When you logon to the primary router via a Browser, what do you see in the WiFi settings area?
Mine shows this:
I only have 1 SSID, which is at the bottom. Do you have multiple?
I would do a comparison between the satellite, which works and the Primtay. See if there is any differences
The pages look the same, and actually. I unplugged the satellite router and I cannot see any of my three SSIDs. It appears that the root isn’t actually broadcasting any wifi at all currently. Even after many unplugs and reboots.
That is interesting. Wonder if the Primary is defective. When you go into the app and select the Router. Take a look and see if the WAN IP information exists. If not, then there could be a different issue.
Can you run off of a single node just for troubleshooting?
Either unit can become the base, right.
WAN IP there and the satellite is getting it’s Internet connection from that. I have submitted a ticket to support. I know these things run warm. But the primary is really hot to the touch. More than usual.
That is true, but, I believe, you would need to setup the network again if you are using a satellite as the primary.
Could be a bad router. Did you chat with support, get a ticket number?
I would go here: https://support.wyze.com/hc/en-us
Then click the green icon at the bottom right to go through the support process, if you have not done this.
I am sure you know this as you are a beta tester as well. 
Ticket and log was submitted. I’m pretty sure through testing that the router is probably bad. I will leave this be for now. My area is expecting storms tonight, and I’m on call for my employer tonight so I do need some wifi to move around.
I do also think I would have to reset the whole network to make the satellite the primary. I can run off the satellite for the mean time. I’m just going to have to pay attention to the primary’s temperature as it does seem quite a bit warmer than usual.
Wow.
An interesting day of troubleshooting.
I enjoyed watching and learning with you and @spamoni.
Good luck in getting a resolution.
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