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TinyBubu

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  • DumaOS Routers Owned
    Telstra Internet Optimiser
  1. That's a very old webpage you have pulled up and quoted... somewhat surprised it's still publicly accessible! Telstra haven't called it Game Optimiser for years... and likewise they haven't charged a subscription fee for a long time. Guessing they didn't get enough traction for the service (and customers willing to pay an additional $10pm). This is the up-to-date information: https://www.telstra.com.au/internet/internet-optimiser#:~:text=Internet%20Optimiser%20lets%20you%20prioritise,then%20set%20up%20your%20priorities.
  2. OK understood. I did pay my monthly subs for years with Telstra so legitately own the Gen 3 and the Internet Optimiser is a free (no-sub) add-on. Can always DM me if you'd prefer to take the discussion offline!
  3. BTW, the reason I'm looking at a factory reset is because the Telstra Gen 3's upload speed is currently capped 4Mbps. Apparently although the modem isn't 'locked' per se to the Telstra network, the last config profile that was previously applied to the device persists. I realise outside your scope... but any advice on this one (BTW, does the Telstra rep still read this thread)?
  4. OK sounds like a case of try it and see? No way of talking to the dev guys to find out for sure? Just to confirm, what actually happens when the Internet Optimiser gets enabled via the Telstra portal? Is DumaOS already part of the standard firmware that gets installed on all devices (and remains dormant / not activated until a user requests it) or when Internet Optimiser gets enabled via the Telstra portal, only then does the DumaOS module get pushed out?
  5. Hi Fraser. Thanks for the quick reply. I was a Telstra customer for a number of years, so own the Telstra Smart Modem Gen 3 outright. I've recently signed up with another NBN provider but still want to continue using the Gen 3, to utilise DumaOS functionality; mainly QoS congestion control / bandwidth allocation etc, as have three teenagers who hog the network with their online gaming, streaming services, etc. So I'm reluctant to factory reset the device unless I know it won't remove DumaOS (as I have no way of re-activating Internet Optimiser from the Telstra app, even though I'm still a customer for their other sevices). Any advice on this one?
  6. Hi guys, quick query... if I factory reset a Telstra Gen 3, will it still have DumaOS on it (already part of installed firmware package) or will it need to be reenaabled? Thanks!
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