Paulo_81

R2 is outdated, forget about it.... the last update was a beta test of DumaOS4, which is almost 2 years old now, and there haven't even been any improvements to the stable version since.... their focus is on R3! They promised a version in December, I don't know if it will be beta or final, but so far nothing!

"So, since the issue with the R2 not reaching maximum speeds is related to the hardware (CPU) limitations, does that mean this problem will persist even with DumaOS 4? Is it correct to assume that speeds above 1 Gbps will still not be achievable on the R2 regardless of the software update?"

"Thanks for the reply. I have already performed all the tests as suggested, and the results remain the same. My connection uses PPPoE, and it's well-known that the Netduma R2 struggles to handle high speeds on this protocol due to CPU limitations with this type of encapsulation. Since the DumaOS 4 Beta is giving me even lower results than usual, I want to know: Is there any specific firmware version where the PPPoE implementation is more optimized, or is this a hardware limitation that no firmware update (including 3.2.453) will truly fix? I just want to reach my plan's full speed without the router bottlenecking the connection."

"Hi everyone, I'm currently on the DumaOS 4 Beta but my download/upload speeds are significantly lower than my ISP plan. Since the Beta is quite buggy for me, I'm considering rolling back. For those using the Netduma R2: Which firmware version is currently providing the most stable performance and full throughput (bandwidth) without reductions? Does version 3.2.453 handle full speeds well, or is there a specific older build that you recommend for maximum performance?"

Where can I get version 3.2.453?

Which update do you recommend? Can it be stable versions or betas?

Qual versão estável que o R2 funcione em PPPoE e as velocidades funcionem corretamente, e o IPV6 funcione? Estou de saco cheio já desse roteador se pudesse devolver e pegar meu dinheiro de volta!!

Yes, I use PPPoE, it's always been that way on R2. To get the speeds right, I have to use R2 along with my ISP's router, but I don't want to have two routers. I don't think there's any need for two! When I change routers, I have to call my provider so they can clear the router's MAC address. Since the MAC address is the same as the R2 router's, they only allow one MAC address at a time, and I have to do this procedure every time!

When I change routers, I have to call my provider so they can clear the router's MAC address. Since the MAC address is the same as the R2 router's, they only allow one MAC address at a time, and I have to do this procedure every time!

In both Speedtest and R2, the speeds are much lower. I have congestion control disabled. I'm on version 3.3.280 and it doesn't have SmartBoost!

The fiber goes through the operator's ONU and then to R2; all devices are on R2, yes! It's just one ONU; I don't have access to put R2 in DMZ. I think it only receives the fiber signal!

Okay, so I have a fiber optic internet plan with speeds of 800/400, but only half the speeds are available on router R2 (test done via cable). I can only get those speeds if I use the ISP's router, and my ISP doesn't allow me to put their router in bridge mode. I'd like to know what I should do to only use router R2 without having to go through the ISP's router!

para o R2 também?

Esse Netduma Óptima como funciona, é somente para Provedores de Internet?

Parabéns e Sucesso!! Liberem o versão estável do Dumas4 do R2!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