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Assistance with Bridging Netduma R2 to Unifi Gateway for PS5 Geolocation Use


Paul Maos
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Hello Netduma Support,

I hope you're doing well. I am currently using a Unifi Cloud Gateway as my main router, and I’d like to bridge my Netduma R2 to it. My goal is to connect the Netduma R2 solely to my PS5 console to utilize the geolocation features while maintaining the Unifi Cloud Gateway as my primary router for the rest of my network.

Could you please guide me through the steps required to bridge the Netduma R2 to the Unifi Gateway so that only the PS5 uses the Netduma for geolocation?

Thank you in advance for your help!

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@Netduma Fraser 

I followed all the steps outlined in the YouTube Link to try and resolve my issue, but I am still having trouble getting my PS5 connected to the internet.

Here’s what I did:

    1.    I set up my Netduma R2 router according to the video, making sure that all settings were configured as instructed.


    2.    I ensured the PS5 received an IP address from the Netduma R2 router as expected.


    3.    I verified all the relevant DNS and gateway settings on the PS5.


    4.    I attempted a connection test several times, which showed that while the IP was correctly assigned, the PS5 could not establish an internet connection to the outside.


    5.    I tried rebooting the router and the PS5, and even performed a factory reset on the Netduma R2, but the issue persists.

Despite the PS5 getting an IP from the Netduma R2 router it still cannot connect to the internet. Could this be a firewall or DNS issue, or is there something else I’m missing?

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@Netduma Fraser- Yes it shows as a connected device. My laptop shows up as well and gets internet so I know the configurations must be correct. I updated to the Netduma R2 firmware to v.3.3.280 (Will this make any difference?
 

Here are my settings


This is what I have in the NETWORK SETTINGS TAB

LAN (Left side) settings below
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I set the following:
1) DMZ IP address: 192.168.77.119
2) Wifi: 2.4 GHz enabled (so I can access the netduma router)
3) Disabled UPnP

 


WAN (Right Side) settings below:
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I set the following:
1) Disabled: Allow Ping
2) Disabled: Port Scan Protection
3) Disabled: Syn Flood Protection

***After this, I rebooted the Netduma R2 Router

Then I did the following:

1) UNIFI Router - Connected an ethernet to LAN from UNIFI ROUTER to------> R2 WAN port, then from R2 LAN PORT to--------> PS5 Wired LAN

On the UNIFI ROUTER my R2 showed up with the IP (pictured below)
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2) Created PORT Forward pictured below:
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3) Turned on SMART QUEQUES pictured below:

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4) Went back to the Netduma R2 Router: Set Bandwidth Speeds (pictured below)
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5) DONE

Is there anything else that I'm missing for the PS5 to connect to the internet, because with these settings I get the error on my PS5 (pictured below)

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I will say that my NETDUMA is on a VLAN on the UNIFI Router with the settings below: 

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Thanks for that, it does appear the R2 isn't able to get out to the internet properly like it's being restricted, could you take it out of that VLAN you mentioned and then see if it works correctly please?

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If you want to configure without vlan 6 a simple customization of the dns on the ps5 will allow you to have access to the internet and if you want to set up vlan 6 we will need more information.

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