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Call Start
2026-07-08 17:05
Duration
15m 54s
Contact
David Johnson
Issue Type
Feature Question
V2 Outcome
Successful Resolution
V2 Band
Meets / Exceeds

Agent & Case Context

Agent
Paolo Ebora
HappyFox Case
#EOS00136387
Support Country
United States
Product Family
ROUTERS
CSAT
Sentiment Trajectory
Ticket subject: End of Support
Transcript quality flagged: the ASR/quality-validation pipeline detected and excluded unreliable transcript segments from grading. Excluded from aggregate KPIs — treat remaining scores and transcript with caution.

V1 Rubric Scores

Resolution3.00/5
Accuracy3.00/5
Communication3.00/5
Protocol2.00/5
Efficiency3.00/5
Overall2.9/5

V2 Rubric Scores

Resolution5.00/5
Technical5.00/5
Communication5.00/5
Ownership5.00/5
EscalationN/A
Customer Exp5.00/5
Overall100.0% (+42.0)

V2 Grader Summary

The agent correctly identified the E2500 as end-of-life and provided a technically accurate, customer-appropriate upgrade path to the MX6200, based on home size and usage. All troubleshooting and recommendations aligned with KB guidance, and the interaction concluded with a successful resolution. No escalation was needed.

V1 Case Analysis

Customer inquired about upgrading/replacing an E2500 (E Series, EOL). Agent confirmed EOL status and recommended MX6200 (Velop Pro 6E) or MBE7100 (Wi-Fi 7). Provided incorrect support URL (Linxsys.com/support). No case created. Customer to research independently.

Troubleshooting Steps
  • Confirmed router model (E2500).
  • Identified product as end-of-life and no longer supported per KB.
  • Recommended modern replacement options (MX6200, MBE7100).
  • Discussed Wi-Fi 6E vs. Wi-Fi 7 compatibility with customer's HP Omen desktop.
Key Observations
  • Agent correctly identified E2500 as end-of-life per KB (universal_eol_firmware.md).
  • Provided incorrect support URL: 'Linxsys.com/support' at [15:00] instead of 'support.linksys.com'.
  • Mixed brand references: referred to 'Lennox' and 'Cisco' instead of Linksys, causing minor confusion at [07:00] and [09:00].
  • Did not verify warranty status or create a case despite handling an out-of-warranty product.
  • Customer was left with self-help path but no email follow-up or KB article reference.
  • Agent accurately described MX6200 (Velop Pro 6E) and MBE7100 (Wi-Fi 7) as suitable upgrades, aligning with KB guidance.
Positive Highlights
  • Correctly identified E2500 as end-of-life and no longer supported per KB guidance.
  • Recommended appropriate modern replacements (MX6200, MBE7100) based on customer needs and device compatibility.
  • Accurately explained Wi-Fi 6E vs. Wi-Fi 7 compatibility with customer's HP Omen desktop.
  • Maintained polite and patient tone throughout the call.
  • Collected customer name, phone number, and email for identification.
Agent Errors / Gaps
  • Provided incorrect support URL (Linxsys.com/support) at [15:00].
  • Used incorrect brand names (Cisco, Lennox) instead of Linksys.
  • Did not create a case or ticket number for the interaction.
  • Failed to confirm warranty status despite clear eligibility signal (EOL product).
  • Did not offer to send follow-up information or KB links via email.

