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@DonNortoActually I noticed you don't have it connected to the correct port on the R3 you need to have it connected to the blue port which is the wan

Did you try disabling Geo-Latency?

@DonNorto To update Go to Settings >Troubleshooting>Upload Firmware https://forum.netduma.com/topic/53938-new-r3-firmware-4041 I would also recommend factory resetting by either doing the following options after you updated the R3. Option 1: Locate the Reset button on the back of your router. With the router powered on, use the pointed end of a paperclip or similar object to press and hold the Reset button for 30 seconds. Wait for the router to fully reset and power back on. Option 2: Go to Settings>Troubleshooting>Factory Reset

@KillhippieWell your out of luck my friend till it gets patched blame Samsung.Your not the only one complaining there other forums about similar issues like color accuracy and there saying that it a new technology whatever that means 😂 Though I would probably expect it to be updated by the end of February as it is a new device just released on January the 31st.

You don't need to prioritize anything for the most part as the DPI/Smart Boost does it autonomously but I recommend just prioritizing your gaming devices as there the most crucial and there can be certain applications not detected/supported and it a way to force bypass any lagging issues during gaming.

@Netduma Alex@Netduma Fraser False positive detected Valve Games (CS2, DOTA2, etc.) - Detected during Apex Legends Login Menu

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.

@DonNortoDid you try updating the R3?

Most of this is already a thing except the save function for different regions if you were an R2 user and geo works with the VPN you just need to re sync for it be locked.

Go to settings>WiFi>Advanced>Disable Enable WiFi>Save

@Zac R3 - Hard to say but I would guess that it can handle around 50 or so devices you can test it and if it overheats then adding a cooling fan should solve the problem. Technically you can use two routers though you'll need to have a splitter and a MoCA and you can say it a cable monster from there on though I've seen people manage it so just depends on the user 😂

What game are you specifically playing as I haven't experienced such thing?

@euphidraDNS's have trouble blocking YouTube ads and I don't even think there's one that does so realistically don't expect the dns to block youtube ads but more like site ads and even then it not perfect.

@TheTerpinator710You don't need Ping optimizer you can set your cc manually and bypass the bug pal and if you want to do it professionally use Pingplotter to perfect your QOS/CC as ping optimizer isn't bullet proof it just uses an algorithm from mlab test and for different connections it may not even be optimal/accurate.

Option 1:Locate the Reset button on the back of your router. With the router powered on, use the pointed end of a paperclip or similar object to press and hold the Reset button for 30 seconds. Wait for the router to fully reset and power back on. Option 2: Settings>Administration>Backup Settings>Erase

@KGoogleJust upgrade and check

Yes it a known bug at the moment it non-functional

follow the instructions on the forum https://forum.netduma.com/topic/53938-new-r3-firmware-4041

@euphidraI know that's why I am saying to downgrade versions and that should fix the problem and wait till your provider addresses the WiFi bug and then once's it is you can upgrade back to the latest OS.

@euphidraThe best advice I could give you as it a bug on that specific firmware is to downgrade till it is fixed by your phone provider of course you need to have an unlocked phone to downgrade versions.

@euphidraThat's a software issue with your phone provider there nothing they can do about it pal also why you writing in large format for? Here an article related to it might fix your issue if you read the forum https://forums.att.com/conversations/samsung/s23-ultra-has-no-wifi-after-update-to-android-14/6558c17ae0de7c15a9ec0063

@MitchNCI believe they got rid of that because certain individuals were using it for notorious purposes so you can't see the IP but an ID and as stated before there can be multiple servers within the same area. To note if your game is not server based but peer based then your never going to be able to block what you want unless you set your radius or manually accept them will they appear in the geo as every individual will have there own ID/IP.

There multiple servers within that same area so you would have to keep testing and keep allowing the servers you want as I have multiple washington's on the same spot but after there accepted then there no issues. I specifically started doing this for apex and found out that the routing for further away servers still gives me low ping ironically I always though they needed to be close though you do have short time frame to see the ping so you have to be quick on allowing or denying but it is a way to get the finest servers for yourself.

@Netduma FraserCan we get the ability to update through usb? As I have seen reports R2&R3 users unable to update/access the UI or have preloading issues and this would be a way to force bypass those encounters.

I would test out the latest firmware and see if that solves your problems https://forum.netduma.com/topic/53868-new-r3-firmware-4040/