ravenarrowz

Like title says. Just curious on the port process of firmware 4.0 to netduma R2. I'm tight on cash and would love to upgrade the firmware and test it out. Unless there is a way for me to sign up to test 4.0 version and give feedback? Thanks.

Looks like after updating the firmware... with the same current version I already had fixed the issue... Perhaps after factory resetting reinstalling firmware is good idea to do each time... not sure if that is necessary but seems to fix the multiple IP's showing up under device manager as before.. should only show 1 or 2 max ( 1 for Computer plugged into Wifi extender and 1 ip from wifi extender itself ) unless it's supposed to show just one, i've had it just show one for PC itself before separate from the wifi extender but im not sure why it shows that sometimes and sometimes both IP's for Extender + pc showing under the PC as shown in screenshot.. hope this info helps out!

Same thing is happening to me.... My main PC is running off a Wifi range extender ( EAX20 AX1800 Mesh extender ) typically I've noticed two IP's on my computer shown on device manager but also when i've factory reset my NetDuma R2 i've been able to get just One IP on my PC device on the NetDuma R2 Device manager... Lately though I've encountered this... and I think what is happening is the NetDuma R2 is trying to assign an IP but the Start range for any said IP's is usually within the 100 to 250 range... I will attach screenshot to show more info and maybe that will help. I had to assign a Static IP address within the 100 to 250 range or else i couldn't connect using DHCP normally under my NIC settings... which is weird because normally it works by default and will assign the correct IP... I did originally go into DHCP and reserve an IP address before but i turned it off and removed said IP, but even after doing that DHCP being enabled under NIC still didn't assign correct IP and had to do static IP as mentioned before... perhaps this could be issue with network map or issue with NetDUMA software? Any thoughts as to why this could be happening?