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Posted: 2025-04-2903:49 AM
CISCO Business WiFi Nightmare!
Hello all, basically, I'm doing this as a favour to anyone;
If you have a Cisco Business (the cut-down SOHO product that's not enterprise) access point, you can forget trying to sign up a HubR. I tried every trick in the book, even an open (unsecured) network would fail going to 'We've lost contact with your HubR' just as it tried to set the WiFi. Luckilly, there is a workaround.
I re-enabled the wifi on my main router, registered it there, THEN it would connect to the Cisco using the same credentials. Cisco is on latest firmware out last week (I think) but I had tried it on rollback just in case.
Another cast-off ex-nest user here. I had 3 Gen2's (on same account - they admitted they could see this) but they would only give me discount on one Tado replacement! But this looks slightly better for our needs anyway....