Netduma Fraser

They weren't able to access it unfortunately, please double check you've completed all the steps I mentioned and I'll ask them to try again

They use new servers every so often, they've done it for every game, sometimes it's obvious there is an update needed, other times not

It's always a good idea to get clarity! Good advice above but that could be it. Fingers crossed they'll be able to sort it out for you. Do keep us updated!

You should only need to reboot the router and then it would be fine, the router would get the necessary information directly from your modem/ISP - you don't need to set static information.

It would be best to make a new topic so we can continue there. Quit the application/game/client completely - including the game client from the System Tray - important! Remove device from the Geo-Filter Give your PC the PlayStation Device Type in the Device Manager Resync from the Geo-Filter Map menu Re-add the device to the Geo-Filter Set up the Geo-Filter how you like Wait 2 minutes Boot up application/game/client Check for blocked servers as the game logs in - they are usually in Ireland If you've denied any servers unblock them Close the game, restart, check again, rinse repeat if needed

It's not anything on our end, the only thing that changes is the cloud but that affects everyone so almost certainly would be getting a lot more posts about it if it was a problem with that

I'd double check you're not Shadow Banned by logging in here: https://support.activision.com/ban-appeal Otherwise there isn't really much I can suggest, we can see the Geo-Filter is doing its job of allowing connections inside and blocking everything outside, just for some reason the game won't connect you to them There are likely more that are missing, you may have to do the process a few times to ensure you're getting them all

@mygamertagsucks don't apologise or think that you're wasting anyone's time, Dan & Darkness are replying because they want to, there is no obligation for them to do so and I am literally paid to reply to your issues big or small. You're having an issue and you need assistance, that's what you're here for! It's unlikely that all the traffic is causing issues but perhaps prolonged 100% bandwidth usage could cause it - make sure you're utilizing Congestion Control to ensure that even if that is happening that it's leaving some bandwidth available for other devices. If I were you these would be the order of tasks I'd do: Ensure Congestion Control is enabled - Always & 70% would be a good start The disabling of private/random MAC addresses, reboot the router from the interface then monitor If it continues test directly to the modem If it doesn't happen directly to the modem post back here with some fresh logs If it happens even to the modem then contact the ISP

With the Geo-Filter enabled zoom out fully to see if there is a server being blocked, if so then add it to your allow list - you may need to do it a few times but then when done it should work fine when enabled.

The only solutions for the issue are: Upgrading/downgrading The retries (assuming you can access once) Reboot & waiting 4 minutes without accessing the interface Factory Reset & waiting 4 minutes without accessing the interface A combination of the above Potentially accessing via the DumaOS app might work but unlikely It's not deleted anything it's just stuck in a weird state and one or more of the things above will clear it given enough tries/time. You could try our beta firmware also that might be better: https://forum.netduma.com/topic/51611-new-xr500-beta-firmware-33535/

You'll need to get main access back first so if you can literally never get it to load then either re-install the firmware from the Settings or downgrade to the previous version then you can do it from the DumaOS interface and try to upgrade back

As above the DoS attacks are rarely attacks and are usually showing connections you've made, for example some of IPs from your logs are: 3.169.149.83 - Amazon 69.147.65.251 - Yahoo 142.251.41.78 - Google 185.146.173.20 - Shopify/Cloudflare 100.52.165.89 - Amazon The others look to be reputable as far as I can see. There is something that potentially by the looks of the MAC addresses and the fact that they don't show as legitimate device on lookups you can solve which may help, is that you're likely using iPhone(s)/Android(s)/Windows PC(s) via WiFi that are using Private/Randomized MAC addresses which would explain the constant reporting of them in the logs. If you disable this option on each of those devices it should remove the entries from the logs and hopefully if that's the cause stop the issue you're having. If not then I would suggest connecting a PC directly to your modem and see if you get the same issue, if you do then that's something you'll need to contact your ISP about.

Okay well the filtering is definitely working correctly now then, you can login without any issues and it is blocking everything outside your radius, just not connecting you to the one in your radius, it's doing what it can but the game just doesn't want to connect you. If you expand your radius to cover a few more US servers can you get in any of those? Out of interest, in Settings > Troubleshooting > Advanced do you have Allow Ping enabled or disabled?

Did the previous version work for you? That's not an update we did, just security from NTGR. You can access the settings using 192.168.1.1/adv_index.htm even if DumaOS isn't loading. Otherwise: Go to the System Information page On the "Installed Rapps" panel on the right of the screen click the icon, Change the retries to 5 Reboot the router from the interface Close the interface Wait 4 minutes Then try accessing please and see if that resolves it.

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