Fibrus Nokia Router Manual

[Renita Lukins]

Sincemy EERO 3-node mesh system was upgraded to v6.0.4, it is dropping offline for 30-120 seconds or more every 2-10 minutes. I am running Network Logger Pro on my Mac which does a Ping or HTTP header request every 20 seconds, so I can see the internet connection going down. I have have detailed error logs showing the dropped connection. This is not an ISP problem, since I can connect the Mac directly to the ISP and Network Logger Pro will show no dropped connection.

I am experiencing issues with drops and reconnects on my network. I just replaced some of my eero pro's on the network with the new eero pro 6. I was thinking that the issues were with the new eero pro 6 but now I am wondering if it is 6.0.4 software release. I happened to take that update at the same time that I installed these new eero pro 6. I hope that the support team takes a look at this as my kids are complaining to me multiple times a day about the network glitching and them having to reconnect. This needs to get resolved and our community needs your sustaining team's help to fix this. I am happy to work with anyone to figure out where the issues happen.

Chris G We're sorry to hear that you've been experiencing some instability on your network since the latest update. We'd definitely like to work with you and help figure out what's going on here. When you're able to, please email us at sup...@eero.com with the subject "Community Followup." We look forward to hearing from you!

Kora (eero Support) Hi Kora, Don't know if you are the person I spoke with on the phone, but I have a similar problem with my Eero Pro 6 set up as a router. If you ask me the router portion is quite unstable, dropping a connection and failing to reconnect for over hour, if not manually reset. Surely, there's a better way to fix this issue except for manual resets every time there's a failure.

And oh, by the way as I tried to explain but was cut off on the phone at Eero support, no way this doesn't happen and the timing of the restore is NEVER pleasant! I think I'm going to get a cheap separate router that restores better and faster. Do you think that should cause the Eero to behave better? I have a good mount invested in the 3 Eero units and as good as they are when connected they are terrible when the main unit fails!

I'm crossing my fingers that the problem of internet connection failures is solved. Tyler Barrett from EERO suggested swapping my gateway EERO with one of the others, and after the system is running again doing a soft reset on the previous gateway EERO. Well, it seems to have worked so far. I've been running the Network Logger Pro, which alternates pings and sends http header requests every 20 seconds. No connection outages in over one hour. I'm going to let it run overnight before claiming success. However, I'm still puzzled as the cause of the problem.

Brad K That is (or seems to be) a worthwhile idea. I will do that and report back here in case anyone from Eero is actually interested. I will insist on a warranty replacement if I can pin in down to a specific unit (I have three the same models)!

Henry-In-Florida I resolved my problem about a year ago. I have T-Mobile cell service which used to have flakey coverage in the house, so I had a Cell-spot Booster. I found that the Cell-spot was the culprit causing the periodic interference. T-Mobile coverage improved and new cell phones improved the coverage, so I could turn off the Cell-spot. No problems since. I still run Netlogger sporadically just to verify I'm having no dropouts.

Brad K Thanks for your response. That's a really good idea and one I forgot to mention. I similarly have an LTE CellSpot, but I turned it off quite a while ago when finding the same improvement here in T Mobile (upgrade to 5u/c service). The wired network conflicts were too much and the use of cell spot was totally unnecessary. So as a result, that's not a part of my problem, since I have Gig Service (Comcast) and without any cell booster in the system with my Eero's.

I want to say that I also have swapped out the Gateway Eero used previously reporting this issue and so far have not had any failures. The real test will come when there is a disruption of service with the ISP. Then we'll see how long it takes for the Gateway to re-establish itself.

When changing out the Eero's (swapping the "Living Room" to the "Office" units), the Eero smoothly changed its assignments. However it took about 5-7 minutes to carry that out. Doesn't seem like a long time, but the point is it wasn't 30 minutes to restore full functionality either. So, I believe that the previous gateway unit might be the problem. I'll wait to confirm this but will be asking for a warranty replacement if no further problems occur in the interim.

Briefly, I have had problems with internet stability since 6.0.4. I keep having to unplug my modem and gateway to reset back to normal. This fix works for a day or two and then it returns. This problem never existed prior to 6.0.4. I'm suspicious...

