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Call Start
2026-06-08 13:23
Duration
6m 10s
Contact
+447841645008
Issue Type
WiFi Connectivity
V2 Outcome
Partial Resolution
V2 Band
Meets / Exceeds

Agent & Case Context

Agent
HappyFox Case
Support Country
United Kingdom
Product Family
MESH SYSTEMS
CSAT
Sentiment Trajectory

V1 Rubric Scores

Resolution2.00/5
Accuracy4.00/5
Communication2.00/5
Protocol2.00/5
Efficiency3.00/5
Overall2.8/5

V2 Rubric Scores

Resolution4.06/5
Technical5.00/5
Communication5.00/5
Ownership5.00/5
Escalation5.00/5
Customer Exp5.00/5
Overall94.4% (+38.4)

V2 Grader Summary

The agent conducted a logical diagnosis, identified IPv6 as a likely cause of Roku app blocking, and provided accurate, actionable steps via myrouter.local. While resolution was not confirmed, the guidance was technically sound, customer-appropriate, and complete for L1 support, resulting in a partial resolution with strong adherence to protocol and empathy.

V1 Case Analysis

Customer reports Roku TV apps not loading on Linksys mesh network; other devices work normally. Agent advised that Linksys does not block apps by default, suggested disabling IPv6 via http://myrouter.local and checking DNS. No model/serial collected. Customer instructed to contact Roku support if issue persists.

Troubleshooting Steps
  • Confirmed other devices have internet, isolating issue to Roku TV.
  • Identified possible IPv6/DNS conflict based on customer's notes.
  • Advised disabling IPv6 via router admin page (myrouter.local) and provided password‑reset guidance.
Key Observations
  • Agent did not collect product model, serial number, or warranty information despite troubleshooting a specific device.
  • Agent provided correct local admin URL (myrouter.local) and accurate technical guidance on disabling IPv6.
  • Agent failed to confirm whether the customer could access the web UI or perform the steps, especially given the non-technical nature of the end user.
  • Communication lacked empathy and active listening; agent did not acknowledge customer frustration or simplify instructions for a non-technical audience.
  • Call ended abruptly without summarizing next steps or offering further support paths beyond Roku.
Positive Highlights
  • Correctly stated that Linksys routers do not block specific apps by default unless custom settings are applied.
  • Accurately identified IPv6 as a potential cause of Roku app connectivity issues and advised disabling it safely.
  • Provided correct access method via http://myrouter.local and explained fallback to IPv4.
  • Offered valid password reset guidance for forgotten admin credentials.
Agent Errors / Gaps
  • Missing collection of product model and serial number, which are relevant for mesh troubleshooting and warranty eligibility.
  • Did not confirm if the customer could successfully log into the router admin page or understand how to navigate the web UI.
  • Failed to acknowledge customer frustration or adapt communication style for a non-technical caller assisting an elderly user.
  • Did not offer alternative support paths such as sending instructions via email or linking to a KB article.
  • Ended call without confirming understanding or next steps, leading to potential confusion.

