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Nest Doorbell files the "Testing internet connection" test at very end of setup process

kirkwood
Community Member

While setting up doorbell, I get as far as the app connecting to my Wi-Fi and "Testing your connection". The test then fails, says "Something went wrong - There is no internet connectivity on the network". Retried more than a dozen times, no joy. Here are the things I've tried so far:

  • Turned phone Airplane mode on & off
  • Restarted phone
  • Restarted router
  • Restarted Nest Doorbell
  • Factory Reset Nest Doorbell
  • Cleared Play Store cache & data
  • Moved Nest right next to router
  • Called my ISP to test the modem and ensure nothing is wrong
  • Did a Speedtest (200 Mbps download, 10 Mbps upload)

I have a brand new dual-band router, 5G and 2.4G
All other devices in the house work on this network.

At a loss. If I can't find a solution I guess I just return the device?

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kirkwood
Community Member

Solved. My Wireless router management software had a list of devices, and configurations for each separate device. The Nest, for whatever reason, was set to the PAUSED state. When I unpaused it, the device connected properly.

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Ashepherdson
Platinum Product Expert
Platinum Product Expert

IS your 5ghz channel below 149?  If not, change the channel to one lower than 149 and try that.  

yukoncornelius
Community Member

If that doesn't work you may be too far away from your router.  I needed a wi-fi extender.

 

kirkwood
Community Member

Solved. My Wireless router management software had a list of devices, and configurations for each separate device. The Nest, for whatever reason, was set to the PAUSED state. When I unpaused it, the device connected properly.

aatienza
Community Specialist
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