Thanks for the reply, I have dd-wrt firmware installed on my router, so I set it to Automatic Configuration - DHCP, and it worked with the modem. I don't have a DMZ mode on the modem, I only have a "Assign the public IP address of a connection to a device" option. After adding the router to this option, a popup informs me "to release the current private IP address of the device and then renew the IP address to acquire a public IP address". The connection then drops and no longer works. Any idea on what is happening?wollyka wroteI used to have the same setup but i has to change it a little when i switched to VDSL because the new modem supplied by IDM doesn't have bridge mode. So now, I let the modem connect using pppoe and i put the router in automatic IP mode. Also i put the router in the DMZ zone in the modem settings.
This is the DMZ option, the modem is ancient and must be changed the firmware is usually messed up along with its updates. Anyways to use this feature you should assign the DMZed device a static local IP usually not within the DHCP range.StannisTheMannis wroteThanks for the reply, I have dd-wrt firmware installed on my router, so I set it to Automatic Configuration - DHCP, and it worked with the modem. I don't have a DMZ mode on the modem, I only have a "Assign the public IP address of a connection to a device" option. After adding the router to this option, a popup informs me "to release the current private IP address of the device and then renew the IP address to acquire a public IP address". The connection then drops and no longer works. Any idea on what is happening?wollyka wroteI used to have the same setup but i has to change it a little when i switched to VDSL because the new modem supplied by IDM doesn't have bridge mode. So now, I let the modem connect using pppoe and i put the router in automatic IP mode. Also i put the router in the DMZ zone in the modem settings.
I don't think it would. I'm on the GDS network and am getting latency in the mid 50ms range in Rainbow Six Siege and around 60-70 in most other games. What game are you playing as even in the worst case 140ms is really bad if it's on a European server. You could ask them to turn off interleaving or switch to G.DMT which I believe doesn't have error correction (and thus lower latency).masrour wroteMy best ping in gaming is 140ms , iam IDM user , Does switching from GDS to ogero solves this problem ?
I get a little higher ( mid 70 to 80) pings but i have interleaving on. 140ms is high...Super Official wroteI don't think it would. I'm on the GDS network and am getting latency in the mid 50ms range in Rainbow Six Siege and around 60-70 in most other games. What game are you playing as even in the worst case 140ms is really bad if it's on a European server. You could ask them to turn off interleaving or switch to G.DMT which I believe doesn't have error correction (and thus lower latency).masrour wroteMy best ping in gaming is 140ms , iam IDM user , Does switching from GDS to ogero solves this problem ?
R6S is most probably a P2P connection.Super Official wroteI don't think it would. I'm on the GDS network and am getting latency in the mid 50ms range in Rainbow Six Siege and around 60-70 in most other games. What game are you playing as even in the worst case 140ms is really bad if it's on a European server. You could ask them to turn off interleaving or switch to G.DMT which I believe doesn't have error correction (and thus lower latency).masrour wroteMy best ping in gaming is 140ms , iam IDM user , Does switching from GDS to ogero solves this problem ?
Siege uses dedicated Microsoft Azure servers in every region. I usually connect to north or west Europe. Both give me the same latency around 55ms.kareem_nasser wroteR6S is most probably a P2P connection.Super Official wroteI don't think it would. I'm on the GDS network and am getting latency in the mid 50ms range in Rainbow Six Siege and around 60-70 in most other games. What game are you playing as even in the worst case 140ms is really bad if it's on a European server. You could ask them to turn off interleaving or switch to G.DMT which I believe doesn't have error correction (and thus lower latency).masrour wroteMy best ping in gaming is 140ms , iam IDM user , Does switching from GDS to ogero solves this problem ?
Playing with 60-70 ping after turning interleaving off. I am with Ogero open speed.masrour wroteIam playing at mobile and ipad ( pubg and COD ), I configured the modem at G.DMT but gets the same ping , my neighbour already in IDM but in ogero central and his ping about 60-70 ms .. we have elevator interference when its on (ping goes to 400-500 ) , but its not a problem since iam overnight player and solving this issue is high expensive (allah bi 3een) , but when its off sometimes ping to europe is high , now at 1 am 230 ms :( , i don't what to do i tried to call support talking 3 and 4 hours without any solution (turning interleaving off is from ogero only as support said ) .. that's why i asked which better GDS or Ogero ?
Could be for load balancing only and not hosting, the latency is low even if on fastpath. Seems you are lucky here.Super Official wroteSiege uses dedicated Microsoft Azure servers in every region. I usually connect to north or west Europe. Both give me the same latency around 55ms.kareem_nasser wroteR6S is most probably a P2P connection.Super Official wrote I don't think it would. I'm on the GDS network and am getting latency in the mid 50ms range in Rainbow Six Siege and around 60-70 in most other games. What game are you playing as even in the worst case 140ms is really bad if it's on a European server. You could ask them to turn off interleaving or switch to G.DMT which I believe doesn't have error correction (and thus lower latency).
Siege multiplayer moved to dedicated hosting a couple of years ago.kareem_nasser wroteCould be for load balancing only and not hosting, the latency is low even if on fastpath. Seems you are lucky here.Super Official wroteSiege uses dedicated Microsoft Azure servers in every region. I usually connect to north or west Europe. Both give me the same latency around 55ms.kareem_nasser wrote R6S is most probably a P2P connection.
I read that it was extended by a couple of more months until the end of June--I think this is the source. Also, 100 gig + double limit included. (my arabic sucks)Toufic wroteAny idea if they will extend the double quota for May ?
xazbrat wroteI read that it was extended by a couple of more months until the end of June--I think this is the source. Also, 100 gig + double limit included. (my arabic sucks)Toufic wroteAny idea if they will extend the double quota for May ?
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