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This is my personal view but I don’t think they branched out, still using cache  on the web browser, it’s really old tech. The Internet has moved on and so is networking And that’s why companies like UniFi who are not that old, 2005 if mem serves me well but look how they have grown. I can see company house reports because in the UK companies have to publicly show reports. They could’ve easily produce a gaming router,  normal routers and grown and developed into more hardware and different market segments. 
My personal point of view and the again is my personal point of view the hardware is lacking and it’s outdated software. If I look in the Philippines the majority game on mobile phones.  The majority use a generic router. A Niche market is risky, I just wish they had branched out more in the early days. 
 
and here’s the thing you can walk into an airport go onto the public Wi-Fi and make perfectly stable video calls, and that’s with thousands of people using that network. networking has moved on a great deal, I just wish they had moved on with it. 
I believe they could’ve had a decent company covering different aspects of networking. That’s my personal point of you and it would’ve been great to see a British company competing against other companies. 
 
I’m still in the U.K. at the moment, flipping between countries and I talk to better half with no latency issues and she sat in a very basic provincial house using a generic router. It’s not even set up in a good place it’s in the corner of the house and next to it is the solar system which I put in. 
 
 

 
 

My internal transfer speed between nodes hits between 800 and 850 Mbps, even through the concrete slab; it’s more than enough for my 1 Gbps fiber connection and works perfectly for gaming. I use Wi-Fi SweetSpots and the Deco app to monitor it, and honestly, the dedicated wireless backhaul handles the environment fantastically.
You’re absolutely right that MLO and Wi-Fi 7 are still in their infancy for mainstream IoT devices, but since my main gaming rig and phone support them, they do the job where it matters most.
I know it’s unlikely Netduma will venture into multi-node hardware, but hey, the suggestion box is there for a reason!
Thanks for the chat and the feedback!

Si ton sol est sur une dalle béton, tu peux faire un parquet en bois par exemple  et faire filer les câbles entre les supports du parquet au sol, tu fais une petite saigné dans les murs pour installer les prises RJ45.
Hihi, y a un peu de travaux mais c'est jouable !

Oh, merci pour l'idée ! That sounds like an amazing project for an old European house, but raising the floors?! Mon dieu, I am way too poor for that kind of extreme home makeover! 😭😂

Thank you so much for replying! I completely understand that developing it from scratch involves a massive amount of back-end work, especially since DumaOS has traditionally been focused on single gaming routers.
It's great to hear that it's at least a cool concept on your radar! I'll be looking forward to that big feature update you guys are working on right now. Hopefully, once the dust settles, a native mesh system can be explored down the road. Keep up the awesome work with the updates!

That would be really cool but it would involve a lot of work in an area we've not really touched before, perhaps once this big feature update is done we'll have more time to look into things like this

Hello, Netduma team!
As a huge fan, user, and beta tester, I’d like to suggest a native Netduma Mesh system for your next hardware release.
In fact, I recently had to disconnect my Netduma R3 because I have a 1 Gbps up/down connection, and hardware limitations prevented me from utilizing the full speed.
On top of that, I live in a two-story apartment with heavy interference from neighboring Wi-Fi networks, and a single R3 just can't get the signal everywhere.
A native Mesh system would completely solve these issues. It would allow users with high-speed connections to achieve full coverage across multiple floors and overcome intense interference—all while maintaining unique DumaOS features (like Geo-Filter and Congestion Control) across every node. It would combine your gaming software with the reliable coverage and performance that modern households urgently need!

Hi ! As the changelog indicates there is a lot of improvement on this FW, so the decision is up to you, at worst you can always go back to FW.41!

Hi everyone,
The wait is over, we're happy to deliver the latest R3 firmware. It contains months of work from our development team, with a big focus on improving the stability and reliability of our features.
Main Changes:
Hybrid VPN is here: this is long standing Netduma feature which allows you to run your VPN through your router and then choose which devices or applications the VPN should be applied to. This means you can run your VPN on things that usually hard run a VPN on, such as Smart TVs and consoles. Hybrid VPN is compatible with OpenVPN and WireGuard, so make sure your VPN provider supports one of these protocols. Added UPnP Relay. Previously, if your R3 was connected underneath an ISP router, you'd likely see a Double NAT reported on your games console unless you did some manual port forwarding. UPnP Relay pushes port opening requests from your devices up the chain to your ISP router, meaning you should get an open NAT with no additional configuration needed Some users reported issues with Chromecast or Airplay, or transferring files locally. These are fully fixed now. Many quality of life / annoying bugs fixed, including improved IPv6 and PPPoE support, increasing the reliability of the Geo-Filter ping graph and increasing the reliability of the Ping Optimiser test (with further improvements to come) A longer changelog is below.
We want the Netduma R3 to be the best router in the world, and we're taking another step towards that goal with this firmware. We'll continue working on and releasing updates, so please give us any feedback you have.
 
INSTALL GUIDE
You can install the firmware using one-click update. Simply open up DumaOS and look for the green "Update Available" icon.
Alternatively, you can download the file below, then go to Settings > Troubleshooting > Upload Firmware, then upload the file.
DumaOS-R3-4.0.219.sig
NOTE: You need to login to the forum before you can download this file. If you don't want to make an account, use one-click update as described above.
 
Changelog:
Hybrid-VPN added Improved performance of SmartBOOST Improved performance of Steady Ping Improved performance of Geo-Filter Ping graph appears more frequently Ping Optimiser reliability improvements Chromecast/AirPlay compatibility fixed UPnP relay added (no more double NAT) Increased maximum speeds Improved compatibility with IPv6 and PPPoE Optimisations to improve memory usage Many other smaller bug fixes

Wow! And I was complaining about getting 80ms games... You just gave me a lesson in humility.

Hey all,
Hope you're all doing well and looking forward to the release of 3.2.
I'm just writing a quick post to let you know that we're looking for Early Access testers for future R2 DumaOS releases, starting with this one.
The purpose of the early access group is to test new firmwares on a larger scale right before we release them publicly.
Please note that these firmwares might not be completely stable and you may find issues, so beware of this before choosing to upgrade to them.
Go ahead and sign-up below: we'll reach out if you've been added!
https://forms.gle/FMxFoCYk7vNv5DEW7
Cheers,
Liam.

We're doing what we can, the more DumaOS evolves the harder it becomes to have it working on an older router like the R1

Hey Testers,
We've got a new R1 beta firmware for you guys to dig in to!
https://www.dropbox.com/s/8z4kcynmo3glplp/DumaOS-R1-3.0.207.sig?dl=0
We'd suggest a factory reset after the upgrade to ensure you're starting from a clean slate, let us know how you get on!
Change log:
Fixed issues with Adblocker and Connection Benchmark Fixed issues where the GUI doesn't load properly Fixed issues with Wi-Fi backend Fixed other issues with Network settings Added stability improvements to QoS Fixed Device Manager crashing issue

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