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looks like you cannot filter servers at all in Battlefield 6 Redsec. You have to allow the OK location, and it controls which server you go to. I tried selecting only specific sections of the US and I always had the same ping and it always showed the OK location as where it was connecting.

Finally got it to work.... but looks like BF6 has a server in OK that has to be allowed

I have my PC set as a console and it usually always works. However, no matter what my geolfilter is set to, the duma allows servers outside of its range in BF6 only.

Does setting the pc as a console and filtering games also block players outside of that range from joining your games or does it just block connection to servers outside?

I can't use steady ping and the Geo filter together?

Why are servers outside my selected areas sometimes allowed? This is in console mode.

That makes perfect sense! What about if you are using a separate IP range so the AP is actually routing and not just bridging?

Add the ability to add multiple colors instead of just 1 solid color or Rainbow. For example: Logitech, Steel Series, etc allow the selection of up to three colors to cycle through. Could get even detailed down to how keyboards allow specific colors per key.

Add the ability to have any color as the accent color under theme.

Add an icon for Access Point in the device manager device type and once selected the devices traversing the AP should be in a separate branch off the AP in the device manager view.

Would a wireshark capture help with this request?

Add MLB TV to hybrid vpn services

Thanks! What is the console work around? I must be missing it. **EDIT** Figured it out and it seems to be working. **EDIT 2** Does setting the mode to be console still block players outside the region as well?

Application name: The Finals Device type used for capture: PC Any other comments: Currently listed in Geo-Filter but doesn't work. Posting for a new capture. thefinals.pcapng

I understand that consoles have an all game option for the geo-filter and that makes sense since the traffic is simplified in a console. There should be an option for PC users to force all traffic through the geo-filter. The allow and deny could still work as well. This could be a great selling point to. I personally know many people that have gone through the process of setting up firewalls to geo-block all traffic. Your device has this ability built right in and could be a tremendous pro-sumer selling point