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Try clearing cache or use incognito and check if it appears

@Netduma Fraser Yo any updates?

@Netduma FraserGotcha so should I perform a reboot or give you time to check? I left it as it is as of currently I'll be back by the afternoon so let me know etc.

@Netduma FraserIronically it just happened again but as I was doing so I got a log few seconds after 0215 (1).mov R3_2024-02-16T01 08 24.996Z_logs.txt

@Netduma Fraser Alright so I just want to clarify that it is working as intended as of currently as this happens randomly like it can be working fine for a whole week and then it occurs etc and I can't provide log of course do to the inability to acess the UI at the time of the loop. So what I'll do is update you when this crash occurs and leave the router on during that time as am still able to use the internet and you can guys can check whether your able to bypass it and get a log etc. Check DM's give me an update whether your able to access it first though just in case.

@Netduma Fraser So I already had IPV6 disabled on both LAN & WAN from the beginning the router works it just randomly happened a couple times were the UI became inaccessible. To add I still have internet connection when this does occur however you lose access to QOS. To note I have MB8611 so there wouldn't be any additional steps other than enabling remote access and giving you the wan IP correct? The footage below is when it did occur I captured it just to showcase that was a few days ago though...you can also see the app just giving an internal server error. 0215.mov

To be realistic don't expect a vpn to be detected accurately it common sense that the traffic is encrypted therefore it won't be detected accurately if ISP's had the ability to do so that would be the worst thing possible as they would definitely throttle your connection.

@Netduma FraserJust a little heads up I've also been having the wheel of death loop I did try http://dumaos & http://192.168.77.1 temp fix is rebooting from power source. If there's anything else you'd like me to try next time I get it let me know...

Definitely a bug I suggest factory resetting from the menu and check back again if it appears

The suggestions below should help if you are continuing to connect to servers outside of your radius. * Disable GeoLatency * Disable PingAssist (set it to 0,0) * Enable Strict Mode * Disable Fast Search Then restart the game if that doesn't work, reboot PC/Console and check again. Just to clarify the only way you can change regions is by using HVPN which isn't available at the moment technically yes you can find a match in another region but you'll be waiting indefinitely. To note looking at your radius it is extremely small which I don't recommend preferably anywhere between 150-500 miles if your using radius from your own location. The only game were you can set your radius on the ocean is cod and that if your using ping assist to get a low ping server of whatever you set your ping assist.

@TheMW2Ghost Here a guide read the instructions https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000058989/wireless/intel-killer-wi-fi-products.html You can just use this tool to find the optimal channel https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=abdelrahman.wifianalyzerpro&hl=en_US&gl=US

@TheMW2GhostDid you try finding the optimal channel for your connection?

You can’t go below 50% I am not going to question the genius who made the decision to change that but the only way you can change it currently is by changing your speeds till they revert the change they made to the cc.

@Netduma FraserI am not sure if you guys are already aware of this but when closing on tabs and going back to Geofilter the server does not appear on the map to clarify you can see that your connected to the server as it able to ping it just not visible within the map. To add this also occurs on the app you need have the app open to see it on the map live if not it won't appear. 0210.mov

@madubtNo there still trying to fix it

Dude that's every carrier you just have to hope you don't get a clown doing the delivery.

@ShaneIf you live on a rural area and have plenty of Land Space I would just go with Starlink to future proof your network though it is expensive so if it out of budget then stay with LTE internet.

@Netduma FraserAnother thing I'd like to see is the ability to TFTP the router if it is bricked as if it is it just a pile of junk that gets sent to the trash as it would be unusable unlike netgear+others routers. It doesn't make much sense why the newer models don't contain TFTP capabilities in case it becomes bricked correct me if I am wrong but how is it that you can flash a netgear router but not an R series router?

It been fixed if your running the latest version .41

@FetuchineeIt depends it better if you post a screenshot of your ping plotter results to help you further. As sometimes there are certain hops that will appear as packet loss but that just do to your ISP blocking ICMP packets. I know it may seem frustrating but it better to learn now than have to deal with nonsense further down the line. I am not a network engineer though I do understand the basics of networking just to clarify. Knowledge is power and others here will help you as much as they can.

@FetuchineeIn short it because only one sole device is connected to the network so it never going to get enough throughput to get throttled however let's say now you have it connected to the router it now assigning IP's and there's going to be usage all around the place from different devices and if the modem can't handle the quick changes in packets then it going to cause issues with the network if that makes sense. Use Pingplotter as recommended to see what going on bud you can also check your modem logs and check if there all locked and or leveled as they should be if not then your ISP guy didn't do a good job as they usually don't...another thing if it your ISP's line then you can use the report from Pingplotter as proof against your ISP that you have problem.

@FetuchineeIf your trying to diagnose network issues I would advise you to use pingplotter as it easier to understand what happening in depth in the network to note if you are using TM3402 that is most likely your issue. It doesn't matter if it from your provider you need a modem that does not contain a faulty chip as at any time it can cause spikes it may seem fine for a bit and then the next minute it does not etc. Link - https://www.pingplotter.com/

@cljackhammerMy suggestion would be for the time being to setup your CC manually and as for the PS5 set it in DMZ as this does work.

@Netduma FraserAnother thing a game you guys can try to test Geofilter 2.0 would be Apex Legends as it does fail be within the set radius with geo-latency enabled would be great if you guys can get it to work.

@Netduma FraserCan we get the functionally back were you could name the device through network activity? It just easier to identify certain devices rather than checking through an IP.