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Romewasntbuiltinaday
Thanks for the Reply Marley. I already have an existing alarm system that suits us so this would not be for that.What I am interested in is Eero up to the task being a Firewall for a business with 10+ internet users? With the backup internet option built in it is quite interesting. I have read the user guide and I need something more in depth as to what the Alarm Pro can do and can't do (like port forwarding and NAT) since it is a router, I need more on the networking side of things.
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17-12-2021 16:46:00
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Romewasntbuiltinaday
So if I install this and have issues do I have to deal with eero customer support or Ring? Ring is what is on the box and unit so I am worried now that if I have issues with the Alarm Pro you will play the blame game on each other and my issues won't be fixed, am I correct in this assumption that I will have to deal with both eero **AND** ring tech support on issues?
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22-12-2021 15:07:27
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Romewasntbuiltinaday
I wanted to try it out so I proceeded with install and since I have Eero Pro 6's at home I already have an Eero account, I am trying the "add or replace eero devices" option here at work with the Alarm pro and it will not add the alarm pro, I have it added to the Ring side but the eero side is failing to see it, I see the lights blink on the alarm pro and it finds it, but it wants me to replace existing gateway which is NOT what I want, that is for my home network, if I hit I'm sure for not replacing the gateway it fails to connect to it.CAN I NOT HAVE 2 SEPERATE EERO ACCOUNTS BASED ON LOCATION LIKE RING?
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23-12-2021 21:52:35
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Romewasntbuiltinaday
I have returned it back to Amazon, not worth the headaches.Ring, you really let me down with this device, it had potential but Amazon had to gunk it up with forcing you to make it a Eero gateway in order to use it and that just doesn't work for some people, especially with multiple locations.
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28-12-2021 21:23:39
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