@hawk1 wrote:I turned the individual components of AiProtection off as well as AiProtection as a whole. That didn't help. It's possible that you can't turn off AiProtection completely once it has been enabled.Yeah, it’s famously non-obvious. In the c...
Given the 10 seconds of connectivity before losing it again, I would also investigate the possibility of a rogue DHCP server on the network. But I don’t know what clients you already have on the router and whether one of them may have that capability...
I also have two BT8 devices forming a mesh network, with a guest network setup that works, so hopefully the way I set it up will also work for you.When initially adding a network:I chose to add an “IoT network”.“Use same subnet as main network” is OF...
If you ssh into the router and inspect the contents of /tmp/common.json, the hidden SSID and password are all there.If the SSID and password are generated through a non-deterministic process that’s less of a concern. I just hope they’re not the SHA2 ...
I have a mixture of Wi-Fi 6 and 6E capable devices at home, plus one Wi-Fi 7 device (Pixel 10 Pro). Initially I had one monolithic SSID with everything enabled – Wi-Fi 7 and MLO (which mandates enabling all of 2.4, 5 and 6 GHz). The Pixel happily use...
