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What do you mean 'apply wan in advanced'? Also you said you don't recommend bandwidth allocation? What is this sorry? You mean Share Exsess?

Hello thank you both I managed to fix it. In case anyone is wondering what to do this was my fix: Put the virgin router into bridge/modem mode. Unplug everything out of the virgin router. Turn the virgin router on and wait until the lights turn green/blue whatever is your colour for your router. Then plug in the R2 and turn it on. Wait 2 minutes and then test to see if it's working. Plug in the access points one by one, I had to reset then by using a pin in the back of each one. All works great now. Last question: When I go into Network Monitor, it says nothing is running through the access points. This is by design isn't it I presume?. It might say '0' but it's still working isn't it I presume?

I decided to put my Virgin router in bridge mode but now my Netduma is saying No Internet Access. Any idea why?

Yes, currently its: Virgin Media Router > Netduma R2 > TP Link Switch > 3 Ubiquitis around the house. I'm confused, is the TP Link supposed to connect to which port? Is the LP Link switch supposed to connect to the ports highlighted green? Or Purple? https://imgur.com/2s2VMOThttps://imgur.com/2s2VMOT

What do you mean connected to the correct port? I've got an ethernet wire going from one of the Netduma ports (port 3 on the router) to port 1 on the TP link 5 port switch

Before having a Netduma R2 my set up was like this: Virgin Media Router - TP LINK 5 Port Switch - 3 Ubiquiti Access Points around the house. However when I plug the Netduma between the Virgin router and the TP LINK the access points don't work at all. Any idea why this is? The Netduma isn't strong WiFi wise and my house has a lot of floors and I simply lose connection when I'm in my Loft or other corners of the house so I need to get these access points working ASAP.

Hello! Can I also have early access to the beta?

Thanks for the help both. So what's the point in me even naming my devices if they can change ip address and then change in my device list? The reason why I am is because a lot of devices appeared as the default name 'unknown', so to fix this I plugged my devices in 1 by 1 and renamed then. Now I've logged on and I've got 5 devices called unknown. Is there any downside to reserving every ip address on my router?

So I set up the Netduma for the first time yesterday. Here's my scenario: I set up a device, let's say it's my LGTV. I only have one LG TV in the house so I can't be getting it mixed up with any else in my house. And also it's set up wired ethernet. So the LG TV yesterday went offline and then today another LG TV appeared but this time it's created a new MAC address and a new IP address. Why is this happening? This has happened for around 4 or 5 of my devices. Can I assign a IP address to every single device in my house? Is this what's called a static ip? Is there any downside to doing this and will this fix my issue?

Congratulations all who worked on this. Very excited to test this out! Signed up