Finally, I ordered an eero 6 Pro to replace my ISP router and have a few questions about setting up my HomeKit. I use a homebridge on a pi and I currently have a 2.4 GHz SSID separate from the 5 GHz one. So all my smart stuff is obviously on 2.4 GHz. Should I configure eero the same way? Or do I just go with a single SSID? I assume this will break my HomeKit devices and should I add them all up again? Will I have a backup of my home first, or will this help me?
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