Atom Glory

Yeah I understand. Splitting the 2.4 and 5ghz bands like another user suggested has helped a bit, and that’s about the only changes I can make without causing household problems.

I do yes. I just won't be able to make any changes to the system if any are required.

All of the QoS features are actually disabled. Not my own choice. I’m not allowed to make any changes to any of the prioritization features unfortunately.

I’m on WiFi with my PS5 using the Netduma R2 and Motorola MB8611 modem, and the speeds are way lower than what I was getting before using a standard ASUS router with the cox panoramic modem. Im getting speeds of like 40-60 when before I’d be getting at least 200-400 in the exact same room which is very far from the router. in general I’ve just been noticing WiFi speeds being exceptionally slower than they were before. Am I doing something wrong here?

Edit: Reread your message and followed your steps exactly and voila it works. Thank you. I never thought to leave the router on and power cycle the modem. I’d always connected them the other way. Power on modem first and then power on router.

Hi all. Just purchased a new R2 router. It’s connected to a Motorola MB8611 modem and is running the current firmware. After unboxing and connecting the R2 it could not connect to the internet at all. I tried using the Ethernet cable I was using previously with my old modem, as well as the one provided in the packaging. I also used both cables connected directly to my modem to insure they were working properly. I can go through all the steps in the dumaOS set up, and can even reach the main settings page. It unfortunately won’t connect to the internet at all, and I’m not sure if the WAN port on the router is DOA or what.