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Double NAT refers to strict network address translation in gaming environments.

Double NAT refers to strict network address translation in gaming environments.

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MESEZ
Member
188
01-04-2024, 03:11 PM
#11
No longer receiving Google Wi-Fi. It improves coverage throughout the house thanks to its mesh system. The ISP router is not up to the task.
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MESEZ
01-04-2024, 03:11 PM #11

No longer receiving Google Wi-Fi. It improves coverage throughout the house thanks to its mesh system. The ISP router is not up to the task.

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ttj_16
Member
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01-04-2024, 05:33 PM
#12
Turn off Nat on the ISP box, then disable Wi-Fi and connect only to the Google Wi-Fi.
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ttj_16
01-04-2024, 05:33 PM #12

Turn off Nat on the ISP box, then disable Wi-Fi and connect only to the Google Wi-Fi.

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Mimgu
Member
131
01-06-2024, 10:58 AM
#13
Turning it off will eliminate the Wi-Fi signal.
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Mimgu
01-06-2024, 10:58 AM #13

Turning it off will eliminate the Wi-Fi signal.

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jerrydog01
Senior Member
703
01-11-2024, 04:04 AM
#14
The alternative choice in the connection type is shown in the screenshot. A mesh network functions as a Layer 1 setup, focusing on the physical network elements like radio or cable. It also appears to run at Layer 3, which handles the network layer. In this scenario, you might set it to operate at Layer 2, such as data link, allowing your mesh to extend the Ethernet connection beyond your ISP modem. This would route Upnp requests through the modem instead of your actual device, potentially causing issues.
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jerrydog01
01-11-2024, 04:04 AM #14

The alternative choice in the connection type is shown in the screenshot. A mesh network functions as a Layer 1 setup, focusing on the physical network elements like radio or cable. It also appears to run at Layer 3, which handles the network layer. In this scenario, you might set it to operate at Layer 2, such as data link, allowing your mesh to extend the Ethernet connection beyond your ISP modem. This would route Upnp requests through the modem instead of your actual device, potentially causing issues.

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HajsSieZgadza
Member
72
01-11-2024, 07:26 AM
#15
The bridge feature is active. Activating it disconnects me from my Google Wi-Fi network.
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HajsSieZgadza
01-11-2024, 07:26 AM #15

The bridge feature is active. Activating it disconnects me from my Google Wi-Fi network.

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joebro88
Member
74
01-14-2024, 02:27 AM
#16
Other online advice suggests switching the ISP modem router into bridge mode, but this doesn’t help with your Google Wi-Fi mesh network functioning properly. Checking guides for Google Wi-Fi shows that putting the mesh in bridge mode won’t work—it only operates through a single router.
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joebro88
01-14-2024, 02:27 AM #16

Other online advice suggests switching the ISP modem router into bridge mode, but this doesn’t help with your Google Wi-Fi mesh network functioning properly. Checking guides for Google Wi-Fi shows that putting the mesh in bridge mode won’t work—it only operates through a single router.

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Gatoscrim
Junior Member
39
01-14-2024, 03:24 AM
#17
It seems your Google Mesh functions as a router. Adjusting the settings on your ISP modem will require the Google Mesh device to fetch the updated IP address from the ISP router. You might want to restart the Google router after enabling bridge mode.
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Gatoscrim
01-14-2024, 03:24 AM #17

It seems your Google Mesh functions as a router. Adjusting the settings on your ISP modem will require the Google Mesh device to fetch the updated IP address from the ISP router. You might want to restart the Google router after enabling bridge mode.

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zCosmicCorvus
Member
212
01-14-2024, 03:37 AM
#18
Maybe try that experiment.
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zCosmicCorvus
01-14-2024, 03:37 AM #18

Maybe try that experiment.

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