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That’s a definite possibility. But I can see in the console of the EERO that they connect and get an IP. My thought is since NAT isn’t happen for whatever reason that the failing traffic does go out but with it’s internal, non-routable address and can’t make the return trip. But that still...

They are all wireless except the AIO which I also tried wired with the same results. The devices are connecting to the EERO router and getting an address but the outbound traffic never leaves the cable modem.

Nothing special. Two TVs, a Samsung and a Sony. The phones are iPhone and the laptop is a MacBook Pro.. The HP desktop is on Windows 10 Pro.. That's what's got me stumped, it's all pretty standard stuff.

I have a routing problem with my home network. I have an ARRIS TG2482 cable modem with an EEROS mesh behind it. When I put the ARRIS in bridge mode an HP AIO looses connectivity to the internet, but not the internal network. My smart TVs, laptops, phones, all connect but the AIO does not and...

Someone tell me that there is CPU technology that dwarfs this i9, or did we just give China another chunk of our technology to copy.