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Did as requested, still cannot find any games or join any game as soon as geolatency is disabled as you suggested. This just means the heatmap is wrong or these are mislocated servers. South african servers are not on the server select list on fragpunk itself, heatmap is just misleading at this point. If I may give you my 2cents, please confirm server locations are valid before posting on social media or synchronizing these to the heatmap cloud. Attached is one of the "NAT Servers" as requested.

Tried as suggested but all that happened is my NAT TYPE became strict, I was unable to play any game, does not load into the game. As soon as i enabled these settings again im able to play.

Yeah my ping ranges anything from 35-75ms to SA servers, I'm in the neighboring country Namibia. I left the server selection on auto and my geo-filter only covers my country and SA and I get connected to servers in Singapore with 248ms....lol

Good day I see that my ping heatmap is showing that there are fragpunk servers in South Africa and Netduma is advertising that there are on your blog but when I go in game to select a server there are no South African servers to select. Could someone please provide clarity on the accuracy of this before I try and contact Fragpunk customer support. Did Netduma get this server list from Fragpunk developers?

Thanks Fraser!

Hi @Netduma Fraser These are the server id's I could gather: 3VKDE6 RK5G79 1CLYL2 1CM27R 3VKDE6 Would you be able to assist with ip's then I can compare with the ip's i got from stats for nerds?

No physical network setup or settings changed. I'm aware that the tracker apps are causing the packet loss on pc, but I'm playing on console, Xbox. Okay I was under the impression that you might have the server ip's and ports stored on the cloud, how else would the ping heatmap know what to ping? Anyway I will get the ID's later when I play, hopefully I will connect to most of the servers in the cluster. I will look through the ip's I can get from stats for nerds at the smartboost server and compare with those you give me. Thank you for the assistance.

Good day I've been experiencing high packetloss on Valorant these past few weeks and I'm in contact with the owner of my isp. If possible, he needs ip addresses of the valorant servers in Cape Town South Africa and ports they use. Is there maybe an email address that we can contact the Netduma team on or can I just link him up to the forum? Will netduma be willing to share this? We just need to figure out if this is isp related or netduma related. Below a few screenshots of packetloss experienced.

Awesome, so you suggest I rather connect all devices to the R3 to have full control of the congestion on my network? I guess I could just connect my R3 to the isp's router and just test it out for a while. My only fear is not having a use for the R3 after only owning it for a month but im so desperate to get away from my current isp, not even the powerful R3 can improve my current experience with my isp.

Hi, Just a general question. I'm thinking of switching isp's to an isp that actually has gaming packages which prioritizes gaming traffic on their network. They unfortunately install a router on-site that also has QOS protocols running and its a must to use their router as their configs according to them to get the best performace. Its a tp-link router that they install, i dont have the model number yet. If i should connect my r3 into their router, would i still benefit from the r3's ping stabelizer, congestion control, and geo-filter or would it cause some kind of "clash/conflict"?

Cool, will adjust playing a few games now for the evening and will let you know.

I also should mention im currently on .478 firware but had the same experience on .290 and .420

Here you go

No internet rules for them at all. No specific rules for any devices besides the xbox and gaming priosities. Youtube traffic shows up at that moment with the hight traffic usage.