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Even if I set it to the desired value, there is no effect. Optimized ping sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't. I connect to ONT / PPPOE, and as I said, I had no problems 2-3 days ago; everything was working perfectly.

Previously, bufferbloat test values in waveform website were "0" latency download and upload. Currently, QoS is set manually and there is no spurious effect in "always on" mode.

Hi @Netduma Fraser i’ve same problem. It was working perfectly until a few days ago. I checked today, and even though the congestion control mode was "always on," the values were corrupted. I did a hard reset on the router and reconfigured everything. QoS isn't working. So, there's already a problem with ping optimization. I manually set the QoS values to 95%, but there was no response. Then I set it to 75%, and there was still no response. I think you need to have a review done urgently.

Hi, I have the same error. My geo filter is Frankfurt, Germany, but it plays on the Oklahoma City server, why?

I did it thank you so much 😁

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.

So you're saying, I can remove the modem and connect R3 directly to the ONT, right?

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?

This is what it looks like in bridge mode right now. I don't know if I need to do anything else. @Netduma Fraser

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?

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?

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.

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.

Should I turn off UPNP on the modem?

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.