I restarted all both the modem and router and all of my wyze devices from wco v2 with the base station , air purifier , thermostat , 5 bulbs , 1 switch, light strip pro , came back online but all of my wired cameras will not come back online .
10 v3’s, video doorbell pro and 1 pan cam v2 are all offline
Tried setting up the cameras again and the device says “cannot connect to local network”
Not sure what happened . This is frustrating but I’ll have to call it a night . Long day today and another one tomorrow . Will be out of 10 v3’s , 1 Pam cam v2 , and a VDP for the night and most of the day tomorrow until I have a chance to look into this
All of my other wyze devices from 5 bulbs , air purifier , thermostat, switch , light strip pro , base station and wco v2 , all come back online but the cameras just do not want to connect to by internet.
Off for night . I’ll try and get this resolved asap . I haven’t had my cameras down since last year before I set up camera so this will be a weird night… my cameras are my most important wyze devices so this will feel weird but oh well.
This would definitely be a good opportunity to have a wyze mesh WiFi system instead!
WiFi is back u and running . But still my cameras will not connect to the WiFi . They are all offline , except for one random v3 . The rest of the v3’s and pan cam v2 will not connect to the WiFi
I had a really long day and wasn’t able to contact Wyze today and won’t be able to until idk when… ugh I need my cameras back online!!!
@Rulwiz Did you ever get this resolved? I’m experiencing the same issue and found your thread when researching it. All of my Wyze devices (light strips, vacuum, air purifier, & bulbs) are connected and working fine. All of my Wyze cams (v3s & a v2) are offline. I’ve power cycled them, deleted them, added as a new device, and reset my router, with no change. The app shows “Connection failed” when I try and view them.
I have a Netgear modem and router so what I did was just call Netgear customer support and they made me reset my router from scratch and after I reset the network I changed it back to my old SSID and Password and all of my devices connected back automatically !. After I did that my WiFi was back up and running and I was able to connect my cameras back on my network.
Not sure what turning off the power to my router did to make it act all wonky but that’s what I had to do.
Call your routers maker customer support and they can help you I’m sure of it