Nest camera drops still frequent on Orbi RB50 firmware v2.1.4.16

Hi FURRYe38,

I wanted to give an update on this issue.  I only disabled MU-MIMO and Daisy Chaining on 9/18 and rebooted the google network box and the orbi system.  What I noticed is that the two outdoor cameras stayed connected to the router all day and never switched to the nearest satellite which are a lot closer to each of the cameras. The 5ghz wi-fi signal on the Orbi app indicated only a small dot and the link rate was about 100 MHz for the front camera and about 2 bars for the rear camera.

The next day (19th) the front camera went completely offline at 4:05 am and kept trying to restart.  I unplugged both cameras, let them sit for 5 minutes, and then plugged them in one at a time.  Both cameras connected immediately to the closest satelite (1 front, 1 rear) and their wi-fi signal on the Orbi app showed full strength. It went two more days without incident, but on the 21st I noticed the back yard camera switched back to the ROUTER and had the lowest wi-fi signal. I did not see any drops in the video log, but I did power cycle the camera and it connected to the rear satellite and has not had any issues.

Unlike the mobile devices (iphones, ipad, macbook) which pick up the closet router or satellite as they move around in the house, the camera's don't move but stay stuck somehow to the router.  Why doesn't rear satellite detect a stronger signal from the rear camera and take over the connection?  Is there a setting in one of the switches to do this?

I will keep my eye one it and look for more clues.

Thanks,

Manny