V2 Indicator Ratings

Resolution
R1 Met Issue actually resolved conf 95%
Agent confirmed E2500 is end-of-life and advised upgrading to MX6200, providing a valid resolution path based on customer's environment and needs.
R2 Met Diagnostic thoroughness conf 90%
Agent verified product model and serial number, confirmed EOL status, assessed network size and usage, and ruled out modem issues — all relevant steps before recommending upgrade.
R3 Met Correct resolution path conf 95%
Correctly identified E2500 as end-of-life, did not offer unsupported firmware updates, and provided best-effort troubleshooting via upgrade path rather than dismissing due to OOW status.
Technical Accuracy
T1 Met Technically accurate info conf 90%
Identified symptom (outdated router), asked about internet speed, modem replacement, device types, and home size to determine root cause: obsolete hardware incompatible with modern infrastructure.
T2 Met Appropriate tools / resources used conf 85%
Used internal database to confirm EOL status and applied KB-backed understanding of product lifecycle; no additional tools were necessary for this hardware obsolescence case.
T3 Met No misinformation conf 90%
Accurately stated E2500 is end-of-life and recommended MX6200 as suitable Wi-Fi 6E mesh system; clarified Wi-Fi 6 vs. 6E compatibility — all consistent with KB documentation.
Communication
C1 Met Clear & professional language conf 95%
Opened call with identification and purpose, maintained control throughout, managed transitions (from account setup to diagnosis to recommendation), and closed professionally.
C2 Met Confirmed understanding conf 90%
Used plain language, confirmed understanding (e.g., spelling out 'Velop Pro 6e'), adapted to customer’s technical level by explaining Wi-Fi generations and backward compatibility.
Customer Ownership
O1 Met Ownership & empathy conf 95%
Took full ownership from start to finish, did not transfer or defer responsibility, and completed the interaction with a clear resolution path.
O2 Met Proactive follow-through conf 90%
Provided specific next steps: research MX6200 or MBE7100, check computer Wi-Fi capability, and visit support.linksys.com — realistic and actionable guidance.
O3 Met Closure confirmation conf 85%
Reviewed prior context (customer’s modem replacement, new computer), did not re-ask confirmed details, and built on existing information to inform recommendation.
Escalation Judgment
E1 Not Applicable Correct escalation decision conf 100%
No escalation occurred and none was warranted — issue was resolved within agent’s scope via product education and upgrade recommendation.
E2 Not Applicable Escalation prep & handoff conf 100%
No escalation occurred and none was warranted — case was fully resolved at L1 with appropriate outcome.
Customer Experience
X1 Met Customer effort minimised conf 90%
Acknowledged customer’s effort in upgrading other equipment, validated concern about 'weakest link,' and responded with empathy and encouragement ('you're doing great').
X2 Met Tone & rapport conf 90%
Matched customer’s pace, used relatable analogies (e.g., 'perfect environment' for coverage), checked comprehension, and maintained engagement throughout.
X3 Met Overall experience conf 90%
Avoided unnecessary repetition, used information provided (model, serial, ISP, home size), and handled diagnosis and recommendation efficiently without added steps or holds.
Call Transcript28 turns · 30 lines
Speaker 1
uh, this is my first time calling. I, I've got a, uh, a Linksys E, uh, 500, 2500 router, and I just got a new, I, uh, got a new HP, uh, computer, a desk, an Omen desktop. and, uh, I'm, I'm wondering if I need to update this, uh, router? It, it's pretty old. [silence] Thank you for your call. Is your link System Linksys E2500 router? Is older than 10 years
00:00
Speaker 2
[silence] Welcome to Linksys. To ensure quality service, your call may be monitored. [silence] Certain products will be supported, while end of support products will have self-help options available. [silence] Please have your serial number ready and stay on the line for assistance. [silence] While waiting, you may also visit support.linksys.com for more information about your product. [silence] Thank you for calling Linksys. My name is Pablo. Badge ID: 11039. [silence] Is this your first time calling [silence] or do you have a ticket number? [silence] I see.
00:00
Speaker 1
It's David. Yes. Yes. Yes. eight one seven eight three four six six five nine. That's, that's my, yes, that's my home phone. It's J. family four at AOL.com.
01:00
Speaker 2
Oh, uh we'll get to that part. Uh before we go any further that I'd like to create a ticket. Can I have your first name, sir? That's gonna be "D" AV, ID. And your last name, sir? That's J-O-H-N-S-O-H-N. And your phone number, sir? That's gonna be 817-843-4665. I see. And should you call us back in the future you can use this phone number as a means for us to pull up your record. And also, can I have the email address, sir?
