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Re: Ford w/ Sync 3 can’t join eero pro 6 WiFi network If you have WPA3 and/or Bandsteering features enabled on your network, try disabling those and see if that resolves the issue.
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Re: Problem Printing to Wireless Computer from Wired Network You have two options to fix this issue (because you're running two routers): Switch to bridge mode on eero, but then yes, you would lose filtering and Secure+,…
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Re: eero Labs features and feedback thread @Calion you can read more from eero about WPA3 here and about how “transition mode” should work, but doesn’t always work with older devices (because of manufacturer’s software not supporting it):…
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Re: eero Labs features and feedback thread @Calion that would require, at a minimum, a software update from Apple—which isn’t going to happen. I think devices running iOS 12 are the oldest that have any support for this.
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Re: eero Labs features and feedback thread @Calion not necessarily. WPA3 mode on eero (and other network providers), will run in sort of a hybrid mode where WPA2 devices can still connect. Unfortunately,…
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Re: eero Labs features and feedback thread @Calion This should be expected as iOS 10 was released in 2016. The WPA3 standard wasn’t even finalized until 2018, so any device running iOS 10 wasn’t certified/designed to support WPA3.
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Re: eero Labs features and feedback thread @bigbillh there's lots of buggy software including in wifi drivers--especially on "smart devices" that often don't get frequent (if any) updates to try and fix any issues.…
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Re: eero Labs features and feedback thread @bigbillh @Steve Beaudin this isn’t an eero issue. It’s up the client device to choose which access point to connect to. Unfortunately, what you’re dealing with is devices that have poor/buggy logic…
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Re: Can I separate routers to different homes? Yup, you can do that. From within the eero app, remove the node that you will repurpose to the new house (this will factory reset the node to defaults).…
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Re: Feature Request: support more than one non-guest SSID @Christian A separate SSID isn’t going to make your network any safer in this case. The company installing would still have the same access to your network on the 2nd SSID as they would on your main…
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Re: F5 Big IP VPN client refusing to work with Eero 6? @sfiskness unfortunately no. By using a VPN, you’re tunneling all your internet traffic through your employer’s internet connection. eero Secure can’t see any of it, so it can’t block anything.
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Re: Expanding wirelessly connected extender over ethernet to a second extender You can absolutely do that with eero!
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Re: Customizing Type and device classifications I would recommend posting this in the Feature Request area since this currently isn’t possible: https://community.eero.com/category/feature-requests
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Re: Double NAT as a solution to the 2.4 GHz issue? @sefanzed I don’t know why you’re having these issues with your network, but your statement that the latest eero hardware doesn’t even put out a 2.4GHz signal is completely false.…
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Re: Eero Pro 6 and Apple HomeKit @jwklinck this isn’t a HomeKit issue. The problem is that the light bulb you’re trying to connect only supports 2.4Ghz while your phone is likely on the 5Ghz network.…
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Re: Eero 6 Router x 2 @klbass68 yea all the eero units work together whether they are wired or wirelessly connected (in the case of the Beacon, only wirelessly). I do the same thing as you where my Hue hub and a couple…
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Re: Eero 6 Router x 2 Yup
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Re: Bridged mode’s missing features The reason eero can't do any type of parental control in bridge mode is because in bridge mode, it means it's essentially just passing the traffic around.…
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Re: Eero 6 + Extender: Output Power in dBm I don’t know if this is completely accurate or if this is what you are needing, but their filings with the FCC include some data on the signal strength: https://fccid.…
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Re: eero Labs features and feedback thread @Cjhunter a software update isn’t going to fix that. Sounds like you need an additional eero unit (like a Beacon) closer to where the camera is going to be mounted.
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Re: Missing device names and IP Address info. @kdmerchvt you could also just setup the eero DHCP scope to match the previous scope so there would be no disruption like that. But you can also potentially get yourself into a double-NAT situation…
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Re: Missing device names and IP Address info. You can’t see the IP address because they’re in bridge mode. If they were in normal mode, the eero gateway would be handing out the IP addresses instead of the Xfinity router,…
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Re: Dlink Try temporarily disabling the 5GHz network. That usually resolves this type of issue. In the eero app go to Settings > My device won’t connect > my device is 2.4 GHz only
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Re: eero Labs features and feedback thread @PyrotechnicFirefighter It's all up to the client device (and the manufacturer of the device which programs the logic) to choose which node to connect to.…
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Re: eero Labs features and feedback thread @Togacuse You absolutely can. @julesmoretti instructions in the reply above are completely accurate.
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