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If anyone could respond if there is a solution or if it starts working again it would be greatly appreciated. I'm afraid to do anything since I removed a camera and tried to add again to fix it and it won't connect now.
Mine were still recording and sent to the cloud till I somehow disarmed them and can't turn them back on since they all appear offline now (except doorbell).
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A fix has been implemented, some users may start seeing improvement with devices coming back online. It will take some time before this fix is available to all users. We're continuing to monitor and will provide another update soon.
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The development team is continuing to investigate this issue. Please do not remove or reset cameras at this time. Once we have more information available. I will provide an update here on the community.
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We're currently investigating reports from some users experiencing cameras showing offline on the mobile app and web client. The development team is working on a resolution for this issue, I will provide an update as soon as I have more information.
For current status information, see https://status.arlo.com/
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The same happened to me too. 1 of 2 cameras was displaying Live View from my app. The other one was wasn't. I thought it was because the battery was dead. I went and changed out the battery of the "dead" camera... Suddenly the Live View for that camera went offline. And now I have 2 cameras that cannot retrieve Live Views.
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A fix has been implemented, some users may start seeing improvement with devices coming back online. It will take some time before this fix is available to all users. We're continuing to monitor and will provide another update soon.
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Whatever the fix was it worked! I can confirm my two Arlo Pro 4 cameras are now up and providing a live feed.
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My cameras are all up now and working as they should. Thanks for the fix!
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Removed three of five cameras this morning since they were not on the app. This was prior to knowing about the issue. We have since tried to add the cameras back to our network with no luck. Three pro 4 cameras still not working.
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I'm still down too. All my cameras appear to not record despite batteries being charged. The past five days show no new recordings despite live access when I connect to the arlo web page to view. So I can get a live view from the web but I can't trigger any of my cameras apparently. Wha happuh??
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Two of my three cameras just went down in the middle of the night. Tech says the issue is fixed. Not on my end! Suggestions?
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BUT - something really has to be done about the WiFi connection and how squirrelly it is. When I first installed these, I discovered that even the internet providers equipment could cause them to show offline… since that time I can tell when they do maintenance and put me back on the old VLAN. NOT a robust interface to say the least.
https://community.arlo.com/t5/Arlo-Pro-4/Pro-4-cams-appear-disconnected-when-on-a-different-network/...
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JenniG, I was on an online chat with Arlo last night. I had deleted 3 of mine completely as the instructions say for a factory reset before I saw the posts yesterday. I tried to set up again so not sure if this is your issue. Anyway, I had to go through steps of setting up a new camera but got to the QR code and wouldn’t chime. So I hit reset button for 15 seconds to get the amber light and the camera finally chimed and I could finish setting up. All is working now, finally! Good luck.
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For those who may still be experiencing an issue, please try factory resetting your device using the following instructions, after the factory reset, try onboarding again: https://kb.arlo.com/000062438/How-do-I-factory-reset-my-Arlo-wire-free-camera
If you still have an issue after the factory reset, please open a new thread here on the community or reach out to me via private message.
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When doing the factory reset or deleting and adding back the cameras, the page to enter wifi credentials asks for the SSID then a password. Is the password my wifi password or my Arlo password?
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The password is the wi-fi password for your SSID.
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Thank you Carl. All cameras are back on. In addition to your answer re the password, I tried something else. When working, all three of my cameras were on a 5G network. The one that did not crash is still on the 5G. I figured that was working so I used it to re-add the down cameras. When it still couldn't find my cameras, I tried my old 2.4Ghz and it worked.
Thanks for sticking with me.
So next question is can I upgrade these two re-adds to the 5G?
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Hi ernmar;
I'm surprised that you were able to initially install your cameras on a 5G network. The user manual for the Pro4 cameras (pages 19-21) states the cameras must connect to a 2.4G network. Perhaps if your SSID and password for both of your wi-fi 5G and 2.4G networks are the same, during your initial camera setup your phone was instead connected to your 2.4G network which allowed your cameras to successfully connect to your wi-fi's 2.4G network?
If you want to know which network band (2.4G or 5G) your cameras are connected to and depending on your specific wi-fi router's capabilities, you may be able to verify their connected band by accessing your router's setup page and look for a menu option that lists all devices connected to your wi-fi and which bands they are connected to (2.4G or 5G). For instance, my Linksys router has a "Network Map" which shows all devices connected to the router and which band they are connected to.
FYI, the 2.4G band offers coverage at a longer range; however, it transmits data at slower speeds. Instead, the 5G band gives less coverage but sends data at faster speeds. The Pro4 cameras are optimized for 2.4G and for some installations, the longer range of 2.4G allows the cameras to operate at a longer distance from the wi-fi source, so there is no real advantage of using 5G even if you could. Hope this info is helpful.
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@ernmar wrote:
When working, all three of my cameras were on a 5G network.
Not Pro 4 cameras - they only have a 2.4 gHz radio.
The Arlo Baby and Arlo Q cameras could connect to your home 5 gHz wifi. But all the other cameras that can connect to your home wifi are limited to 2.4 gHz.
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