A more robust grid is the solution. But, in the meantime, you can do what I did and put all of my network gear on a battery so it continues to function for abou

A more robust grid is the solution. But, in the meantime, you can do what I did and put all of my network gear on a battery so it continues to function for about an hour after a power failure. That gives me enough time to wrap up most meetings and start up the generator or head to a cafe, etc if I need more than that. Bonus, I use Power over Ethernet access points and security cameras in my house, so even my cameras and the wifi access point at the other side of my house still functions perfectly during a power failure. I plan to add an additional battery which should help the system work for up to 4 hours without grid power.