EERO ROUTER APP OFFLINE

Feel free to use that to view leases or restart dhcpd as familiar. When Matter arrives, it will also connect them to Matter controllers which could be a Thread border router (such as the HomePod Mini) or could be your smartphone running the Google Home app. Set up in minutes - The eero app walks you. Sorry I don't have any experience with the pfsense gui. More wifi for more devices - Wi-Fi 6 supports faster wifi than prior standards and permits 75+ connected devices. But, this shouldn't be a requirement so it would be good to figure out if this is the issue you are experiencing. Let me know if you need the config template to do so. This is generally a good practice for network infrastructure. My solution right now is to reserve leases for each eero unit.

EERO ROUTER APP OFFLINE

They will likely start to fall offline again after a short while as you have experienced. When the eero nodes are red, try restarting dhcpd: # /etc/rc.d/dhcpd restartĪnd tell me if come back online. It's safe to delete the file (and restart dhcpd) so you can do that to gauge how quickly it's growing. It's a historic db so it can grow pretty much unbounded, but it would be odd if there were more than a few thousand or so entries piled up (indicating your box is issuing a lot of leases). Can you: # cat /var/db/dhcpd.leases | grep lease | wc -lĪnd tell me what that returns? It should be the number of leases in the file. I assume you're serving dhcp form the router and you are running your eero network in bridge mode. I had an experience similar to this and the issue is that my dhcp lease pool became exhausted. I run an openbsd router with eero nodes behind it serving as access points.

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