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I have factory reset it, which didn't help. I also have separate 2.4 and 5GHz networks, but checked to make sure my Google Home was on the correct one. Any more help would be appreciated
- Gamerbuilt16 years agoNew Contributor
Then what is the prefer private connection checkbox for under
Gateway > Connected Devices > Devices?
Isn't that related to AP isolation?
- KevinM26 years agoFormer ModeratorHello, the information you have provided is not related to AP Isolation but shows the devices that are connected to your in-home network. Is the Panoramic WiFi modem recognizing the Google Home device at all? Have you tried editing the WiFi settings? If you currently have one username and password, I would suggest splitting the two networks, so that there is a 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz connection. You may have to contact Google directly for further troubleshooting, http://bit.ly/2NskEZV. -Kevin M. Cox Support Forum Moderator
- ellis-c6 years agoNew Contributor
I’m having the same issue and have tried the same troubleshooting. Both my google home and the phone I am setting it up with are on the 5GHz network and they are still unable to communicate.
Edit: Update: According to Google’s help page, the Google Home does not work on a WPA-2 network, which is what a secured Panoramic Gateway is. Tho only other option is unsecured. I tried setting up the network as unsecured but it still did not work.
- Kimber_B6 years agoNew Contributor
I am having this same issue. I want to connect my google home and it says I need to disable AP Isolation also known as Client Isolation or guest mode. I have the Panoramic Wifi router. Been trying to call cox and resolve this all week.
- KevinM26 years agoFormer ModeratorHi Kimber B, if the troubleshooting steps provided do not resolve the issue, we recommend reaching out to Google for additional assistance. -Kevin M. Cox Support Forum Moderator
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