I'd like to purchase the 'Nest Wifi Pro' and before I start looking into buying it from overseas (and simply shipping it here), I'm looking for a (hopefully definitive) response of when it will be made available here (AU).
I recently purchased a three pack of the Google Neat Pro 6E and deployed them throughout the house. I am having all sorts of slow downs and seemingly very poor performance issues. I am significantly disappointed that there is no way to change the 5GH...
I have a wired network with my AT&T router and ISP with its own DHCP capabilities and local/internal IP addressing scheme. (192.168.1.1-250.)Connected to the AT&T router for internet, I just added Google Nest Wifi Pro with its own DHCP capabilities a...
Just connected Google Nest Wifi Pro (2-Pack) to my AT&T 5268AC. It all seems to be working fine. Just want to have the optimal settings to maximize speed. What changes are needed to the 5268AC and what is needs to be changed on the Google Home app? S...
@Dan_A replied to me in the original thread for this topic (which is now locked -- see https://www.googlenestcommunity.com/t5/Nest-Wifi/recent-Nest-Wifi-Pro-problem-can-t-obtain-IP-address/m-p/482423#M47976). Here's my reply:Yes and no. My temporary ...
Primary connection to router is perfect but cannot connect other points. Keeps suggesting to restart router.
Because I like pain, I enabled IPv6 on Fios in NYC over the weekend. So far, so good: expected speed (not degraded); very little packet loss (although I should compare to w/o IPv6):--- lens.l.google.com ping statistics ---3583 packets transmitted, 35...
My wifi information showed on my home app including password, devices, speed, etc. It is no longer showing up there. Where do I find that information?
Ever since I got my Google Nest Wifi Pro points I've been experiencing extremely slow download speeds to devices connected via ethernet cables to the LAN ports on the points.My LAN is configured as follows:Google Fiber Jack > ethernet cable > Google ...
I have a Nest Pro 6E network. It works fine but when I run a firewall test on www.grc.com using the Shields Up test it reveals that my firewall is vulnerable. The following are open:80 - "The web is so insecure these days that new security "exploits"...
