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opentelemark2
Contributor I
Oct 28, 2017 10:43 AM UTC
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Sonos One Networking

Got my Sonos One this week, and having occasional problems with connectivity. I have a question ...

Does the Sonos One work entirely through the Sonos mesh network, or does it use the normal WiFi as well? I ask because after setting it up I moved it to an area in the house that has limited WiFi signal, but has good Sonos mesh signal - it's about 5-6m line of sight form a Play:5.

Thanks,
Peter
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MikeV
MikeVAnswer
Oct 29, 2017 10:11 AM UTC
My Q was really about the Alexa functions of the One - does Alexa communicate through the SonosNet as well? (Should have been more specific - sorry).
Yes, the Alexa functions of the Sonos One are part of the speaker and have the same connectivity as the rest of the speaker. They wouldn't be separate.
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MikeV
MikeV
Oct 28, 2017 8:59 PM UTC
If you're using WiFi on any Sonos device, then ALL Sonos devices will attempt to use WiFi. SonosNet will override the WiFi setting if you have at least one Sonos device wired to your network, and will be used by all Sonos devices.
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    opentelemark2Author
    Contributor I
    Oct 29, 2017 8:28 AM UTC
    OK, thanks. I have BRIDGE hard-wired to my router, so all should be running off SonosNet then.

    My Q was really about the Alexa functions of the One - does Alexa communicate through the SonosNet as well? (Should have been more specific - sorry).
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    UKMedia
    UKMedia
    Oct 29, 2017 9:49 AM UTC
    If you select Help-About My Sonos System. If you have a 0 against the WM setting then you are using the Sonos mesh. If you have a different setting then remove the Wi-Fi credentials and that should sort it.
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      MikeV
      MikeVAnswer
      Oct 29, 2017 10:11 AM UTC
      My Q was really about the Alexa functions of the One - does Alexa communicate through the SonosNet as well? (Should have been more specific - sorry).
      Yes, the Alexa functions of the Sonos One are part of the speaker and have the same connectivity as the rest of the speaker. They wouldn't be separate.
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        opentelemark2Author
        Contributor I
        Oct 29, 2017 11:03 AM UTC
        Thank you!
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        Tek_Freek
        Jan 4, 2018 2:42 AM UTC
        If you select Help-About My Sonos System. If you have a 0 against the WM setting then you are using the Sonos mesh. If you have a different setting then remove the Wi-Fi credentials and that should sort it.

        How?
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        Chris
        Chris
        Lead Maestro
        Jan 4, 2018 2:56 AM UTC
        https://sonos.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/4284/~/removing-wi-fi-network-information-from-sonos
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        Tek_Freek
        Jan 4, 2018 3:16 AM UTC
        Thanks. Since I have 2 ones and a Playbar I can't do it?
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        Chris
        Chris
        Lead Maestro
        Jan 4, 2018 3:32 AM UTC
        You can remove WiFi credentials if you have one Sonos unit hooked to router as your using sonosnet not the WiFi.
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