Same story for me. I upgraded to the PRO 6 hoping it would stop the "dropouts" - and they are still here. I have a 1500 sq foot house with the pro6 as the main, a PRO as a beacon, and a second beacon. The EERO support team's suggestion...move the additional beacons further away. I can't...it's a 1500 sq foot house. Piss poor support for an expensive router, with ZERO real solutions, when clearly it's a common problem with their device.

This was my first experience with a mesh system. Netgear Nighthawk with an extender was my previous set up. The Eero Pro 6 was super easy to set up. This was 2 weeks ago. During those 2 weeks, I noticed it drop and quickly reconnect a few times, but thought no big deal. Yesterday though, it went offline and despite 2 hours on the phone with customer support, couldn't get even 1 of the 3 nodes to reboot/reconnect. Tech support decided it was my ISP, despite the fact that I could hardwire a PC to the modem and have internet, and reconnected my old Netgear router with no issues.

smithsdnd1235 I tried a few different systems (thanks Amazon!) before settling on the Eero. Let me also say that I am not an Eero employee or contractor, simple user only on this forum, but with some skill at troubleshooting. The Eero team has Tier One quality support only and is poor at trouble shooting. They process returns quite well if you say magic words like, "I want to return xxxx under warranty."

Tier Two Support doesn't speak on the phone and on this forum you don't know whom you are getting except by what they say. I guess they do what they do. They know that with most cable gig speed ISPs you get and pay for 900Mbps downlink and 30-40Mbps uplink speed. In my case that's what it is, YMMV. If you're not getting that speed, out of your modem (which in my case again is a separate piece not supplied by the ISP), the problem is at the ISP. Tier One's job is to direct you in that regard. They often fail to give you this instruction and background. And, similarly, most people don't have an interest anyway. They don't make house calls.

The Eero does a fine job and in my case, is the single gateway device which also assigns IP addresses to your device, etc. The drones, beacons or other devices simply act as two-way relays as part of the mesh system functionality. The speed is somewhat reduced at your devices depending on their connection method (wireless, or wired).

In my case, the service you pay for from ISP's vary widely, so it's reasonable to suspect that as a first step. However, I've tested my service and know the process: test the modem standalone measuring speed and save for reference

Ever since the last eero firmware update, various devices like Nest Protects, Wemo light switches and plugs, etc. are dropped off the network. The only way to get them back on is to reset the network. Never had this issue before the last firmware update. How can I go back to the previous one? Anyone else seeing this? I am on v 6.5.0.

yld2rob Thanks for posting! We typically do not roll back firmware, except in extreme cases. That said, you are always welcome to give us a call or send in an email so we can investigate this further and see what options we have for resolving this behavior.

Ever since the last eero firmware update, various devices like Nest Protects, Wemo light switches, and plugs, etc. are dropped off the network. The only way to get them back on is to reset the network. Never had this issue before the last firmware update. How can I go back to the previous one? Anyone else seeing this? PC Drivers

Honestly as of this point I feel that eero should do the responsible thing and roll back the update - very irresponsible decision on your part. While all the responses here and in blogs through out the web are pleading for this to be resolved all eero can respond with is to call. So then we call and wait, and wait, and wait - unbelievable. I, along with many, desperately need this resolved considering work remotely and am constantly having to use my cell phone to connect for meetings. Further more we are having to deal with connection issues preventing us from being able to do our jobs efficiently.

At this point I think I am going to leverage my skills, as a targeted campaign guru, to position eero in such a way that they will have to either fix the problem promptly or refund me for my investment in them. I believe this is where the beauty of the internet and social media can represent those of us that are being subjected to their poor decision making.

I just purchased a two pack eero pro6 (6.5.1) and I'm having the same issue. I live in a long narrow 1,500sqft apartment.

I've tried moving both access points to different locations but it hasn't helped.

I get random connection drops and extreme slowdowns constantly.

Same issue here that seems to have started before I upgraded to 6.5.1 (though I see 6.6.0 has been recently "pushed" to me: no release notes so assuming early release from Eero for troubleshooting purposes?). I feel like the issue is about 3 weeks old though could have been longer and I only pinpointed once I started trying to track the occasional "your Internet connection is unstable" notices from my web conference tools.

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