u/The_Schmidt19

Hi there! So tomorrow is my first wedding shoot, looking for some last minute tips or advice. For context, I’ve been a photographer for about a decade and a pro for about 5. My working experience is almost entirely with events so I’m comfortable with following and shooting the ROS. Most of that experience has been corporate stuff so for the most part low stakes and candids. I’m confident in my ability to shoot the wedding but I just know there’s going to be some major differences. What can I expect? Where do you look for inspo? One thing that I’m nervous about is posing the bride and groom for those “framer” shots. Thanks in advance!

Before you come at me in the comments, I did my homework - please let me know if there’s anything I’m missing!
- I have a shot list, detailed group photo member lists
- detailed schedule for the next few days
- worked with the bride and groom to understand what they’re hoping to see and set expectations
- we’ll be visiting the two venues tomorrow to walk the plan and gets some test shots
- I have a plan for distributing photos to guests after the reception

So I'm having issues with my Eero Max 7. It keeps dropping the wifi connection - like the wifi specifically. Wired devices seem to continue to operate normally. It's been really frustrating because there are no logs to troubleshoot with and the Eero doesn't seem to offer any clues as to what's going on.

My best guess is that I have too many devices connected, the only consistent clue is that before it goes down I have recently connected a new device, but again I can't be sure without any logs.

For context I have a home "data center" of sorts with 3 proxmox nodes. In total, my eero shows 36 connected devices with 23 offline. This includes desktops, phones, and several virtual machines and linux containers.

I'll share my network topology below, but any ideas on what's going on here? I'm thinking that the Eero just isn't capable of handling the load on the network, but idk. I'm considering picking up a UDMP router and then putting the Eero in bridge mode so that it can just focus on wifi & meshing. Thanks in advance for the help/advice!!

Network Topology:

ISP -> ONT -> Eero Gateway ---> 3 Eero 6+ mesh nodes ---> ~10 Wifi connected Devices.

| |____> 10G Link -> Home Office

10G Link

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10G Switch -> Proxmox Nodes (as well as two downline switches)

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