Re: Controller can't connect to Wi-Fi

2beerS — Wed, 27 Nov 2019 19:46:21 GMT

On further research i found out, that my stadia controller indeed connects to wifi but it gets an ip adress outside my configuration (192.168.0.xx <- controller VS. 192.168.178.xx <- my network). After changing my ip adress range accordingly the controller connected to wifi. Now I was able to connect to my wifi but had no internet connection according to the controller. Enabling the "device can enable forwarded ports itself" (<- sorry non native speaker here) I was able to connect the controller to the internet but not google services.

The last step was to enable port forwarding tcp from 44700 to 44899 and udp 44700 to 44899.

I am now able to play!

I hope this is a workaround for some of you. I know changing your home network ip range is not really a comfortable thing, especially with complex DCHP exception and static ips. But I was not able to give my controller the correct range.

best regards and sorry for my broken English.

Re: Controller can't connect to Wi-Fi

2beerS — Wed, 27 Nov 2019 19:00:42 GMT

Same here... I tried: - resetting everything concerning wifi - 3 routers all 2.4 and 5 ghz - every wifi security setting apart from wpa enterprise - two different phones (iphone 11 and 7) What a pitty, I was so happy to see Stadia has arrived today so that I can play on TV. Hope this is a high priority problem at googles tech support!

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