WiFi System

Yeah I solved the constant dropouts with Google WiFi/nest WiFi by switching to Ubiquiti

It's not just that you have two subnets, you have two firewalls. So, that behavior is expected, the BGW LAN can only see Google WIfi's WAN interface (the public IP). To reach a client of the Google Wifi subnet from the BGW subnet, you'd need a port forwarding rule in Google Wifi, and then access the

I have also use Verizon 5G Home WiFi and lost internet connectivity for my pods and nest speakers about a week or so ago and have been banging my head for hours and days trying to solve this. I followed your instructions praying for this to work but have not had success. I entered the port forwardin

You might want to check out this thread - many of our Nest Wifi pucks died because of an update a few weeks ago and several of us are still awaiting a fix: https://www.reddit.com/r/GoogleWiFi/comments/1s1j4da/google_nest_wifi_not_working_help_please/

I’m having the exact same issue. Nest doorbell 2nd gen went offline and could not get it to update. Spent hours and support with google and they are no help. Got a 3rd gen doorbell and got it working with a separate router today for a few hours and it’s showing offline again now. I’m at a loss using

It shouldn't work that way though. I used to have wired stuff behind a wireless point through an unmanaged TP-Link 8 port switch and it worked fine with port forwarding. These days all of my nodes are wired though. I can see one of two possibilities for what you're seeing: Your switch is running STP

This just happened to us, in the middle of the night the only Google Wifi router we have left suddenly was removed from Google Home. I was going to turn it down soon anyway, as we have moved to a non-Google wifi system. Strangely, two of the Nest Hubs factory reset too. That must be related somehow,

Yes, always keep the same name and password for easier reconnect. Also, Google wifi pro is hot trash. I sent mine back 2x now due to constant lagging, things disconnecting, 1 million internet resets ajd factory resets. On paper it is solid, in the real world it is simply not a good a system. I just

Sadly I have to disagree with this. Last November, we switched from our old 3 point Google WiFi system to a 3 pack of Deco X60s. The performance is great but we've had the routers randomly go down and require a reboot, as well as the router assigning IPs to two different devices at once sometimes. D

The Eero was a pretty noticeable improvement from the Google WiFi systems I had because the Google was constantly going in and out. Honestly no issue with the Eero but I wanted to try the Deco for the fact that it can partition IoT devices onto its own network. I figured it could help since my Matte