Newbie Question

[nunogsm]

Gentlmans as some of you know im a new netduma portuguese user, about 4 weeks, 

I already "study", learn, read about this product and know some things, but i still have any doubts.

today i need of you some basic and easy explication about this legend



 

[Netduma Fraser]

This will explain the symbols: http://support.netduma.com/support/solutions/articles/16000026284-geo-filter-symbols-meaning

[nunogsm]

great, exelent Fraser

[RL317]

Gentlmans as some of you know im a new netduma portuguese user, about 4 weeks,

 

I already "study", learn, read about this product and know some things, but i still have any doubts.

 

today i need of you some basic and easy explication about this legend

 

 

 

 

The small circle isn't a server. The nearest server to that is in New Jersey (the small, weird zig zag shaped state on the coast next to New York), which is shown by the bigger circle made up of lines to the right of it. Solid circles are either servers if strict mode is OFF or players allowed by your radius. The circles made up of many lines are allowed in allow and deny, or those outside of your radius allowed by ping assist.

 

The tiny squares are dormant hosts. You can untick show dormant hosts to prevent confusion/congestion on the map and to keep it clear and easy to read

 

Oh and the big solid circle on the Florida coast is allowed by your radius as the lobby host. Most CoD games pick a host to form a lobby before transferring to a server. If you tick auto ping host and you see the ping chart button change from Update to Temp Ban, you've swapped over from host to server.

 

Because using a radius means you can find bad connection players even right next to you, it's always better to put your home in the ocean, shrink your radius and then use ping assist only. However if you're trying to play on US servers from Portugal, just use the radius as you're doing already