Jeff C. any update?

I'm pretty sure that the business case to justify the development is there, the lack of PPPoE support forces many users to be on bridge mode and therefor eero Plus won't work for us, if this is enabled a % of users will join eero plus and could justify the development of the feature itself.

The long wait makes me think that there is some limitation on eero itself or some overhead that could negatively affect eero if PPPoE is implemented.

I'm just trying to make sense of why this has been in "consideration" for 12 months.

PPFS I have to admit this might be the case for me. Now that I've moved and now have a new ISP, eero Plus is no longer as useful now that I have to bridge my connection. I now have to reconsider renewing butI hope they make that decision easier.

PPFS  the1jon —

Thanks for checking in. We don't have any update to share at this time. In regards to the status, Under Consideration is the tag we use for a feature we would consider down the line. There isn't a timeline associated with this, but once we have an update, we'll share that with this thread.

For more on the categories we assign: https://community.eero.com/t/y7mj89/how-to-submitting-feature-requests

Jeff C. 

thats an insanely vague response to a group of customers that pay an insanely large amount of money for network devices. I’m sure it’s the generic response you’re required to provide, but pass on to your supervisors that this type of answer just angers rather than helps. 

mperu0608 —

Thanks for the reply. My response wasn't intended to be vague or generic — rather, I wanted to be transparent for those that see PPPoE as an important feature for supporting their network and not looking to mislead anyone.

For what it's worth, I have family that lives in Arizona and they use CenturyLink with PPPoE. For them, I "double-NAT'd" their network, meaning I connected their eero gateway to another PPPoE router. In that setup, they are able to use all the features of eero without their network being placed in bridge mode.

While it isn't a perfect solution, it does work and bypasses the limitations set by the requirements of a PPPoE supported router.

Jeff C. Hi, is there any update? Christmas is coming and this feature is clearly a deal breaker for people that need PPPoE so good to know when making the decision of considering eero as a good gift.

Jeff C. any update, the request was put 3 years ago and we heard from you last year, more people are asking here in the threat, would be great to have any update.

PPFS The development team has reported that it causes severe performance issues when implemented on their devices.

txgunlover define "performance issues" maybe some users dont mind as long as they get their connection.  Some poeple were saying the devices were bad because they had 600mbit/s internet connection and the eero was only able to output 200mbit/s over wifi.
My current isp speed is 60mbit/s so i dont mind, also.. I believe it is better to have a feature with a warning about performance than not having it at all, or maybe under experimental features.

the request still under consideration, I guess some day they will found out a solution to this.

txgunlover anything official? Link?