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Mehmet last won the day on November 29 2021
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- Birthday 10/05/1983
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Mehmet reacted to a post in a topic: R3 problem with filtering on apex legends
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R3 problem with filtering on apex legends
Mehmet replied to Winterfresh's topic in Netduma R3 Support
Hi, I have the same error. My geo filter is Frankfurt, Germany, but it plays on the Oklahoma City server, why? -
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Mehmet reacted to a post in a topic: Bridge mode
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Mehmet reacted to a post in a topic: Bridge mode
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I did what you said and disabled the modem. I established a direct ONT —> R3 connection, but the connection status says offline. Everything else works normally. However, I only get an error when logging into the R3 interface.
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So you're saying, I can remove the modem and connect R3 directly to the ONT, right?
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So, what should I do in this situation? Is it a good thing or a bad thing? I did what Frazer suggested and left the DHCP and UPNP settings enabled on the modem and the firewall. How do you recommend I use it?
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Mehmet reacted to a post in a topic: Bridge mode
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This is what it looks like in bridge mode right now. I don't know if I need to do anything else. @Netduma Fraser
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Mehmet reacted to a post in a topic: Bridge mode
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I did as you said and hard reset the modem. I put the modem back into bridge mode and didn't touch anything inside it, I left it on as you can see in the pictures. I'm leaving it like this, right?
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My connection is as down the picture @Netduma Fraser. I switched the modem to bridge mode. I entered the username and password into the R3 PPPoE. I disabled DHCP on the modem, but I manually entered the R3's MAC address and IP address. UPNP and firewalls are also disabled on the modem. Am I doing anything wrong?
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Netduma Fraser reacted to a post in a topic: Bridge mode
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Hi @Netduma Fraser When I first disabled UPNP and DHCP on the modem, I got an error in bridge mode. This time, I did it like this and there's no problem. The R3 is working fine now.
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Yes, I'm using an ONT modem. I cloned R3's MAC address from the modem's DHCP and wrote it down. I disabled DHCP and UPNP on the ONT modem. Everything is now handled by R3.
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Should I turn off UPNP on the modem?
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Mehmet reacted to a post in a topic: Bridge mode
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No, DHCP and UPNP are enabled on the modem. They are already enabled on the R3. I have problems when I disable them on the modem.
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Yes, the modem is in bridge mode. But when I previously disabled UPNP and DHCP, I experienced disconnections on R3. So I left it enabled. Yes, the connection is like this: modem - R3 - Xbox. What should I write about DNS?
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And I didn't turn off DHCP and UPNP on the modem. Will there be a problem because when I turned it off before, R3 had disconnections.
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I didn't enter DNS but no problems occurred. By the way, the default DNS of my modem was 192.168.1.1. What should I enter as my DNS if I don't want to use Google or Cloud DNS?