Jeff C. Is there any update to this feature request?  Thanks

Jeff C. at a minimum just show how much data the gateway passes to the provider.   

Jeff C.  Thanks for reply, but as a networking software engineer I can confirm this is not a big request, the statistics are already in the device, they're just not exposed. And it's not the first time statistics are exposed, which could be an engineering hurdle, so it's just a further exposure of some more data. Even just enabling snmp would let others trap the data and report on it.   Its a 1-week feature that's YEARS old.  people should definitely switch to Google, same performance, better feature velocity.

atrieger That is incorrect.  Landing the stats on a central device has been exceedingly hard.  You may want to talk to the lead developer on Reddit who has been working on it for Eero for years now.

txgunlover I swear to god you’ve been on this forum for years and provided almost no useful info or help. You’re exasperating. How about 1) the company responds here instead of us having to search Reddit and hope we find this info you speak of and 2) you just go away. You give the same pointless answers every time. Which are either: “It’s the device’s fault.” Even though the device existed before mesh. So, hear me out, maybe some type of alternative solution to the issue (which is not unique or rare) *is* on the creator of the mesh and not the device maker. Your refusal to consider it’s eero’s job to assist in this connectivity issue is maddening because while that may be a flaw in a device the entire purpose of mesh is internet connectivity whereas the device has another job to do. Jebus.  

Or your other response, here for example, is *pushes up glasses* “well actually, it’s NOT that easy.” Cool. You don’t work at eero. Why are you even here  

At a minimum, if the reason is that the excellent stability that eero provides is jeopardized by granting the ability to block a device from a specific one of the AP’s, then they should have that front and center and have an auto response when the request is posted (which is every week, multiple days a week). It can be a post titled “Ability to to connect to particular eero devices/switches/AP/hubs whatever technically correct or incorrect term you call it.” And then the body of the post can say “We cannot do this because it creates instability in the system and stability is more important to us. Call technical service if the device has a weak signal.” 
 

Or for this repeat request, the post can be titled “Hey, we know you want to know which device is using the most internet.” Body of post: “Tough luck, kid. Also we fired all the eero employees that read this message board. So go ahead and return the system and buy another brand that does tell you what’s happening on your wifi system. What do you expect, a system that connects all your devices to the internet throughout the hose, actually helps upload and download all the internet traffic AND GIVE YOU THAT INFO on top of all of that??? Pure alchemy!”  
 

Seriously you should leave. I award you no points, and may god have mercy on your soul. You’re the dude from Office Space. Not the cool one. 

txgunlover That is incorrect.  Landing the stats on a central device is a known process.  What you mean is that doing it on how the eero was built is difficult, and because of design decisions made when the product was created they're not going to be able to do it.