Eventually, i just got tired of the disconnects and sold all of my cameras. With upload speeds as slow as mine, i don't think my internet could handle that much and would eventually drop one camera out at a time for 15 minutes. The problem with that is Nest aware utilizes upload to capture and record live feed along with any events. I am running ATT 75mgb internet but my upload speeds rarely get above 5-6 mgb. I did so because from what i could surmise, the problem wasn't necessarily with the Deco Mesh system but rather the 4 nest cameras i had running simulataneouly. Does anyone have any settings that have seemed to help them resolve this issue because i'm almost at the point of getting rid of this a long battle with troubleshooting, i ended up selling all my Nest cameras and moving to a PoE camera setup. There is no reason with all the settings i should continue to see this camera drop offline. While i can't say for certain, this issue is looking more and more like a TP Link problem. I can't force it to the main deco that it's closest to and I can't do anything else to solve this problem it seems. What's even more frustrating is that this camera is connecting to the furthers client from it with very low signal strenght because its going through several walls and obsticales. Isolated one camera on guest network using 2.4 ghz signal alone.Īfter all of those changes, the camera is still dropping offline. The camera in question is about 20-25 feet from the main deco.
The camera will intermittenly go offline on 15 minute intervals and continues to do so.
The main routers is in my living room and the other 2 clients are set up in my bedroom and my office which is in a triangle configuration if you were to look over the top of my house. I continue to have issues with my nest camera on my Deco M5.
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