ANNOUNCEMENT: DUMAOS 3.0 IS HERE

[Kostas83]

19 hours ago, TomaLLoS said:

Can't wait for an email, first of all I'll check if PPPoE is working properly

I saw from another guy the same thing. I have set PPPoE and I never noticed any issue... How you will check it?

[Flomsen]

Can’t  wait 👌 Hope there is guest network to R1

[Netduma Fraser]

12 hours ago, Marc@Marc1 said:

I have 2 id's on the forum. I forgot the password to the old one. Could you please link my old one to my new one? old one is Marc@Marc

Also when will you be sending the invites to the xr500 beta? 

Done, your old account has been merged with this one and the old deleted.

First batch will go out to a small amount of people and we'll expand from there when things are looking stable.

6 hours ago, NerdHarder said:

is there any roadmap about 3.0? just wondering how long the scheduled/planned beta is supposed to last. I know things change due to bugs and whatnot but still curious about what the planned implementation time for 3.0 is? my gut feeling is that 3.0 will not be shipped this year, hoping that isn't the plan

We're always pushing to have it released as soon as possible but depends on stability and bugs. It's by far the biggest update we've done so far so we don't want to rush it out just for the sake of it before it's ready.

[slickrick6922]

Fraser, I signed up on my NG account that is different than this one. does it matter?

[Netduma Fraser]

1 minute ago, slickrick6922 said:

Fraser, I signed up on my NG account that is different than this one. does it matter?

No that doesn't matter, that's what you have to do

[slickrick6922]

Just now, Netduma Fraser said:

No that doesn't matter, that's what you have to do

my problem's that my screen names are different, I signed up on my NG account but put my DumaOS screen name.

[Netduma Fraser]

You used your Netduma forum name? Perhaps make another NG account/change the name to the one you used on the form or perhaps fill the form out again.

[slickrick6922]

7 minutes ago, Netduma Fraser said:

You used your Netduma forum name? Perhaps make another NG account/change the name to the one you used on the form or perhaps fill the form out again.

yes, I used my NetDuma name on the NetGear site. lol  I tried to resign up but it says I all ready did and if I think I made a mistake contact the owner of the forum,, who's that?

[Netduma Fraser]

1 hour ago, slickrick6922 said:

yes, I used my NetDuma name on the NetGear site. lol  I tried to resign up but it says I all ready did and if I think I made a mistake contact the owner of the forum,, who's that?

You would need to use a different email I think so try that first, otherwise maybe send a PM to @Christine_T on the Netgear community forum and she may be able to help.

[fuzzy clam]

This is really great news. I'm trying to read all the info I can find on 3.0, I know everyone is looking forward to seeing the progress that has been made.

[slickrick6922]

1 hour ago, Netduma Fraser said:

You would need to use a different email I think so try that first, otherwise maybe send a PM to @Christine_T on the Netgear community forum and she may be able to help.

ok, tks Fraser.

[wrighty338]

Great news, signed up for beta. Well done all

[Jedi4ya]

so Excited...........................

[senhor xr500]

On 02/06/2020 at 16:15, Netduma Luke said:

Olá a todos,

Hoje, temos o prazer de anunciar que as inscrições para o DumaOS 3.0 beta já estão abertas - isso será gradualmente implementado para todos os que se inscreverem ao longo do tempo.

Este é um grande passo. Isso significa que, depois de muitos meses de trabalho duro, agora estamos prontos para vocês começarem a testar o 3.0 nos seus roteadores DumaOS.

O que há no DumaOS 3.0?

É nomeado 3.0 por um motivo. Ele marca a próxima geração do DumaOS, nosso sistema operacional de roteadores. O 3.0 não só virá com um monte de novos recursos para o seu roteador, como também revisamos uma tonelada de coisas escondidas, o que tornará muito mais fácil obter novos recursos para você no futuro.

Até agora, anunciamos quatro dos oito principais recursos da versão 3.0. Você pode ler mais sobre cada um deles aqui:

1. Geo-esgrima : desenhe vários filtros geográficos de qualquer formato nos seus bancos de servidores favoritos
2. QoS do aplicativo : priorize o tráfego mais importante para você, alocando largura de banda por tipo de aplicativo, como jogos, streaming etc.
3. Benchmark de conexão : execute um teste puro da sua linha da Internet para descobrir o quão estável é o seu ping e se você está obtendo todas as velocidades de largura de banda
4. Controlador de tráfego : impede que aplicativos, portas ou dispositivos acessem a Internet.
5. Recurso 5: Anunciando em breve
6. Recurso 6: Anunciando em breve
7. Recurso 7: Anunciando em breve
8. Recurso 8: Anunciando em breve

Revelações adicionais serão publicadas em nosso blog aqui:  https://netduma.com/blog/

Como faço para me inscrever?

Proprietários do Netduma R1 - acesse aqui:  https://netduma.com/r1-dumaos-3-beta-signup/

Usuários do Nighthawk Pro Gaming (XR300, XR450, XR500, XR700) - acesse aqui:  http://www.netgearinnovation.com/dumaos-beta/index.html

Quando receberei a versão beta?

