BannedAirship

I just set it up to mirror the existing network name, so extending. If and when it switches between the 2 units its not noticeable.

I did post this in a reply about a week ago in a topic:
Here is a rough change log so you can get an idea of what it includes. As you can see it's quite a beefy update, hence why it took longer than the previous ones.
Addition of Hybrid VPN Improved SmartBOOST performance Various frontend improvements Fix for memory leak (sometimes manifesting as being unable to access the interface) Potential fix for "frequent disconnects" issue Chromecast and local transfers fixed (this is the WiFi bug where devices can't communicate with each other when they're connected to the same WiFi band e.g. 2.4/2.4GHz) Fix for "No Internet Detected" bug in Setup Wizard IPv6 PPPoE now works with SmartBOOST Ping Optimizer reliability improvements UPnP Improvements

I can't provide any ETA on updates, we provided quite a few updates since launch and the last on the last day of January but in some ways we prioritized speed as that's what people wanted, however that then introduced other issues. So now we're taking more time to be thorough and address the main issues people have reported without adding more issues. I realize that might be frustrating but in terms of making it a better product I think that is what needs to be done. 

Yes you should connect the R3 to the Sky Hub and then go through the Setup Wizard on the R3. Then on the R3 go to Settings > WAN and copy the WAN IP, then go on the Sky Hub interface and paste that into the DMZ option. Would also be best to disable the WiFi on the Sky Hub so all devices connect to the R3.

I'll post it soon

As above, no need to make new topics/keep asking, once it's ready you'll either see a post on it or I'll be handing it out to people

@Netduma Fraser has posted on another post it may be end of this week or maybe early next week.  Honestly I would take it with a grain of salt.  I know an update is needed but I would like for it to be well tested. We don't want any more bugs. 🙂

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!

I've sent you all .23 via PM, you can upgrade from Settings > Troubleshooting, once complete I'd recommend doing a factory reset

Hello, welcome to the forum!
You've done everything you need to do in order to make the two routers work optimally together and to allow the R3 total control of the network so all good to just focus on the R3 now.

Yeah alots changed with isp locking you to there router most times just an email and password for your pppoe settings and you will be sorted on 1 router/modem

Perfect, thank you.
Didn't know this was possible?
Thank you.