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Pwnaye

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  • DumaOS Routers Owned
    Netduma R2
  1. I mean usually how do you have SmartBOOST/Congestion Control/Geo-Filter enabled? I don't think those features have anything to do with my issue, but my C-Control settings are Down: 90% and Up: 80%. I'm not using Geo-Filter. I've tried turning it on and off, but the freezing still occurs. SmartBOOST is set to Gaming Priority and my PC is prioritized. He means have you changed your DNS to use something else like 8.8.8.8 or are you using your ISP DNS/default? No, I haven't changed the DNS-Settings. I'm using default. Have you stopped using the ISP router recently or stopped paying for a static IP etc? Nope. Do you get the same issue if you connect directly to the ONT? From the beginning, I've had the R3 connected directly to the ONT. I'm trying to set the lease time to 10,000. Hopefully, it works.
  2. 1. Full log is attached. 2. I have fiber internet and my R3 is connected to an ONT from my provider "Deutsche Glasfaser". 3. Yes, all my devices are connected to the R3. 4. Down: 300 & Up: 150 Mbps 5. Yes 6. I disabled Congestion Control and the freeze still happens. 7. I disabled SmartBOOST and the freeze still happens. 8. I'm playing on PC via. ethernet. 9. I dont use the Geo-Filter. R3_2026-10-20T15_38_34.510Z_logs.txt
  3. Every 15 minutes, I experience a noticeable 2–3 second freeze in CoD, and I can’t hear anyone in Discord during that time. My ping doesn’t increase when the freeze occurs. Everything worked perfectly fine for five months before this issue started. Since then, I’ve been experiencing these freezes every day. I haven’t made any firmware updates before the issue started. Only after the freezes began did I update to the latest firmware version, 4.0.1519, but the problem persisted. I also tried downgrading to firmware version 4.0.540, but I’m still experiencing the same freezes. I’ve disabled all filtering features, such as Geo-Filter and SmartBOOST, but that doesn’t seem to be the cause. I’ve also replaced all the LAN cables, but that didn’t help either. I’ve attached my log file as well, in case it helps identify the cause of the issue.
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