Ao fazer uma grande atualização de software como a 3.0, é normal que as coisas não sejam perfeitas no início. Portanto, por mais que gostássemos que cada um de vocês colocasse as mãos no 3.0 agora, seria arriscado fazê-lo de uma só vez.

Em vez disso, iniciaremos gradualmente a implementação, começando com um pequeno número de testadores. Quando as coisas estiverem boas, adicionaremos mais e mais gradualmente, até que todos os que se inscreveram recebam a atualização.

Quando estivermos prontos para você participar da versão beta, você receberá um e-mail na sua caixa de entrada com instruções sobre como participar. Seja paciente - nós lhe enviaremos um e-mail quando estivermos prontos.

Finalmente...

Queremos agradecer por seu apoio e paciência durante o desenvolvimento do 3.0. Estamos muito conscientes de que levou tempo. Mas realmente valeu a pena. Isso nos permitiu levar o DumaOS para o próximo nível. O trabalho já está em andamento no 3.1 e estamos trabalhando em alguns recursos muito importantes que lhe darão ainda mais controle sobre seu atraso e sua rede.

Esperamos que você se divirta testando 3.0.

A equipe do ND

eu fiz a escrição   email [email protected]

queria testa a beta por favor

[Ownsin]

I would like to join the beta please.

[Od1n]

What are the chances Anti-Spike and Anti-Jitter are part of the 4 unveiled features? Iain must have been working on those for like 5 years now, and the lab results he showed lots of years ago where quite promising already.

[TrayDay]

2 hours ago, Od1n said:

What are the chances Anti-Spike and Anti-Jitter are part of the 4 unveiled features? Iain must have been working on those for like 5 years now, and the lab results he showed lots of years ago where quite promising already.

This would be a nice edition. I heard of those results before, but never seen them myself. I can only assume it was quite a sight to behold with what Iain and the team cooked up.

[Bert]

Just not sure how anti jitter would work since that usually happens between your router and the server, ie something you have no control over. Unless it's a variable type of anti bufferbloat. But that still doesn't fix connections with high jitter.

[Od1n]

4 hours ago, TrayDay said:

This would be a nice edition. I heard of those results before, but never seen them myself. I can only assume it was quite a sight to behold with what Iain and the team cooked up.

Imagine fully maxing out your up- and download yet your ping only spikes by 5 milliseconds, thats what Iain pulled off in the lab. It wouldnt matter at all whats happening in your network, your ping would always be spot on. Iain posted the results on his blog a few years ago, its several pages long with lots of test results and graphs (including benchmarks against unnamed industry leading routers). Maybe that blog is still up.

3 hours ago, Bert said:

Just not sure how anti jitter would work since that usually happens between your router and the server, ie something you have no control over. Unless it's a variable type of anti bufferbloat. But that still doesn't fix connections with high jitter.

Yes pretty much.

Iain said the router would analyze how the ping to the server is fluctuating and then add a variable delay on the fly to it to keep the ping stable. Say you set this feature to +8 milliseconds, your router would then just add an artificial 8 milliseconds delay on top of your normal ping/connection and remove a chunk from it each time the actual ping to the server would rise. A stable but slightly higher ping will give a better game experience than a lower but unstable one.

And yes it may not work with high jitter connections but low to medium jitter connections could be balanced out perfectly assuming you set the artifical ping increase high enough.

using Anti-Jitter and Anti-Spike at the same time could be huge! But who knows if its still a thing, last message was like 2 years ago in which a Netduma employee said its still worked on.

[Knomax]

Waiting for e-mail...😊

[Bert]

6 hours ago, Od1n said:

Imagine fully maxing out your up- and download yet your ping only spikes by 5 milliseconds, thats what Iain pulled off in the lab. It wouldnt matter at all whats happening in your network, your ping would always be spot on. Iain posted the results on his blog a few years ago, its several pages long with lots of test results and graphs (including benchmarks against unnamed industry leading routers). Maybe that blog is still up.

Yes pretty much.

Iain said the router would analyze how the ping to the server is fluctuating and then add a variable delay on the fly to it to keep the ping stable. Say you set this feature to +8 milliseconds, your router would then just add an artificial 8 milliseconds delay on top of your normal ping/connection and remove a chunk from it each time the actual ping to the server would rise. A stable but slightly higher ping will give a better game experience than a lower but unstable one.

And yes it may not work with high jitter connections but low to medium jitter connections could be balanced out perfectly assuming you set the artifical ping increase high enough.

using Anti-Jitter and Anti-Spike at the same time could be huge! But who knows if its still a thing, last message was like 2 years ago in which a Netduma employee said its still worked on.

 

Not really actually.

 

Gives you a number of issues. ISP induced jitter will throw your speeds off so you will have to keep your setting above that.

 

And really for anti jitter to become operational you would have to have high ping first before it kicks in. Instead of other solutions like FQ_CoDeL or CAKE or DumaOS ABB tring to prevent it. (which all in the end operate by lowering bandwidth)

 

It's a nice idea but not something I see that has big real world benefits over the solutions we have now.

[Yam Yam]

Hello to all the Netduma Team & the old school members ! Its been a while.

