If you’re having trouble with your Eero router, you’re not alone. As more and more people adopt Wi-Fi as a way of sharing Internet access, there are several common problems associated with using it. These include problems with connecting to the Internet, a Blinking blue light, and a Double NAT (Network Address Translation) problem.
Blinking blue light
If you have an Eero wifi device and you are having trouble with it, there are several things you can do to fix the problem. These include using the Eero app, resetting your Eero, or even rebooting the device.
To begin, you need to connect your device to your modem. If you can’t do this, you will need to get help from your Internet Service Provider. It’s important to have a good Internet connection before you attempt to do any other troubleshooting.
You may also need to try a hard reset on your Eero device. You can do this by clicking on the reset button in the upper left corner of the device. This will clear all the network configurations and will restart the device. It is recommended that you wait about 30-60 seconds for the device to boot.
Not connecting to the internet
If you have an Eero device and you can’t connect to the Internet, you’re not alone. It can be frustrating, especially if your Internet provider isn’t helping. But there are several steps you can take to fix this problem.
First, you need to make sure that you are setting up the Eero properly. You can do this by checking the connection of your modem and your ethernet cables. You also need to be certain that the Eero is connected to the same network as your modem. If you aren’t, you won’t be able to get your network working.
Next, you need to make sure that you are using the latest version of the Eero software. This is done by logging into your Eero account.
Double NAT problem
A double NAT is something that can be problematic for a number of home networks. Fortunately, there are a few ways to get your router and other devices back on track.
First, you should be aware of the network you are using. If you are using an ISP-provided gateway, you probably have a single NAT. But if you are using a modem and a router, you may have a double NAT.
To fix this, you should disconnect one of the devices from your network and connect it directly to your router. Then, set port forwarding rules for each device to route ports to the WAN port of your router. This should eliminate the double NAT problem.
Network health check
If your Eero network is not working properly, you can use the Network health check feature in the Eero app to identify the problem and fix it. This feature is available on both iOS and Android.
The eero network health check will display a series of statistics relating to your eero network. These include the speed of your eero, the number of devices that are currently connected to your eero, and whether or not your eero is online.
You can also block certain devices from your eero network. This will prevent them from using up your bandwidth. To do this, open the eero app and select the device. Once you tap Block, the device will be added to a category on your home screen. If you want to unblock it, simply tap the unblock button again.
Ethernet ports on the gateway
You will want to consider using an Ethernet port on your gateway. Whether it is a router or a desktop, it will save you time and money. A wired connection will make sure your LAN is secure. You can find out how much bandwidth your network is using by performing an Internet speed test.
If you have a fiber optic gateway, you need to be careful about what you plug in. This includes the power cable. Also, don’t put it into a switched outlet. The device may be able to receive the signal through the USB port, but it won’t have the same benefits.
Rebooting
If you are having trouble with your Eero Wi-Fi system, you may want to reboot it. This will improve your connection and software performance. You can reboot your Eero via the Eero app.
If you have a few devices in your home that are connected to your Eero network, it can be a pain to have to reconnect each and every device if you have to reboot all of them. That’s why it’s important to know what to do if you need to reboot your network.
Before you decide to do a hard or soft reset, you should understand what it does and why. Rebooting your device will clear all of the data associated with your WiFi, but it won’t delete any of your saved sessions or network configurations.