05-24-2022 12:19 PM
05-24-2022 12:22 PM
@olavrb could you help us on this thread ?
05-24-2022 10:56 PM - edited 05-24-2022 11:15 PM
According to the doc you linked to, it seems simple. You can't change anything on a OnHub device after december 2022. Thus you should replace it if it's acting as main before that, to be able to continue to use it it any meaningfull way.
Whether it's OK to nerf a device like that, rendering it useless, that's a whole other story. As a PE I don't have much to say, and I don't have much insight. I don't know of new products before everyone else. I can't talk directly with the people responsible for such decisions.
05-25-2022 08:11 AM
Hi Olavrb, thank you for answering.
Apparently this parragraph wasn't enought clear at all 🙂
"btw: if you are the Google representative that is going to answer our questions please avoid a single, global answer."
So, are you saying that if we purchase a single google-wifi router, will we be able to set it as a main router but also set our onHub as a mesh point ?
and by doing this, since the main network (google-wifi-router) will be configured or modified (AFTER DEC/2022) using google-home-app will we be able to use other onHub "forever" ?
if so, must this mesh network (google-wifi-router as main and onhub as point) be setup before the date or could also be meshed after?
in other words: to keep using our onHub router (and to avoid its bricking), is our ONLY option to purchase a google-wifi-router ?
05-25-2022 08:51 AM
I'm not a Google representative, I just gave my two cents on the topic.
If you can't change any setting on a OnHub after said date, it makes sense to have it as a add-on point only, if at all, after that point. Is how I read that doc.
05-26-2022 08:46 AM
Hi Olarvrb, thank you for trying to help. Do you know any Google agent here to be @ ?