Cannot connect pi4b to wifi 6 network

Trying to connect to an eero wifi 6 mesh network with no luck. Ethernet works and I get this:
root@balena:~# nmcli connection show
NAME UUID TYPE DEVICE
Wired connection 1 d184cdd1-7df4-33c4-8364-928941ef7a4b ethernet eth0
supervisor0 ba51bf99-afaa-4711-975d-9da8c64deb89 bridge supervisor0
Terry’s iPhone Network 006c9dbf-a254-44d3-b2c3-2316306045dd bluetooth –
balena-wifi-01 983466c0-806d-361b-9535-e4b548cf0d62 wifi –
balena-wifi-01 8e692be6-b23f-3502-93a0-0cc5c4331893 wifi –
root@balena:~# ^C
root@balena:~#

The SSID is at a friends lake house so I am avoiding changing it but it has a space and a apostrophe.

Here is the same network from Windows 10:
SSID: Dee’s Den
Protocol: Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
Security type: WPA2-Personal
Network band: 5 GHz
Network channel: 149
Link speed (Receive/Transmit): 1201/1021 (Mbps)
Link-local IPv6 address: fe80::6018:8be6:b3e1:23bd%17
IPv4 address: 192.168.4.118
IPv4 DNS servers: 75.75.75.75
75.75.76.76
Manufacturer: Intel Corporation
Description: Intel(R) Wi-Fi 6 AX201 160MHz
Driver version: 22.10.0.7
Physical address (MAC): C0-B8-83-9B-79-A9

and here is the /mnt/boot/system-connections/balena-wifi-01 info and it looks correct
connection]
id=balena-wifi-01
type=wifi

[wifi]
hidden=true
ssid=Dee’s Den

[ipv4]
method=auto

[ipv6]
addr-gen-mode=stable-privacy
method=auto

[wifi-security]
auth-alg=open
key-mgmt=wpa-psk
psk=hidden2021

Anybody got and idea how to make this work on WiFi?

Ran this:
root@balena:~# nmcli d wifi rescan
root@balena:~# nmcli d wifi
IN-USE BSSID SSID MODE CHAN RATE SIGNAL BARS SECURITY
98:ED:7E:22:9B:C7 Dee?s Den Infra 1 270 Mbit/s 100 **** WPA2
98:ED:7E:22:9B:D0 Dee?s Den Guest Infra 1 270 Mbit/s 100 **** WPA2
12:59:32:69:A7:8D DIRECT-roku-488-335B4B Infra 1 65 Mbit/s 100 **** WPA2
48:4B:D4:59:E5:3C Camera Infra 6 260 Mbit/s 100 **** WPA2
4A:4B:D4:5A:E5:39 – Infra 6 260 Mbit/s 100 **** WPA2 802.1X
4A:4B:D4:5A:E5:3D – Infra 6 260 Mbit/s 100 **** WPA2
4A:4B:D4:5A:E5:3F – Infra 6 260 Mbit/s 100 **** WPA2
98:ED:7E:22:9B:CF Dee?s Den Guest Infra 44 270 Mbit/s 100 **** WPA2
98:ED:7E:22:9B:C6 Dee?s Den Infra 44 270 Mbit/s 100 **** WPA2
98:ED:7E:22:9B:C3 3221f8 Mesh 44 270 Mbit/s 100 **** –
98:ED:7E:22:9B:C9 – Infra 44 270 Mbit/s 100 **** –
6C:AE:F6:D1:17:D0 Dee?s Den Guest Infra 1 270 Mbit/s 84 **** WPA2
6C:AE:F6:D1:17:C7 Dee?s Den Infra 1 270 Mbit/s 82 **** WPA2
B8:27:EB:9D:C8:A0 ZTE_TempUML Infra 6 65 Mbit/s 67 *** WPA2
6C:AE:F6:D1:17:CF Dee?s Den Guest Infra 44 270 Mbit/s 59 *** WPA2
6C:AE:F6:D1:17:C6 Dee?s Den Infra 44 270 Mbit/s 59 *** WPA2
A4:11:62:AA:34:A8 ARLO_VMB_5557173325 Infra 1 130 Mbit/s 52 ** WPA2
6C:AE:F6:DE:58:50 Dee?s Den Guest Infra 1 270 Mbit/s 39 ** WPA2
6C:AE:F6:DE:58:47 Dee?s Den Infra 1 270 Mbit/s 35 ** WPA2

Changed SSID to Dee?s Den and still no joy.

Hi, you could try to encode the SSID in hex instead:

echo 'Dee’s Den' | xxd -u -p
446565E28099732044656E0A

And then, in your NetworkManager connection profile:

[802-11-wireless]
ssid="446565E28099732044656E0A"

Let us know if that works.

I calculated it this way:
echo -n “Dee’s Den” | tr -d “\n” | od -A n -t x1 | tr -d " " | tr -d “\n”
and got this 44656527732044656e
which of course did not work.

Trying your string I get:
root@balena:~# nmcli --ask dev wifi connect 446565E28099732044656E0A
Error: No network with SSID ‘446565E28099732044656E0A’ found.
root@balena:~# nmcli --ask dev wifi connect “446565E28099732044656E0A”
Error: No network with SSID ‘446565E28099732044656E0A’ found.

I can connect this way but not a good idea:
root@balena:~# nmcli --ask dev wifi connect 98:ED:7E:22:9B:C7
Password: ***********
Device ‘wlan0’ successfully activated with ‘e6f3870e-2217-4e38-9523-acf43af54855’.

I never could get Dee’s Den SSID to work but I was finally able to get the network owner to change the SSID to Deesden and now it works great!

Hey, good to hear it now worked for you eventually!
One question: could it be, that you manually typed this SSID? Because it’s actually not a standard apastrophe, that your friend used, but a “pretty” one. Look at the difference of the one you used in the config and the one from Windows:
Dee**'s Den vs Dee’**s Den

BTW another possibility is using the BSSID instead:

root@76ae11a:~# nmcli --ask dev wifi list
IN-USE  BSSID              SSID                      MODE   CHAN  RATE        SIGNAL  BARS  SECURITY
        F2:E3:3A:87:BB:CA  Dee's Den                 Infra  149   135 Mbit/s  69      ***   WPA2
root@76ae11a:~# nmcli --ask dev wifi connect F2:E3:3A:87:BB:CA
...