How do I connect my Nest or Home devices to a new Wi-Fi network?

Connect to a new Wi-Fi network

1. Make sure your mobile device or tablet is linked to the same account as your device.
2. Open the Google Home app .
3. Tap and hold your device's tile.
4. Tap Settings Device information.
5. Tap Wi-Fi Forget this network.
6. Return to the Google Home app home screen and tap Devices Add  Google Nest or partner device .
7. Follow the in-app steps.

Connect to a new Wi-Fi network

Important: You need to be near your thermostat to update your Wi-Fi information.

1. Open the Google Home app .
2. Tap Favorites or Devices .
3. Select your thermostat.
4. Tap Settings Device information Wi-Fi.
5. The app will walk you through changing the Wi-Fi network.

Connect to a new Wi-Fi network

1. Press the thermostat ring to bring up the Quick View menu.
2. Select Settings .
3. Turn the ring and Select Network.
4. Select the new Wi-Fi network name and enter the new password. It may take a few moments for your network to appear.

Connect to a new Wi-Fi network

1. On the Nest app home screen, tap Settings .
2. Select your Protect.
3. Go to Device options Wi-Fi connection.
4. Tap Next. Nest will attempt to connect to your Protect, and it will start looking for nearby Wi-Fi networks.
5. Select your Wi-Fi network and enter the password. Your Protect should automatically reconnect.

Connect to a new Wi-Fi network

1. Bring your phone or tablet to the same room as your Nest Connect.
2. On the app home screen, tap Settings .
3. Tap Nest Connect. You may need to scroll down to see this option.
4. Tap the Connect whose settings you want to change.
5. Tap Wi-Fi Connection, then tap Start.

Check your cables and connections

• Make sure the provided Ethernet cable is connected securely (the tab should click in) to your Google Nest Wifi router or primary Google Wifi point's WAN port . The other end should be connected securely to your modem.
• Make sure your modem and Wifi router and point(s) are powered on and that all cables are secure.
• Make sure your modem is connected to an internet source, such as your cable, DSL or Fiber provider's line that comes into your home.

Restart your modem, router, and point(s)

1. Disconnect power from all of your network devices, including your modem and any Google Nest Wifi or Google Wifi devices.
2. Wait until all the lights on the devices you unplugged are off. It confirms that the devices no longer have power.
3. Reconnect power to your modem only.
4. Wait until your modem is fully powered on and all of its indicator lights are back on. It usually takes about 2 minutes.
5. Make sure all Ethernet cables are still secure.
6. Reconnect power to your Google Nest Wifi router or primary Google Wifi point and wait until it's fully on. It takes about 1 minute.
7. Reconnect power to any additional points or routers.
8. Close and reopen the Google Home app.
9. Perform a mesh test to confirm your devices work properly.

Learn what the lights mean on your Google Nest Wifi or Google Wifi devices.

Check your configuration

In most cases, you don't need to change your network configurations because Google Nest Wifi and Google Wifi use DHCP, a common internet connection protocol, by default.

You might need to adjust the WAN settings in the Google Home app:

• If your Internet Service Provider (ISP) requires a different protocol than DHCP like PPPoE or uses Static IPs.
• If you've recently made changes to your network settings and now you can't get online.

DSL and Fiber internet users

You might need to enter a PPPoE account name and password before the modem allows the Nest Wifi router or a primary Wifi point to access the internet. You can do this in the Google Home app's WAN settings.

If you don't know your PPPoE information, contact your ISP. Having trouble? Learn how to fix PPPoE issues during setup.

Static IP

If you receive a static IP through your ISP, enter your static IP information in the WAN settings of the Google Home app. Your ISP should be able to provide this information.