#GOOGLE NEST ROUTER ISSUES FULL#
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One of the reasons why you may experience issues in connecting your router to the cloud is having two different layers of NAT. I thought adding a new Nest Wifi router might help since it has a faster processor, and more memory but it is also not working right.Google Nest wifi router problems connecting to the cloud can arise due to various reasons.

#GOOGLE NEST ROUTER ISSUES FULL#

I have factory reset the routers 4 times.Īny ideas? I used to have just 3 of the old Google Wifi routers meshed, and would consistently get full speed with them. I also tried reducing the complexity by changing the Wifi name to something else so my devices do not connect, and also only connecting the laptop via ethernet, so it was the only device. I also swapped in and out the Nest router with the older Google Wifi routers, The older routers also deliver full 320 speed for a while, but then lose it. Swapped cables, only using the ones that test out okay on the direct fiber to laptop connection.

I am using an unmanaged switch to hardwire via ethernet to mesh to a couple of older Google Wifi pucks, a few computers, a couple HDHomerun network tuners. I am using on the laptop over ethernet, and the Google Home speed test to check this. When I initially set up the Nest Wifi router, it also gets the same fast speeds for a while, but it eventually goes down to about 15 Mbps down, and maybe 275 Mbps up. Connecting my laptop directly to the fiber WAN port, I consistently see at least 320 Mbps down & up (my IPS over-provisions). If I plug my computer into the same att router port as the google wifi (move the nest off the port, then replace with my computer), the computer links up at a gig and the speeds look fine. I put in a ticket with ATT who said there should be nothing on their end throttling the traffic. Again, two different nest routers having the exact same issue. Im seriously considering returning the nest wifi but wanted to hear if anyone else had issues like this. During testing, they told me not to prioritize a device but thats the only way things work as they should. They then requested logs and are reviewing the files I sent them via the home app and will get back to me. I put in a ticket with google who requested I put the router in bypass mode and force DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4, These changes made no difference. Wifi has been disabled on the ATT router and that router is now simply forwarding all traffic to the google nest. If I could prioritize all devices 24 hours a day, I would be happy with that workaroundĪTT ONT - ATT Router (bypass mode) - Google Wifi Im pretty sure the problem must be on the Google side since that change fixes the issue. The priority settings fixes both wired and wireless settings. Its like the nest is throttling every device in my network for some reason unless i say otherwise. I found out, however, that if I select a device as priority in google home, that device now works as I expect.

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I check today - same issue as before where all devices are getting great download speeds but capped at 100mbps upload.

Everything looked perfect for a day - i was getting expected speeds for wired at 800mbps and wireless was around 300 - 400mbps up and down.

Google advised a replacement so I did just that. Setup was a breeze and everything looked good until I noticed my upload speeds were capped at 100mbps on every device behind the nest. I have gigabit internet through att fiber and just bought a google nest wifi 2 pack a week ago.

Google nest router issues