Do I need to do anything to receive alerts after moving base and cameras to a different WiFi network

[MartyArlo]

I moved and set up my base and cameras at my new place, which has a new WiFi network. When I booted everything up all went great, cameras connected and detected motion and alerted me. I was connected to the same WiFi on my cell when I got the alerts for motion detection. But when I left WiFi range, I have not received an alert for motion. I still can enable the live stream though. Is there anything that would cause only motion alerts to stop working since I moved the base to a different WiFi network ?.

[Dannybear]

Have you tried rebooting the mobile device?
Try toggling the cellular data function in the mobile settings.

[StephenB]

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@MartyArlo wrote:

 I still can enable the live stream though. 

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You can livestream when away from home?

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@MartyArlo wrote:

I moved and set up my base and cameras at my new place, which has a new WiFi network. 

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What cameras and base do you have?

[MartyArlo]

I have the VMB3000 with Pro 2 cameras.My back porch camera started sending me motion alerts, but my front camera is not. So I guess I'll play with the camera settings and sensitivity and see if it detects motion. Thank You !.

[MartyArlo]

I have the VMB3000 with Pro 2 cameras.My back porch camera started sending me motion alerts, but my front camera is not. So I guess I'll play with the camera settings and sensitivity and see if it detects motion. Yes, when I am away from WiFi my phone switches to cell coverage and I still can see live video if I want. I thought all cameras did that. Thank You !.

[StephenB]

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@MartyArlo wrote:

 I thought all cameras did that. Thank You !.

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They should, but I wasn't completely sure I understood your symptoms.

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@MartyArlo wrote:

I have the VMB3000 with Pro 2 cameras.My back porch camera started sending me motion alerts, but my front camera is not. So I guess I'll play with the camera settings and sensitivity and see if it detects motion. 

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One easy way to test if this is WiFi related is to simply turn off wifi on your phone.