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MickyP
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I'm having trouble connecting my camera to my phone. I have 5/2.5ghz. I have changed router setting and I'm now on  a 2.5ghz connection. I have reset as well.  I have tryed

 all the trouble shooting that is recommended on the app. Any suggestions?

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DannyBearAgain
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Can you connect a pc to the local router modem and use a web browser to login to the my.arlo.com website to add the camera again.

MickyP
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I have tryed using my PC and still no connection. 

StephenB
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@MickyP wrote:

I have tryed using my PC and still no connection. 


Are you getting the chime from the camera?

 

If you are, I suggest looking at the router's attached device list, and see if the camera shows up there.

MickyP
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KIa ora Steve

Yes it shows up in my router connection. I have deleted the camers and started again. the carmera connects to the router but i still cant get the phone to connect to the camera. The app on my phone and pc says no cameras found

MickyP
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There is no IPv6 addresses or IPV6 Interface in the details of the camera. On the router.

All the connected divices shows a small green world.

The camers shows just a small green circle

MickyP
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In the router and the camera.

In wi-fi properties i can see.

Encryption - WPAZ

Signal properties STBC,11K

Quality of service (QoS) WMM

Repeater operation No

StephenB
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@MickyP wrote:

 

Encryption - WPAZ

 


Are you sure this isn't "WPA2"

 

What is the manufacturer/model of the router?

MickyP
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It's 2 degrees . FRITZ! BOX.

Yes WPA2.

StephenB
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@MickyP wrote:

There is no IPv6 addresses or IPV6 Interface in the details of the camera. On the router.

 


The camera is ipv4.  Do you need ipv6 on your local network? (most don't).  If you do have ipv6 enabled, then I suggest disabling it.