Netduma Fraser

You don't need to get the logs from a phone/a device that just had the issue, grab it from a PC next time it happens (don't reboot before getting it) and hopefully it'll have more information this time

Do a factory reset on this firmware, it shouldn't be needed but it is a big jump from the previous one so may help clear any remnants. How does the Geo-Filter become inactive exactly? Are you changing Geo-Filter settings while on the game? May be best to go back to DHCP/DMZ then for the moment while we continue to improve PPPoE.

Thanks for posting about your experience, your kind words and your feedback! Backing up/restoring your config is something I'd like to see as well and it has been requested before so it is on a list for potential integration in the future.

Are you getting just as high latency connected direct to your modem when playing? Did it start after changing any setting/your physical setup?

Did you get these logs directly after the issue as there isn't much in them and nothing really indicating a disconnect - did you reboot before getting the logs?

Probably more fixes that will help push us closer to the feature update but depends how it works out

IPv6 should be fine on any version really but DHCP & DMZ would be best if you still encounter PPPoE issues on that version

DHCP & DMZ would be my recommendation if you still have issues with PPPoE

It will be because you're pulling the power to restart, if you restart any other way it won't do that

What is the reason you're having to reboot the R3 exactly? Are you having any issues with IPv6?

To solve the reboot > setup loop after you've done the setup reboot the router from the interface, wait 4 minutes then access again, this will act as a hard save and then if you reboot again (presumably you're doing so via the physical button or pulling power) then it shouldn't go back to the setup. Try the upgrade immediately after a reboot/factory reset i.e. reboot/reset and try to access as soon as you're able to to initiate the upgrade.

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There can be issues with PPPoE sometimes so if possible I'd suggest having the other router handle it, put the R3 then in the main router DMZ to ensure you don't have any NAT issues then connect ALL devices to the R3 and see if Congestion Control works better then. Ping Optimizer can be inaccurate so I wouldn't trust the values all the time, also by design it disconnects devices to ensure they don't interfere with the test, when finished they would reconnect. There are logs in Settings > Advanced > Troubleshooting. I've given you Early Access so you can try the firmware there: https://forum.netduma.com/topic/60946-new-r3-firmware-dumaos-401147/

Ahh that's good to hear, glad there was a solution, thanks for the update!

Follow this guide and that should resolve it for you: https://support.netduma.com/frequently-asked-questions/legacyfaqs/wifi-password-incorrect/