It's great to hear you've started the rollout of Netduma 3.0 beta 😎

Congratulations !! 🎉

To say everybody has been on lockdown due to the Plandemic, it's good to hear about your continued work.

I see the forums toxicity is still present with some thinking they're entitled to something straight away & ignore the reasons why you might not have been as quick as you wanted to be with releases. I bet it's difficult to juggle business after recognition, partnering & expansion which has had a springboard effect probably higher than first anticipated.

As always, best of luck going forward & all the best for the future 🤞👍

 

[lilstone87]

17 hours ago, michaeljfig said:

You guys should just release to all that's willing to try it. We've waited this long. I did pack it away for the time being. Been using a rog router and its working great.

I would love to try the new features a long with everyone else here. We deserve it.

This sounds all good in your "own" head. Until there's 100/1000's running a beta build, software bugs appear, with a ton of people complaining about the same bugs. On top of that, you will likely have some taking it to far, and bashing the people who are hard at work on the software for these routers. With a limited number of people to start off, it's easier to communicate between testers, and the dev's working on the software. Without having a few bad apples, being rude about something being bugged, and not working, exactly how they expect it should right now.

Trust me the people who work on the software, want everything to work great the first time. However that isn't possible 99.9% of the time. So when something is wrong, they want to hear positive feedback. Not unhelpful bashing of something not working properly.

[lilstone87]

40 minutes ago, michaeljfig said:

Like you are bashing me?

Get off your high horse and abuse someone else. I was just saying this is long overdue. We paid for a half built product. Lots of problems with stable releases.

I'm not bashing you at all.. I was just trying to help you better understand why they're going about it the way they are. Now you taking shit personal, and honestly, your first post was a bit rude imho. You started off saying "how they should go about releasing their beta". Because of how long it has taken. Trust me plenty of people want the upgrade, but from what I have seen... netduma guys have never promised a timeline for the next release.

As for telling me to get off my high horse? Listen up, I have been around since these guys started up the netduma company. I was one of the first ones to buy their R1 router. I now own the XR500 router. You don't see me starting off one of my post hinting at how they should release their beta to everyone. Your post come off as someone who feels entitled. So maybe take a step back, and read your other post? As for the first sentence in my last post to you, that wasn't me downing you at all. It was me simply saying, it sounds good, and easy to do. But things are a lot more detailed, and there's a good reason, to not just let everyone who want's to test the beta build, use it at the start.

Overall even the current message I'm replying to, you sound like you're "owed" to have it already. Which that's not the case. As for current bugs for XR routers. Ultimately that's an issue to be taken up with netgear, not netduma. Unless it's a direct feature of their's on the router. Stuff like UPNP, and etc not working as it should. That's stuff netgear needs to address. I want to be clear, this is me talking about the XR routers. Now for the R1 router, any problem you're having, it's on the netduma guys to try to resolve in a timely manner.

Finally I have been apart of the forums here for a long time.. I can't remember one time ever, I was mean to another user on here. I haven't always been active in the forums. But I do visit from time to time. So I honestly don't see how you took my last post, and made it off as if I was being rude/mean to you. It was honestly me trying to help you understand their reasoning for doing things the way they are. Also your first post you mentioned you wasn't even using their router currently, mentioned another router, and said it had been running good for you. Which I'm happy for you, overall no need to push it, if your current setup is working well for you. The beta will be available soon, and I'm sure you will be able to test it soon as well. We're so close to being able to test some of the new features, no need to get impatient now.

[lilstone87]

34 minutes ago, michaeljfig said:

What is wrong with releasing it to the one's that are willing to take part instead of just "certain people"?

Honestly I can't answer this question for them. But I tried to help you understand the likely reason they're going about it the way they are. Beta's are tricky overall. It's honestly them trying to get updates out faster, however beta's lack proper testing. With that, you have to understand not every company is gonna be open to pushing a beta build out to anyone who wants to test it. As they can be very problematic, and could need to be pulled from people being able to download, and use, quickly after release.

In the case of the XR routers, ultimately "netgear" makes the decisions on when, and how they release beta builds. To be honest with you, I don't recall Netgear releasing beta builds for the public to download, and try. I have actually beta tested a router of theirs a few years back, and that's the only time I have gotten beta build's from them. I purchased the XR500 soon after it released, and I tried to see if I could get included to beta test build's for it. I had no luck at all, and that included me reaching out to my contact, who supplied me beta build's for the router I beta tested for them in the past. He reached out to someone, but nothing ever came of it.

Overall I feel I'm being very open with you about things. I never felt I tried to attack you with what I said, I just tried to help you understand how they're going about releasing the beta. I do want to say, if/when netgear does start sending out this beta to people who signed up here. It will be the first time I have seen them go about releasing a beta like this. Which is a good thing, and hopefully a good sign moving forward. Because from what I have seen in the past, they have only given out beta build's, to people who they have sent beta routers to. Which is a very small number of people. As I mentioned above from my personal experience with netgear.

Finally I'm not here to drive this thread off the rails.. I'm sure most of us will have our hands on the beta build soon enough.