID then you can proceed by using firmware 4.0.19 or above will work.
You will need the following:
*Old ISP router
*New firmware file 4.0.19 or newer from
Netduma support.
*Netduma support to log into the router(yes I know you will be thinking how will Netduma do that without internet !?), but please read on.
To get around this I did the following:
Connected my old ISP router back up to my modem/ONT box.
Connect a network cable from the back of the ISP router to the WAN port on the R3.
Here’s the important part. Connect a lead from your PC or whatever to the R3 LAN port.  Go to the Duma setup wizard (on the R3 - 192.168.77.1) and leave the router in DHCP mode not PPPoE cause the internet connection will be handled by your old ISP router. Go through to the end where it keeps saying Duma OS4 loading as that’s as far as you can go.
After a bit of time you will notice on your PC that you have internet! But you still cannot access the R3 DumaOS.
At this point you will need assistance from Netduma support to get past the boot loop they can remote in. Once you are into the R3’s GUI you will need the new firmware file to flash the R3 and fingers crossed you will be able to factory reset the router and just have your modem/ONT and router working without your old ISP router.
 

The other way is if Netduma give you the command to skip the boot loop and Netduma DM you the newer firmware. which you download via your old router and just flash the R3 with. Depends on what Netduma say is the best way to proceed. 

Yeah I would hold off for right now. Geo filter hasn't been working at all for me. So far, I'm not satisfied with this R3 and its the first Netduma product I ever bought. I don't know how the devs didn't run into this issue.

Blame Netgear for that

Great to hear that! Hardware wise it's actually better than the XR1000 if you're familiar with that. You're welcome, all good thanks!
The box dimensions are: 43cm x 30cm x 10cm 
Just getting the actual router dimensions for you, will update my post when I have it.

Well at least we got the confirmed final state for the XR models 3.3 and after that you can focus your resources on the R3 and innovate further even though it is sad to see there has to be an ending to the long lasting frustrations with netgears partnership that clearly didn't work out

I think if the new cod gets rid of the option for playstation to turn off cross play it won't be long before cod is plagued with pc players fighting for there lives on twitch and youtube trying to make a living cheating away.
Simple fix for all the hackers was to add the option to do console vs console and even controller vs controller not spend stupid money on a fake anti cheat that doesn't work.
If you buy a pc you know the boundaries of games opens up massively to cheats so you should live with that. Just put the option in the menu for console v console would solve loads of issues.
As for the sbmm and manipulation I can honestly say from experience that a vpn genuinely brings back your audio and your aim assist. It works for around 10 20 games before you have to change locations though.
 

Should be this year as far as I am aware

As above, not possible to TFTP the R2, make a new topic though and we'll see what we can do to help.

I think the nmrpflash tool is only for netgear products. It uses tftp in the end anyway which I don't believe you can use to flash firmware on an r2 unfortunately. 

Hi all, long time lurker. Ive had an XR500 since launch and an XR1000 since launch. Ive been using the XR1000 exclusively since I got it.  Ive had most of the frustrating and annoying issues people describe here in the forum. Ive lurked and tried a lot of the suggestions given. Actually, I think I did find this particular one on this forum too but Im not sure which post it was.
Ive had quite a few of the issues reported. Devices not connecting\losing connection requiring a router reboot to work again. Rebooting the device and router at least daily which escalated to more reboots needed over time. Finally after rebooting there was a 50% chance the router would reset itself and Id need to factory reset it. This became a daily event. Often multilple times a day in the end. 
Id get the hasrl CGI errors\inaccessable web GUI and the routers WIFI would work but not work (hard to describe this one) and need to factory reset. Im sure Im missing some other quirky issue here also. Anyways, nothing seemed to help. Resets and re-configs didnt help. Doing the dhcp in the .50s and using IP reservations didnt do anything. I think port forwarding made things worse haha.  I finally tried to use TFTP to re-load the firmware. Now this is a troubleshooting method Netgear gives. They even mention its to help with DHCP issues. But the instructions on the Netgear site simply do not work. There is a very short window to get the command in which feels impossible with my feeble human fingers. Ended up finding a post here believe mentioning using nmrpflash instead and using that to flash the router firmware. 
This may not be simple for non-technical individuals as skillsets do vary. Once everything is connected, it worked without issue. It did take a me few moments to get the connection working I will admit but that might be just me. So, again, I do heed caution if you are unfamiliar with some of this stuff as you could potentially brick something. Chances of that are provably low but you never know so Ill throw out a precaution. I got the software from a Github but Im not sure if its ok to post links here. 
I went ahead and used nmrpflash per the ReadMe instuctions on the Github. I used the most recent Xr1000 firmware, 1.0.0.68_1.0.54. So far, its been just over a month and Ive rebooted once about a week ago. This was due to a setting change I made. Ive configured it and I havent had a device lose connection and need a router reboot yet. Even the notorious old TV and old samsung tablet I have that lost connection every single day.  Its crazy to me. So far so good anyway...  I hope my little anecdotal experience maybe helps someone else out there because I do love this router but it also can be a really frustrating little piece of technology when it wants to be. 

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Funny how much they pay attention to their own update page, XR700's latest firmware is 1.0.1.50 not 1.0.1.48 as displayed on their own page for over 6 months!! this is the last netduma router I ever buy, you guys cant even get firmware out the door!!

Hey, welcome to the forum!
I think there a few little things we'll need to fix, then we'll test again and see where to go from there. It's entirely up to the team and NG on that one and they'll decide once there is a firmware ready

It's only possible to flash the router in house, I would recommend either throwing it away unfortunately or selling on ebay as parts only and maybe you can recoup some of the cost