MikeWilde

Hello everyone, here is the first update of 2024 for the Netduma R3. This update is not available as a 1 click update from the interface, you will need to upgrade manually.
Please read carefully:
We have tested this firmware but not as much as we would have done normally, reason being is we wanted to get this out to people to try without any further delay SO it is possible you could see issues as with any firmware update but it's looking pretty good so far. 
This update does not fix every single issue that has been reported, it is possible that issues you may have that aren't covered in the change log have been resolved but if its not been mentioned don't expect it to be fixed.
Please do not report issues you already have that haven't been fixed in this firmware, we know what the issues are and they're still being worked on. On the other hand if there is an issue you were having that has been fixed please do let us know as that helps just as much as reporting issues.
TL:DR
Don't report issues that have already been reported and that haven't been mentioned in the change log Report whether issues mentioned in the change log and issues that haven't been mentioned have been fixed Report any new issues you've encountered after upgrading Changelog:
Improvements to stability of upgrade process (memory issue should be fixed) Improved performance during high bandwidth usage Fixed a bug when disabling multiple devices in Adblocker Added ability to select individual server in Ping Heatmap when servers are grouped together Improved reliability of Speed Test Reduced CPU usage of certain services that were causing ping spikes Various frontend styling fixes Firmware removed while we work to fix issues.

Here's a setup video for those who have a UDM Pro and DumaOS router such as the NetDuma R3.
 

Hi, just wondering if you guys can add UFC5 to the game servers list? ping heat map ect.

I've noticed 100% on CPU0 or CPU2 with next to nothing going on. This seems pretty much consistent. Not sure if this is related or being cause by PPPoE.
 

Hi, I'm one of the backend developers.
This issue was causing small latency spikes of up to 4ms, caused by high CPU usage of the Data Usage Daemon (part of the Network Activity history feature). It's been fixed and now has 0-1% CPU usage all the time. This is coming to the next firmware, most likely next week.
If you're interested in the technical details, the issue was caused by an unneeded system call causing malloc/free for every flow measured.
Thank you for buying the Netduma R3 early!

Exactly as above. You can check in the Gaming group on SmartBOOST what has been added

No that just added to the DPI that how it able to detect the games your playing if your referring to the syncing process to get the latest version of the DPI that would be device manager were you need to sync up. You can check the games included by going to smart boost then selecting add and checking the gaming category.

As someone with an ISP that forces a gateway without a bridge mode. I can confirm, I always have to restart the gateway after adding a new device to DMZ.

As someone with an ISP that forces a gateway without a bridge mode. I can confirm, I always have to restart the gateway after adding a new device to DMZ.

As someone with an ISP that forces a gateway without a bridge mode. I can confirm, I always have to restart the gateway after adding a new device to DMZ.