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Thanks!!!!

We can certainly look into that as well!

Hello everyone, I will make a new topic with the firmware when ready so you can download it and try, I won't be sending it to people individually so no need to ask

General thoughts about .41 
- Great improvement in general D/U speeds and WIFI performance. Good work!
- Ping is very low. I always had low ping and a bufferbloat score of A but now it's A+ everytime.
- Smartboost works well only if the deep packet inspection is consistent. Sometimes it doesn't classify gaming traffic correctly and it gets the "Unkwonwn" tag. Devices on the other hand get prioritized perfectly.
- Deep packet inspection consistency wouldn't be an issue if Steady Ping didn't rely on this feature to work. I observed that when DPI is not working, Steady Ping doesn't work either. So it's very important to have a consistent DPI performance.
- Steady ping is great when it works, I have a ping to COD servers of 60 - 90 ms and when steady ping is active it doesn't matter if a have a higher ping, the game feels very smooth and responsive. I think this is one of the best new features you implemented. Great work! Need it to work all the time.
- Geo Latency needs a lot of work. It allows connections to servers outside the Geofence consistently. 
- And lastly the GeoFilter mostly works but it had happened on occasion that it gets a connection outside the fence even with Geolatency off.

Overall I had a good experience with this update but there is still some more work to be done. The router is actually very good and I'm very happy with the experience. Thank you for the continued support. 

General thoughts about .41 
- Great improvement in general D/U speeds and WIFI performance. Good work!
- Ping is very low. I always had low ping and a bufferbloat score of A but now it's A+ everytime.
- Smartboost works well only if the deep packet inspection is consistent. Sometimes it doesn't classify gaming traffic correctly and it gets the "Unkwonwn" tag. Devices on the other hand get prioritized perfectly.
- Deep packet inspection consistency wouldn't be an issue if Steady Ping didn't rely on this feature to work. I observed that when DPI is not working, Steady Ping doesn't work either. So it's very important to have a consistent DPI performance.
- Steady ping is great when it works, I have a ping to COD servers of 60 - 90 ms and when steady ping is active it doesn't matter if a have a higher ping, the game feels very smooth and responsive. I think this is one of the best new features you implemented. Great work! Need it to work all the time.
- Geo Latency needs a lot of work. It allows connections to servers outside the Geofence consistently. 
- And lastly the GeoFilter mostly works but it had happened on occasion that it gets a connection outside the fence even with Geolatency off.

Overall I had a good experience with this update but there is still some more work to be done. The router is actually very good and I'm very happy with the experience. Thank you for the continued support. 

After a few games of COD MW3, I'm glad to report Steady Ping working well but with Geolatency turned OFF When Geolatency is ON the Geofilter allows connection to servers outside the Geofence even with Ping Assist off (0), this feature  needs more work still.
 

After a few games of COD MW3, I'm glad to report Steady Ping working well but with Geolatency turned OFF When Geolatency is ON the Geofilter allows connection to servers outside the Geofence even with Ping Assist off (0), this feature  needs more work still.
 

After a few games of COD MW3, I'm glad to report Steady Ping working well but with Geolatency turned OFF When Geolatency is ON the Geofilter allows connection to servers outside the Geofence even with Ping Assist off (0), this feature  needs more work still.
 

After a few games of COD MW3, I'm glad to report Steady Ping working well but with Geolatency turned OFF When Geolatency is ON the Geofilter allows connection to servers outside the Geofence even with Ping Assist off (0), this feature  needs more work still.
 

Hi everyone,
We have a brand new R3 firmware for you. It includes many important fixes based on the feedback we received since the launch, including addressing issues with Steady Ping and Geo-Filter 2.0 to make them more reliable. The full change log is provided at the bottom of this thread.
Over the next few days, you will be able to upgrade automatically by clicking on the 'Update Available' option in your user interface (both mobile and desktop). However, if you prefer, you can manually upgrade your R3 now using a PC or laptop by following these steps:
Download the attached upgrade file. Reboot your R3 - this is a one-off as this new firmware contains improvements to make manual upgrading smoother in the future. Go to the Netduma R3 user interface on your PC/laptop. Navigate to >Settings >Troubleshooting and then click Upload Firmware. Choose the file and then upload it. You'll need to wait a few minutes for the upload to complete.. If you upgraded to version 4.0.40 last week, we recommend upgrading to this new 4.0.41 as soon as possible. The previous firmware had a niche packet reordering bug affecting login issues for games like Fortnite. It also made Geo-Filter 2.0 less reliable. These issues are now fixed in the latest release.
R3-4.0.41.sig
What's Next?
Good news: Hybrid VPN development is complete for the R3 and is now in testing. We've redesigned the frontend for Hybrid-VPN to make it easier and clearer compared to DumaOS 3. We're excited for you to try it out! In the next few days, we'll be moving it to closed beta testing, and if all goes well, we should have it with you very soon along with fixes to make Ping Optimiser run more reliably and improved IPv6 support.
Please continue to provide us with your feedback so we can keep making your R3 experience better and better.

Changelog:
Alternative download link.
Thank you for using the Netduma R3.

We haven't pushed the firmware and we won't at the moment, it's being tested, once I'm happy with it I'll let people try it tomorrow.

Had the same issue today, changing DNS servers solved it. Thanks!!

tried changing the dns from (1.1.1.1) (1.0.0.1) to (8.8.8.8) (8.8.4.4)
 
that seems to fix it will test and let you know if it get the error again

Check the 5GHz channel. Some extenders don’t work with DFS Channels ( above  48 and below 149). You can manually set your channel to one that is compatible and can be picked up by your extender. This was an issue with my XR 1000.

No need to have it that wide as 80Mhz gives 1.2GB as is.

It's possible it was Geo-Latency, we're looking into the Geo-Filter as a whole as there are improvements to make, including occasions where you can get a game outside your radius, we're hoping to provide some updates this week

@UK_Wildcats_FansGeo-Latency is at fault for that it won't follow the geo rules...I would just disable it if you want low ping only and know the server locations that are available in your area