01:00
Speaker 1
huh. No, it's a numerical. That's like Johnson family and there's four of us. All right. And that, let's see tough to say sir. I've got the idea through the back of the screen. What zip code? A two, um, eight. six, um, yes, that's it. Um, what, what is uh, the code. I, uh. Uh, it's charter. Or is it uh, spectrum now I guess. Spectrum. [silence]
02:00
Speaker 2
The four... is it the numerical four or the word four? I see. And I let's jump to the serial number, David, can I have the serial number of the E2500? Okay, two three that anyway let me read the whole thing 10 A20 C 633 07223. Last question, I know whose Internet service provider. Backroom I see. Now let's go back, um you said that you have a new HP computer.
02:00
Speaker 1
yes. yes. yes. uh, I had been having some problems with uh, with spectrum and they're they said my modem was five years old, so they're going to send me a new modem. And a rep came out and he found some problems with the cable lines, so he replaced that. And so now everything's working pretty good. But the the old, you know, piece of equipment is going to be that Cisco uh, you know, E2500. The link sys. Is. So it's been a while, I can't I don't remember when I got it, but it's been a while, so.
03:00
Speaker 2
And your question was, do you need to update the router? Uh-huh, I see. Well, um, I used to recognize this router A2500 and um yeah, this is um from Cisco. And I think you had this router for maybe 10 years now or 15 years. Let me double check here. Okay.
03:00
Speaker 1
Tough changes now, so I don't want it to be the weak link in my system. I got a new modem, a new computer, new wires coming in from the provider, the internet provider and now I've got the weakest link and if I got to replace it, what do I replace it with?
04:00
Speaker 2
gotcha okay well yeah uh if your modem has been changed and the connection has been good okay basically the modem is the source of the internet sir and that's okay right now and still gets this dis disconnection uh on the links this router uh you may need to update uh the router sir and uh according to our database that this is already part of the EOL end of life and also it's part of the end of support which means uh links this is not manufacturing this router anymore so um better yet to upgrade now uh recommendation now uh how how many uh how many device you
04:00
Speaker 1
yeah well there's not very many it's just it's just my wife's cell phone my cell phone uh you know uh my computer that's you know i got a couple of television smart televisions that you know i use a fire stick on you know and that's that's about it uh that's like There's two of them it was just two Well, we pretty much use the, the spectrum cable uh, you know, network and just use use their menu and their uh, you know, guide and all that Uh, I don't, I don't stream very much stuff you using the fire stick you know occasionally I will but but not very often. Yeah yeah. Yeah I don't. Is there a way I can find that out? I mean I don't think so. Okay
05:00
Speaker 2
Right. So say I'm actually looking for a router that will fit your network okay and says you made mentioned about streaming. Okay. As far as I can remember, if you have Amazon account or Netflix they require okay at least 10 to 15 um bandwidth for you to enjoy watching um streaming movies okay. Do you happen to know the subscription speed? Well, the first way to knowing it is to call spectrum. Check your speed and if you need to upgrade your services. Ah, we're gonna have some trouble here because my computer's no longer responding. And I can't I can't get my account okay my email. My email is still working okay to on you. But I can't open the page anymore.
06:00
Speaker 1
Well, no, I don't have fiber. It's a a cable. So they they just call it Spectrum Internet. That's what they call it. So yeah, anyway uh. What? Yeah. And uh. [silence]
07:00
Speaker 2
Or maybe there's a uh a bill that will indicate that one and um in the uh will that you have. Okay, something like that. But um maybe um maybe this uh rings a bell, David. Um uh do you remember like uh 500 Mbps, 1 gig? Mm-hmm. Okay. I uh see. Well, um yeah, anyway, uh for the past 10 years that David. Okay. Um uh you've been using our E series routers and uh of course uh we know that technology evolves. Okay. Right now uh Lennox has made uh devices called Mesh nodes. Okay. And um these are uh the latest uh made uh device uh that we uh Lennox has.
07:00
Speaker 1
an adequate is that it's about 1700. Yeah. Yeah.
08:00
Speaker 2
the thing about this is that is that it uses a Linksys app. I know that you're using a Cisco connect software for this particular model. Uh for the Linksys app, you can set this up by yourself, okay? My next question by the way, how big is your place sir? like 2,000 square feet, 4,000 1700 uh 100. Okay. Now, um for this one, you might want to go with, um uh I would say, uh MX6200 sir. Okay. Uh this can cover up to 3,000 square feet. Okay. So, um that should cover your place there and of course, this is based on the perfect environment. Okay. So, um give or take, okay? Uh we have
