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@Netduma Fraser Factory reset, slow setup through the dumOs interface. Left it for hours unplugged, and it worked smoothly, idk, maybe it was a temp issue, I don't really know. I've sent you a dm whenever you have some spared time, thanks!

@rob wHey there. Make sure to use this settings. I've come up with this after months of trying. Ofc all of this was made for console people trying to VPN without loosing any connection, but still spoofing their location. If you're on PC and you use this settings it's actually beneficial just because you're only VPNing the WZ app, not the whole PC, might notice some differences when browsing since the 443 port affects https domains. Please copy paste the settings below, make sure you don't overlap ports and it will work (with all VPNs, any location). @RobBobIf you are on PC, it makes sense. You should really try different locations during the day and see which gives best results. Idk how or why, but it really makes a difference on the matchmaking side. NoLag is good and pretty consistent during early hours and afternoon, but if you play at night when the sbmm works at its best there's close to nothing you can do, as far as I know.

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@Netduma FraserI've been playing around with the Duma Os that much that I can grant you that if you apply the HybridVpn to the whole Playstation or Pc your internet connection will get killed if you're spoofing to a further location. And I wonder why but if you select a device, pick the right ports it will spoof the location for the game, but if you instead go and open the ports on the regular "port forwarding" tab, it won't work. Additionally, if you overlap them nothing will keep working. So I can confirm that if you don't open specified ports switching around in the device manager and then go back to "playstation" device you won't have a good experience or the game will simply tell you "Can't find any server in your area". 
@Paul Maos Yes it's now working fine again with Nolag, Cyberghost and Express. Btw yeah experimenting stuff around I found I could get basically my real connection, matchmaking ping and so on only when port forwarding TCPs only and still getting the in game location switched to the OVPN file I picked. Let me know if adding the 443 port makes the trick for you or not. 

Good morning everyone.
My friends and I have been using the HybridVpn tool on all of ours devices (two R2s and a Netgear router), and can confirm that isn't anything related to COD updates.
Right now there's no VPN config able to work through the Duma software (no Cyberghost, Express, Nolag etc..) based on what we've tested. Maybe it's just a bug on Duma's hand.
The HybridVpn tool is simply no longer working all of a sudden. Hope it can get some love very soon, because it's honestly a great feature that I think most of the duma users enjoy using and test stuff around.
 
 

I think I got it solved, try and add tcp 80 and 443 on your list @Paul Maos. Vanguard still running on the same settings as before, but I think they slightly modified WZ. These are older ports they claimed to use on older titles. Make sure you don't overlap them with other settings you have outside the HybridVPN tab. Btw checking your settings what's the impact you have on your connection while playing? I'd suggest you to reverse those UDP to TCP so you won't get any connection issues and you'll be just spoofing your recognized location, obviously that's not great for what the VPN was made for but it actually works fine for gaming.