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I'll keep an eye on that next time. It happened in the game straight after the one I uploaded. have turned on ping and connection monitoring within EAFC. I have someone in the house watching Netflix which is taking a lot of bandwidth, but like I said, everything is set to the PS5 to prioritise for traffic so it shouldn't affect it.

For anyone wondering what I mean, see the video I uploaded below: When I lob passed to the player (Sawa) my game stopped responding, then caught up. I'm assuming something on the network did something at that moment, and when this happens, but I thought the whole point of prioritising traffic is that my PS5 shouldn't be affected by anything else on the network uploading/downloading. My PS5 is the only device listed in Smartboost, as is Gaming. For anyone who plays EAFC and Champions this is quite a big issue 😛

Hi, I've seen this many times to log it to see if anyone else has experienced it. My game will stop responding for about 5 seconds, then the game will catchup; always online games and only EAFC is affected. I play a lot of COD and have not noticed it on that game. PS5. Anything I can check for to prevent it?

I've had the R1, XR1000 and now the R3 and considering the ability to do that still isn't here, I doubt it ever will. I'm in the same boat, I have reserved and renamed around 50 devices, considering the DumaOS is so good at tracking devices and what they are doing, you'd think a priority would being able to to save such a config.

Definitely the same device as the same MAC address that im renaming. I noticed after upgrading to .41 last night my PS5 was renamed to PlayStation again and this is an Ethernet connected device

Hi all, last night, I couldn't find any online opponents and assumed it was a matchmaking issue on EA's end, so I gave up; it's the same problem today, though, so I can only imagine my R3 is blocking something. I don't have Geo-filter enabled; what else can I look for? I have barely configured anything since getting it, so I need to figure out what's going on. My PS5 is a priority device in smartboost and that's it Any ideas?

Out of the box the router's IP is 192.168.77.1, and the DHCP range 192.168.77.100. I reserved a load of IPS whilst in this setup. I then changed the router to 192.168.1.1 and the DHCP range to 192.168.1.100 The rules I set in DHCP still exist; if I delete it it says the following "Delete Reservation Are you sure you want to delete this DHCP rule? Without a reserved IP, any Port Forwarding rules for this device may stop working." But they all stay there and won't let me reserve new IPs

I reserved loads of IPs when the router was on the old DHCP range of 77.100+, I have since change the range to 1.100 and all the old reservations are in there as rules and I'm unable to delete or edit them, meaning I can't reserve on the new range. Is this a bug?

I restarted through the web interface, nothing unexpected for the router. some smart plus, PlayStations, Amazon devices had gone back to default, but a number I had changed were fine.

I renamed all the devices on my network to their appropriate name after a couple of restarts over the last two days of the router I’ve noticed a number going back to their default value. Is this going to be a regular thing? Is it possible to back them up at least so I can restore when this happens? The device network data is so good on the netduma but completely pointless if you don’t know what device you’re looking at. thanks

Just to add, it’s only ever the consoles they have this disconnect. I’ve never dropped a call on Teams or notice the internet go down (I work from home so in a lot) could QOS be something to do with it?

Unfortunately, I never had them this time around, the router needed restarting as I couldn't access the GUI, upon restarting it reset itself, another common issue

It happened again just now, obviously when I'm in an online game and got disconnected, the DHCP release has nothing to do with it clearly.

Not yet, we are a family of 6, all gamers, consoles, tablets and such, so it's not a case of a couple of PS5s and its sorted. Seems such a frustrating work around...I'm hoping for miracles with this new firmware

Had the 10 year old tplink router/modem in since fri. Not one disconnect but woeful qos. going to replace the external modem I use with the netgear just for my own sanity but everything pointing to the software of the xr1000 at the mo. Argh

Happened again so just posting for own sanity, and if you see anything (havent plugged 'new' router in) [DoS attack: RST Scan] from source 92.123.142.115,port 443 Thursday, Jan 11,2024 15:09:48 [Time synchronized with NTP server] Thursday, Jan 11,2024 15:09:24 [Internet connected] IP address: 143.159.224.133, Thursday, Jan 11,2024 15:09:24 [DHCP IP: (192.168.1.86)] to MAC address 76:9F:0E:5F:D4:81, Thursday, Jan 11,2024 15:09:14 [Internet disconnected] Thursday, Jan 11,2024 15:09:11 [Internet idle-timeout] Thursday, Jan 11,2024 15:09:11 [UPnP set event: Public_UPNP_C3] from source 192.168.1.25, Thursday, Jan 11,2024 15:09:08 [DHCP IP: (192.168.1.122)] to MAC ad

I can try a different router, worried that this won't happen again, though and the £250 spent on this XR1000 only a couple of years back will be a complete waste of money The fraggle attacks look like a false positive, apparently happens on all netgears and people just disable the notification

Whilst playing Warzone it occured again tonight Could this DoS attack be anything to do with it? Notice internet disconnected/connected again [Admin login] from source 192.168.1.102, Tuesday, Jan 09,2024 22:04:42 [Time synchronized with NTP server] Tuesday, Jan 09,2024 22:04:25 [Internet connected] IP address: 143.159.224.184, Tuesday, Jan 09,2024 22:04:25 [Internet disconnected] Tuesday, Jan 09,2024 22:04:14 [Internet idle-timeout] Tuesday, Jan 09,2024 22:04:14 [DoS attack: RST Scan] from source 95.100.104.92,port 443 Tuesday, Jan 09,2024 22:03:02 [DoS attack: Fraggle Attack] from source UNKNOWN,port 443 Tuesday, Jan 09,2024 21:59:57 [DHCP IP: (192.168.1.82)] to MAC address FA:A9:A1:BF:09:4C, Tuesday, Jan 09,2024 21:57:10

Yeah I get that, so I have to reserve an IP for every device that I don't want disconnecting from the internet....??

I have done that; I just cannot see how 2 PS5s and 1 PS4, all disconnected at the same time this afternoon, will be caused by DHCP. How will this help prevent that? It's doing it more and more often and only noticeable when I'm in an online game, so god knows how much it could actually be happening. QOS is the only setting I adjust from default..

Unfortunately, I was sick of resetting up reserved addresses so for the two main devices, my NAS and my PS5, I just gave static addresses on the devices, so DHCP shouldn't affect them or cause disconnects?

Anther disconnect whilst on EAFC onlien match, 2 family members also on Fall Guys and got disconnected from their game Considering putting the thing in the bin [Admin login] from source 192.168.1.4, Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:29:47 [UPnP set event: Public_UPNP_C3] from source 192.168.1.25, Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:29:17 [DoS attack: Fraggle Attack] from source UNKNOWN,port 443 Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:29:03 [DoS attack: RST Scan] from source 92.123.142.137,port 443 Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:28:47 [Time synchronized with NTP server] Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:28:39 [Internet connected] IP address: 143.159.224.254, Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:28:38 [Internet disconnected] Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:28:29 [Internet idle-timeout] Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:28:29 [DHCP IP: (192.168.1.35)] to MAC address 48:43:DD:C4:E5:8B, Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:28:26 [DoS attack: Fraggle Attack] from source UNKNOWN,port 443 Monday, Jan 08,2024 15:19:28

I've given up assigning IPs out now, nothing but trouble for such a simple task for a router. Any sign of this new firmware? It feels like its been years in the making...

Some devices had lost connection so I rebooted the router. Lo and behold it reset to factory settings. So sick of this thing

Nothing. The kids have even disconnected from Fortnite a few times over the past few weeks, same with me on COD/EAFC.