@IlanTal 

Thanks for the reply. I have filed a bug report on this issue.

My test showed me that the wifi connection IS restored, since the local connection when I am at home, works with no problem.

What does NOT work is the Internet connection. When my daughter in Tel Aviv tries to access the camera, she will see "off line".

At the same time, all works perfectly OK when I work locally through the wifi.

When I power down the camera and power it back up, THEN the internet connection is again restored.

There is no graceful reconnection to the Internet from the camera.

  @IlanTal

I forgot to answer your question on the router.

The router is a device which I pay a monthly fee directly to my ISP.

The ISP is Hot, but this company is known only in Israel.

I'm sure Hot is using standard equipment and the bottom line is the wifi DOES work.

The camera, and other wireless devices, pick up the same local IP addresses upon router power down, power up.

That part works with no problems.

The only piece which is missing is the graceful reconnection of the camera to the Internet.

To reconnect the camera to the Internet it is necessary to power down, power up the camera itself.

  @IlanTal 

I also forgot to answer your point on the UPS.

The problem is not one of losing power.

What happens, I am guessing at this point, is that from time to time Hot has problems and they need to reset the connection.

I lose service for some period of time, but if this happens at a point when I am not using the computer I am not even aware of a problem.

This is exactly my real problem. When I wake up and turn on my computer all is perfectly OK.

(The router is always on and always has connection to the Internet.)

I power up my telephone as well when I wake up. If I test the camera, I will be using the wifi and all is well.

On the other hand my daughter in Tel Aviv will see "off line" if there has been an interruption in the Internet service.

So I don't know that she has a problem until she tells me. In short, wifi works, Internet is "off line".

The problem is not the electricity in my home, i.e. UPS, but rather a temporary problem with the ISP.

With cyber attacks on the rise, it is not terribly surprising.

  @IlanTal 

Lastly, I need to answer your log file request.

I went into the camera settings and see I have no microSD card.

Thus I cannot activate the log feature.

At the same time I see there is an auto reboot option.

I turned this on to reboot each day at 3:00- 3:30 AM.

Presumably auto reboot does the same thing as power down-power up on the camera.

Thus, whether or not there has been an interruption in Internet service, every night the camera will reboot itself.

This will most likely solve my problem.