It usually means that your HomePod is connected to a different wifi network than the rest (for example 2.4 instead of 5 Ghz). If you long press on the tile there should be an option to move it to the correct wifi.
It usually means that your HomePod is connected to a different wifi network than the rest (for example 2.4 instead of 5 Ghz). If you long press on the tile there should be an option to move it to the correct wifi.
Thank you for the response. Since I have a mesh network, I wonder if that is the reason why this HomePod hopes between different access points? I need to keep an eye on this.
That's likely the reason. I have turned off my 2.4 network completely, because it kept messing up. Unless you have no devices that require the 2.4 frequency turning it off should solve your problem, too.
I have been poking with the idea of turning off 2.4 Ghz until I performed a network assessment and found out that none of may smart home WEMO plugs or wall switches are 5.0Ghz compatible. I also have a WIFI printer which is only 2.4 GHz and Logitech Circle View camera, so I am stuck in the 2.4 Ghz world for a while unfortunately.
Yeah, that is not really an option as I get crappy speeds, not even hitting 100 Mbps, whereas on 5.0 Ghz I get up to 600 Mbps. Since l live in MDU, there are on average 40 other 2.4 Ghz networks, so I only keep what I must on 2.4Ghz and force everything on 5.0 Ghz. I guess I just gotta deal with it.