The easiest way would be setting the network name(SSID) and password to be the same as your older router. The remote and the monitor would work automatically without any changes. If you can’t do that, you can factory reset the devices and add them to your new router again just like how you did it…
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Yes, GarageDoorBuddy will operate on your home WIFI network and it has its own password protection. All communication between your smartphone and GarageDoorBuddy will be protected by a rolling code every time you operate. If someone captures the WIFI signal when you operate and tries to repeat, it won’t work.
Yes, make sure you don’t hold the learn button when you program GarageDoorBuddy to your opener. Holding the learn button will erase the opener’s existing remotes.
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You can find information on our website http://garagedoorbuddy.com and this forum. For general questions, troubleshooting, bug reports, you can add them here or you can send email to us at: garagedoorbuddy@gmail.com. For installation questions, you can also refer to GDB Troubleshooting Tips.