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Dear Arlo customers,
We are aware of the current servicing issue users are encountering with their Arlo account. Our technical support team is actively investigating and will restore services as soon as possible. We apologize for any inconvenience you may have experienced.
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I hope a post-mortem is conducted on this occurance to ensure this type of outage is minimized or never happens again. Furthermore, this outage has brought to light a terrible flaw in the system: outages like this prevents us from accessing our cameras. There MUST be a contingency (or backup) which allows the owner to access cameras on at least the WIFI network or direct-connect through a private connection.
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Well to be fair, the Arlo servers aren't the only way the system can fail. Its requires internet access to record so if your internet goes down, so do your security cameras. There is no local recording, only local backup. We should have an option for local recording to a usb stick or a network drive. The system has many points of possible failure otherwise.
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These cameras were never sold with the capability to have local access. It's explicitly stated that they require cloud access. You could add kudos to exisitng threads in the Idea Exchange here and create your own thread but don't count on it.
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You didn't do what I suggested. Engineering doesn't peruse all these forums but the Idea Exchange is routinely monitored. You can do/believe what you want but it won't help.
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While we are all aware that the Arlo system explicitely states that it is a cloud based camera, these types of situations do give merit to the notion of providing a fail safe in the case of a server outage. If the base station can record on a netgear network then it can also record locally on your network. All it would take would be a firmware update. A better solution may be to sell the option to record locally to us, like an unlock feature for say $99 or something like that. We can make this a win-win for both sides.
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RESOLVED: Some Arlo Base Station reporting as “Offline”
Following is an update on the Arlo Service interruption. On Friday November 24, 2017 at approximately 11:00am Pacific time, we experienced a major service disruption which impacted Customer’s ability to access their Arlo Systems. Services were restored at approximately 2:00am Pacific Time, Saturday November 25 although some Customers may have continued to experience issues for several hours after the fix was implemented. If you are still experiencing an issue with your Arlo system, please contact support at: 1-(408)-638-3750. We sincerely apologize for this service interruption and it certainly does not reflect our standards of service availability. Our technical teams continue to work diligently to ensure services remain available and we are reviewing our internal processes and systems in order to prevent this from happening in the future. Again, we apologize and thank you for your patience.
JamesC
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