A reboot seems to resolve the issue for a while - but it takes a few minutes to reboot and wifi normally comes back with a few minutes anyways.ĭevices that I have on my network include. Every other device on my network seems to keep working fine when my MacBook wifi fails - leads me to believe its MAC related. On my old wireless setup I had a Guest SSID and i could switch to that and be back online pretty quick - on my newly rebuild network, I haven't turned on Guest yet just to keep stuff simplified. Its sporadic - maybe a couple times a day and sometimes I don't notice it for several days (but that could be because I'm not using my MacBook during the outage).
However, the problem is still occurring randomly. All this was replaced within the last 10 days. My MacBook never moves causing any roaming issues or anything - its on my desk in front of me. I am a Cisco CCIE and generally know my stuff when it comes to networks. I went with Ubiquiti because it was the cheapest way to get decent network monitoring from the fabric. I also removed a hodgepodge network I had consisting of an old cisco 3750 switch and replaced the whole thing with a Ubiquiti Dream Machine SE and a couple Unifi flex mini switches.
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I recently ripped out all my older Google APs and replaced them with 4 new Google Nest Wifi Pro APs. I loose access to the internet and cannot ping my Default gateway but my wireless says its still connected. When it happens everything else in the house still has internet/wifi and works.
I have been having an issue with loosing wifi on my MacBook pro (15" 2017 - A1707) for at least a year.
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