@Wayne-TP 

Thanks for the reply. I have since turned off the breaker to simulate a power failure then turned it back on. It worked a couple of times. When the power comes back on it needs to provide power to my router so it can re-establish the network and it did. After a few minutes everything was good again. Not sure why it didn't with the actual power failure. I have also set a program to shut it off at 5:00am followed with another one to turn it on again at 5:01am. I want this to happen once a month but once a week as per the program is fine. I am running it every day now to see if it's reliable.

As an aside I just set up 2 switches for a couple of fan/light assemblies. They seem to work great. They're outside on the deck and I'm programming them to come on a few minutes around dusk and possibly a few in the morning. This to keep the birds from using them as perches and crapping everywhere 😂.

Next is another wall outlet that has a POE switch controlling my cameras. They sometimes don't reconnect after a power failure but if I have someone go turn their power off and on again they can reconnect. Must be the order in which things reconnect. Anyways if they don't reconnect I hope to remotely cycle the POE switch to get them back online.

So you can see I really need that router to fire up properly. The reboot should be helpful too.

Thanks again