I have to re boot base station 3 times a day
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Model VMB4000 I have to re boot the base station 3 times a day. 1 week old. Internet works fine no problems there.
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What are the symptoms? What do the base LEDs show when you need to reboot? Any error messages? Do you get the same thing with both the app and a browser?
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The Internet led turns solid amber and my phone says the camera is off line
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So I would start by plugging base directly into you modem if possible. Also check for any bad or loose cables. Could also be a bad port on your router/switch.
Could also be poor internet. Is it dsl/cable/fiber?
Start by eliminating all possible cause.s.
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It is plugged in directly to the Brand new modem. Cox Cable was just out here ran all new cable from the source to the house and new cable in the house so that is not the prblem, the TVs and computer all work great no prblems.
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I'm guessing you're plugging into one of the router ports (even a modem/router will have these). If plugging directly into a standalone modem, you must power cycle the modem to allow the base to connect to it.
Regardless, if the Internet LED is amber, the connection to the router is good but the access to the Arlo servers is somehow blocked. Others have reported that contacting the ISP to change the router settings to allow ports 80, 123 and 443 to arlo.netgear.com is needed. This would be a good reaon to purchase your own mdoem and router (at least the router) so ISP settings don't get in the way. And you will avoid the monthly rental charges.
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Thanks for the info. I do not rent my modem it is a brand new ARRIS model DG2460A. I would like to know how you just assume that I rent a router. I think you have no Idea what you are talking about but thanks anyway.
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As I read your post, I made an assumption too that you may possibly rent/lease your modem. Most people, not all, don't usually buy their modem from the cable company. Either way, its not relevant to the the other information provided, which is all accurate.
Anyway, someone else may benefit from the comment. about lease/buy.
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