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Geo-filter Symbols meaning
Taken from NETDUMA Support
In the below examples they are red. However this is not always the case. The Select Games/Services slots each have their own colour. So the first slot is red. The second green, etc. The colours will correspond with the colour of your device in the Select Games/Services section.
Small circle
These are potential other players/hosts that you may connect to within your Geo-filter.
Big circle
Once you are in game, a big circle will appear on your Geo-Filter. That is the game host. If you see many big circles throughout your game, that means you’re the host.
Sparkly circle
These are hosts/players that you have added to your allow list and will therefore connect to regardless of distance.
Caution triangle
These are hosts/players that are being blocked as they are located outside of your Geo-Filters radius.Red X
These are hosts/players that you have rated low and therefore blocked.Small boxes
These represent dormant hosts. This means a host you were previously connected to but have since disconnected.Padlock
These are dedicated servers that are being blocked.
Nuke Symbol
This means that ping assist has allowed you to connect to a host or player that is outside of your Geo-Filter range.
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Addition DumaOS symbols meaning for Call of Duty etc:
A triangle with a user icon – Blocked peer (likely misclassified)
A tringle with a server – Blocked dedicated server
A circle with a server – It’s a whitelisted server required for online authentication
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