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Hey! Could have sworn I'd posted about this before but can't seem to see any history of it. I excitedly got my hands on an R1, and proceeded to reset it and put DumaOS on it (Firmware version 2.1.3.29, DumaOS 1.3.29). It's really, really not behaved in any why like I'd expect it to. In our house we've a cable modem, and connected directly to that is the R1, with both being located in the flat downstairs. There's a Cat6 cable running from downstairs up and into a Netgear X4S/R7800, which the computers and consoles upstairs in our flat are connected to. I can't see my PC's name nor MAC address in the Device Manager table/tree The R7800 upstairs here is on its own branch of the Network Map All the devices upstairs that are connected to the R8000 are connected to what shows as an 'Offline' device in the Network Map At some point my PC was showing, and I tried adding it as a console to the devices in the Geo-Filter in an effort to use the functionality in Street Fighter V. Never saw a single ping, never any icons on the map, ever. My device isn't there any more, either. I was super excited to get this router, but in its current state it's done literally nothing for me other than put me out of pocket. I'd love to change that.
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I just bought this router mainly for the geo-filter functionality in Overwatch. For NA servers no matter east or west coast, the server always shows that it is located in California. I can get an east coast server and the geo-filter will say its located in California. Can I please get some help with this issue?
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Good Evening Last week i was not having any issues with the Geo-filter, But the last few days i get into a game with ease but nothing shows in the Geo-filter, which server/ peer im connected to, nothing. Nothing has changed from last week to now.
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My apologies if this has already been discussed immensely, but I’m currently having issues with the Geo-Filter with fortnite. If I set the radius to 800 Miles, I’ll search a game and it’ll act as if it’s loading in. However, when I check my Geo-Filter I clearly see that the host is well out of my range just to sit there in a loading screen to be told, “you can’t connext to the host.” Based on what I saw before purchasing this router, i watched a video showing someone utilizing the Geo filter and it having multiple host within the range that he could connect to (which he did), and a bunch outside of the range with a triangle indicating that you can’t connect. So far this filter hasn’t worked at all with fortnite, and that’s the main game I play at the moment. Anyone else having these issues?
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Hello everyone. I've heard great things about this forum's community, glad to finally be apart of it. I just received my router 2 days ago. I only play Destiny on X1 and have a question I haven't been able to find on here or in videos. I got the jist of the geo filtering tool, but my question is how do I know who the "red bar" players are inside the geo fence during a game? Is there a way to know this info? And I've heard on videos that "the bigger circle is typically your host", but in my geo fence every circle is big (same size), so how can I tell who is actually hosting the game? I do load the Destiny profile, if that matters at all. Sorry if these are noob questions, just want to use this Netduma the best I can. Thanks the help!