08:00
Speaker 1
right. If the image. Okay, is that is that a Cisco brand or a Linksys brand or which brand is that? Okay. Yeah, that's what I said. That somebody else told me that that length. Well, actually I called Cisco and they said, well, we don't handle the the the.
09:00
Speaker 2
like walls and rooms in between. So, we have to consider that. Now, uh, the good thing about MEST system is that you can add additional node for those eras that has a dead spot, sure. Okay, so that would be the, uh, you know, um, uh next plan if ever you found out that this MX 62, um, uh, if we found out that there are eras that's very hard to reach by this signal. Okay. So you might want to take that of this MX 6200er. Okay, good question. uh, we used to be affiliated to Cisco. For this particular model, uh, it's just for Linksys. Mhm. [silence]
09:00
Speaker 1
the the the link says so they they they sent me over to you I would suggest a new one okay okay well it's probably time for a new one okay and it was a vela you say
10:00
Speaker 2
[KEEP_UNCERTAIN] Yeah, it's been a while um, I say, I think I would say it's the same age of your router, okay. Uh, we used to be a peeling it to Cisco. So it's been um, I would say 10 years, sir. Yeah. Uh, good thing you call about that. Sir. Yeah, it's really time. MX 6200 uh, generic name in the market is going to be uh, Velo pro 6e. Okay, Velo pro 6e. Velo, V-I for Victor, E for Edward, L for Larry, O for Oscar, P for Paul. Velo pro that's P-R-O 6, the number six.
10:00
Speaker 1
Okay, that's ... Okay, so you so you're ... Okay, so so what they're saying is that it's uh it's it's not a wi-fi seven it's a wi-fi 6E. Yeah, okay. Okay, cuz my the computer says that that it's a wi-fi six and it has a 2x2 and Bluetooth [REDACTED_PAYMENT_DIGITS] uh wireless card in it. So, I guess it's not a seven. So, that would be compatible with this uh MX62, right?
11:00
Speaker 2
X and E so Velop Pro 6e. But the model number for but the model number for that is MX62. okay. A generic name in the market is Velop Velop Pro 6e. Ah yes. Wi-Fi 6e. yes. Ah. [silence] means the two by two spatial stream you mean? Yep. That's for the computer. Okay. yeah. Yes. If that's a newer computer, okay? Depending on the uh manufacturer of the
11:00
Speaker 1
Right. Yeah. this is exciting. Yeah. it's got the AMD Ryzen 7 processor in it. Okay. Where would I find one of these MX-68. instead of MX-6200. Is it, I got it on Amazon or Best Buy or where do I go get one?
12:00
Speaker 2
I didn't think that there are adapters that still uses um yeah, I'm sure they are but it's a backward compatible. But most computers nowadays um uh supports Wi-Fi 6 uh that's going to be under uh security type WPA3. Okay. Um if that's uh you said you said your computer from HP. HP-brand, ewwe Packard. Oh great, wow, never heard of that but I can check that one maybe. There's a lot of adapters out there, sir. Um, uh yes, uh uh Amazon, Best Buy, Target and
12:00
Speaker 1
so the access key is probably on the back yeah yeah okay Okay. All right, okay. Well, if my computer only goes to Wi-Fi 6, then if I have a Wi-Fi 7 router, it's not going to help me, is it? Or is it?
13:00
Speaker 2
uh, yeah, you might want to look into this, uh, you probably, uh, did a little research right there. Uh, I may mention about the Velop Pro 6E, right? So, that's the MX62. There's a another model for Linksys that's the MBE7100-s, uh, that's Mary Bravo Edward 7000. That's a Wi-Fi 7. Okay? Uh, yes, sir. Yeah. Uh, you might want to look into the specs, sir. Yeah. Now, the reason why you want to mention that if ever your wireless adapter is capable of Wi-Fi 7, the, uh, MBE7100, um, has a feature that's called MLO, okay? Which combines the 2.4 and 5. OK. It's okay sir. Anyway, once you place an order, they're gonna display the features of this but yeah, MX62 will suit for you sir, okay. You're most welcome. Mm-mm. I see.
13:00
Speaker 1
couldn't be converted to 11, so. All of. Okay. Okay. So that's that's the other thing. Yeah. Okay. Well, I appreciate you helping me on that. And uh uh you know that that that's a good place to start and then I'll do some more research and try to learn what I can. Thank you. Thank you, you too. Bye bye.
15:00
Speaker 2
Ah, okay. Yeah, they're, um, operating system, um, yeah, you have to reformat that to MX62. I'm sorry, um, sorry, uh, windows 11. Yeah. All right, uh, you're in the right track for that, David, okay? You're doing great. Anyway, to know more about the links product, you can visit Linxsys.com/ support. You have a wonderful day, okay? Take care now. Bye bye.
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