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@Netduma Fraserps. Okay. I have a question 🙂 Now that 192.168.77.1 is connected to the router from my ISP.( I turned off the Wi-Fi on that router from my ISP and You told me once that it is best when the equipment from my ISP is in bridge mode, right?) Does it slow down my reaction to online games,I don't know if I have double nat, and what else can i face playing multiplayer,because now the device from my ISP is in router mode? knowing that the two IP addresses are 192.168...I don't know what to think.Thank you!

That's great to know. I'm sending them more. I changed my ISP and currently I am playing behind their device which is in router mode (I will ask them these days to put it in bridge mode) and behind their IP address 192.168... is my router 192.168.77.1 from unknown to me I succeed 90% to open ping graphs. What's the secret?

I just send but nothing happens Same thing every time. Do you know when the team will deal with this problem? Thank you

Thanks Fraser as always.

My ISP uses 1492 but that requires packet fragmentation as well. what to do now? The modem from my ISP is now in bridge mode. Someone told me that Netduma R3 gives less lag if the modem/router from my ISP are set to bridge mode, so the router works better, is that true?

I really don't understand what you wrote here. I'll give an example - I found my MTU manually. I started from 1500, everything required packet fragmentation until I reached 1472. That was ideal. Now if I add those 28 to that 1472, what do I get? Again 1500 and packet fragmentation!? Thnx

No, thank you for being there for us. What would we do without you. 🙂 Greetings

Yes, it's very disappointing to have a server so close to home but to be unable to use it or to be blocked because R3 is unable to connect to it.

I bought this router only because of the server in Austria. I had no other reason to change my Asus router because it worked fine. Other servers do not work for me because they are all over 1200km away. Austria is 500km from me and my ping is 15ms there. Otherwise, my ping is very high wherever I go. Physical location is Physical location. No VPN can move your physical location, only the virtual one.I hope that it will be sorted out and that we will be able to access the server in Austria.

I hope that it will be sorted out and that we will be able to access the server in Austria.

Let me know if you somehow manage to connect to the Austria server. I have been chasing that server for months. There is information on the site that there is a server in Austria, but for some unknown reason we cannot connect there with R3.

I would also like to try the test version.