
The button text doesn’t change, but it’s only highlighted when you’re working offline. When you’re ready to work online again, click Send / Receive > Work Offline.
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You know you’re working offline when Work Offline is highlighted on the ribbon or Working Offline appears on the status bar at the bottom of the Outlook window. When Outlook switches between working online and offline, all email accounts are changed. If you are unable to get your base station or SmartHub online, visit Arlo Support Options for more help.Switch between working offline and working online If needed, try connecting your SmartHub directly to the WiFi router to see if the connection is more stable.Įnsure that your WiFi router is not using a VPN. If your SmartHub or base station is connected to a WiFi extender, switch, powerline adapter, or mesh WiFi node, make sure the device is online. If you made updates to your network recently, like changing your WiFi password or switching ISPs, you’ll need to connect your Arlo products to the new network.
Check your WiFi network information and login credentials. For instructions, visit How can I factory reset my Arlo base station or SmartHub?.
You will need to set up your Arlo system again.
WARNING: A factory reset deletes all cameras connected to your base station or SmartHub from your Arlo account. Try a factory reset to resolve internet connection problems. Perform a factory reset on your base station or SmartHub. If the internet LED is blue or green, the connection is restored. If the internet LED is still amber ( ) after startup, continue troubleshooting. The base station takes one to two minutes to start. Unplug the power adapter from the wall outlet, wait 30 seconds, and reconnect it to the outlet. Plug in both your Ethernet cable and the power adapter to the base station. Try turning your base station on and off to reset it: Power cycle your base station or SmartHub. For help with this, contact your internet service provider or the WiFi router’s manufacturer. If you cannot browse the internet from the device, you need to restore your router's connection to the internet. If you can browse the internet from the device, continue troubleshooting. Make sure you can browse the internet from this device. Try to connect to the internet from another device (like a laptop computer) that is connected directly to your router with the Ethernet cable. Test your Ethernet cable on another device. If no LEDs on your base station are lit, contact Arlo Support. If the internet LED on your base station is amber ( ), continue troubleshooting. If the internet LED is blue or green, your internet connection is restored. If using a surge protector or power strip, try connecting directly to the wall. Make sure the base station isn’t plugged in to an outlet with a switch. Plug the power adapter back in and reinsert it into your base station. Make sure that the adapter is securely connected to the back of your base station and plugged into an outlet. Unplug both ends of the power adapter. Inspect the entire length of the cord to make sure it’s not damaged, frayed, or torn. Reinsert the Ethernet cable, and check that it is securely connected to your base station and your router.Īfter connecting your Ethernet cable, ensure that the lights on your WiFi router are on. If the router’s lights are off, skip to step 4. Try another Ethernet cable to see if that restores your internet connection. Unplug both ends of the Ethernet cable. Inspect the entire length of the cable to make sure it’s not damaged, frayed, or torn.
If the internet LED is solid amber or blinking amber ( ), there’s a problem with your connection. If the internet LED is blue or green, the base station is online. If there’s no LED lit at all, skip to step 3 to troubleshoot power. For more information about LEDs, visit What do the LEDs on my Arlo SmartHub or Base Station mean? Check the light indicator on the middle of your SmartHub or base station.If you were previously able to connect your Arlo SmartHub or base station to the internet but cannot reconnect, try these troubleshooting steps: