topic Re: Arlo Cameras - Connecting to network in Arlo

Arlo Cameras - Connecting to network

jonathanHW — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 20:48:50 GMT

I have two regular standard Arlo Cameras set-up outside my home. The base station is inside the center of my very large home. Because of this, my cameras receive a very weak signal.

Is there a simple way of linking the cameras to an extender? If so, what extender can I sink with the Arlo base station? Or can I link my cameras to my existing network and extenders?

Re: Arlo Cameras - Connecting to network

TomMac — Thu, 20 Apr 2017 21:31:00 GMT

No, the cameras will not link to an extender....they link to the base only ( the base sets up a wifi network just for the cameras )

BUT , if your extender has an ethernet port , you can relocate the base for a better signal to the cameras

Re: Arlo Cameras - Connecting to network

jonathanHW — Fri, 21 Apr 2017 18:45:10 GMT

Is it possible to have TWO basses stations (attached to different wireless extenders with ethernet ports) with multiple cameras on each - all attached to a single account, easily viewable on the app and online?

Re: Arlo Cameras - Connecting to network

jguerdat — Sat, 22 Apr 2017 01:12:26 GMT

5 cameras max per account but yes, possible.

Re: Arlo Cameras - Connecting to network

TomMac — Sat, 22 Apr 2017 15:39:32 GMT

jonathanHW wrote:

Is it possible to have TWO basses stations (attached to different wireless extenders with ethernet ports) with multiple cameras on each - all attached to a single account, easily viewable on the app and online?

Yes, there is no limit on number of bases ,NOR do they have to be at the same location.

The only limit is the number of cameras on your Service Level.... Basic ( free ) is 5, next two levels are 10 and 15 cameras