V2 Indicator Ratings

Resolution
R1 Partially Met Issue actually resolved conf 95%
Agent identified a plausible fix (disabling IPv6) and advised next steps, but did not confirm resolution; outcome depends on customer follow-up.
R2 Met Diagnostic thoroughness conf 90%
Agent asked relevant diagnostic questions (band separation), identified a likely cause (IPv6 conflict), and provided a targeted fix aligned with KB guidance on app connectivity issues.
R3 Met Correct resolution path conf 95%
Agent selected an appropriate path: troubleshooting configuration (IPv6) rather than escalating or dismissing; accounted for user’s non-technical level by simplifying access via myrouter.local.
Technical Accuracy
T1 Met Technically accurate info conf 90%
Agent identified the symptom (apps work on hotspot but not home Wi-Fi), ruled out device failure, asked about band separation, and correctly inferred a network-level cause (IPv6).
T2 Met Appropriate tools / resources used conf 95%
No tool use was necessary — the issue required customer-side access to router settings (IPv6 disable), which the agent correctly directed; remote tools were not feasible given account holder’s non-technical status and lack of cloud account.
T3 Met No misinformation conf 95%
All technical info was accurate: Linksys doesn’t block apps by default, IPv6 disable is safe, myrouter.local is correct local access method, app lacks IPv6 control — all consistent with KB.
Communication
C1 Met Clear & professional language conf 90%
Agent maintained control throughout, responded to customer’s scattered narrative with focused questions, guided toward solution, and closed professionally despite customer’s tangents.
C2 Met Confirmed understanding conf 90%
Agent used plain language, avoided unnecessary jargon, explained IPv6 in context (‘not needed by default’), and reassured the customer about safety of changes despite low technical literacy.
Customer Ownership
O1 Met Ownership & empathy conf 95%
Agent owned the case end-to-end, did not transfer, provided complete guidance, and stayed engaged until customer expressed understanding and closure.
O2 Met Proactive follow-through conf 90%
Agent clearly stated next steps: disable IPv6 via router UI, then contact Roku if unresolved — a logical, actionable sequence appropriate to the issue.
O3 Not Applicable Closure confirmation conf 100%
No prior case history was referenced or available; this was a first contact.
Escalation Judgment
E1 Met Correct escalation decision conf 95%
No escalation was needed — the issue was within L1 scope (configuration troubleshooting), and the agent provided a valid resolution path.
E2 Not Applicable Escalation prep & handoff conf 100%
No escalation occurred and none was warranted.
Customer Experience
X1 Met Customer effort minimised conf 90%
Agent used empathetic phrases (‘No worries there’), remained patient through customer’s disorganized description, and closed warmly despite lack of full resolution.
X2 Met Tone & rapport conf 90%
Agent adapted tone to match customer’s pace, used reassurance, and confirmed understanding implicitly by allowing customer to repeat back intent to try IPv6 disable.
X3 Met Overall experience conf 90%
Agent minimized effort by directing to the simplest fix (IPv6 disable) and avoided unnecessary steps like factory resets or ISP involvement; acknowledged app limitations and guided to correct interface.
Call Transcript10 turns · 12 lines
Speaker 1
Hi. I've got a my, basically my mother-in-law, the place that she stays, she's got a Linksys, Roo, her set up with the nodes and everything. It's not my account. I'm not going to ask you specific questions about the account, but she has a Roku TV. Roku operating system TV which she uses some apps to watch, you know, certain things like YouTube and some other apps. For some reason, after a whole year now, the, I think the, the Internet has blocked it from being what. watch for some reason, so the apps aren't working, but it works on hotspot. So I've tried like, basically tried and I've linked the TV to the hotspot to see, is it the is it the TV, is it the operating system, is it the thing, and I've I've using chat TCP, I figured out that it's the internet that's actually doing that. Um, I've also tried to reset everything, I've reset, restarted the TV, reset the internet, reset the nodes, separated the nodes. Um, I did what I can basically, but I was just wondering, with your Lin TCP, um, internet, does it stop certain apps or is there a way around it? No, I haven't done neither. Yes, sorry, go on. [silence]
00:00
Speaker 2
Uh huh. Ah. mm. No. By default, Linksys nodes, or routers in general, should not block anything. Not unless if you personally did some changes. Can I also ask, have you tried, uh, have you tried separating the band?
01:00
Speaker 1
Everybody's, like, phones and iPads and everything is working. All the other TVs are working, but her one particularly is not. So I assumed it was the TV until we did the hotspot check, and that seems fine. There's no, I don't think I can, let me just check. What did it tell me? I guess you can use it to kind of help me understand it as well. I'm just pulling what it said last time, where was it? And then it says try changing the DNS, but I didn't want to fiddle with that, so I just left that as it is. There was also something else that you have to, it said to disable the IP something, IP, I'll, What it was. That's the one, yeah. So it says, but we can't do that on the, I mean, I tries to log in. When I was there, I'm not there at the moment, obviously, but when I was there, I downloaded the app and I tries to check and see if that's possible, but your app doesn't allow for that to happen. I don't even know what that's supposed to do. It was just something I needed to try, but I don't understand what that would do. To be honest, is it safe to do so? Uh-huh. Oh, I see. Okay, so it's not restricted to the, okay. Is it safe to disable it just to see if it's going to work? Uh-huh. Okay, so, um, Right. So if I log in, like, when you say log in, so is it the same as,
02:00
Speaker 2
the IPv6, I see. That option that option is oh, that option is not available on the Linksys app. To disable the IPv6, it must be done either on a laptop tablet or computer that's available. Yes, it is safe, since by default all devices use IPv4. Only specific devices use IPv6.
03:00
Speaker 1
okay. okay then we say credentials. do they have to because the, the account holder is an old guy. so he doesn't really know much technical things.. what I mean is he doesn't have an online account on his thing.. is that the password of the root access? I don't think he's got an account. okay. right. no, that was the first thing I did. I asked him, I said, do you have a login account? he
04:00
Speaker 2
You, you just need to search My router dot local and there It will ask you for your credentials. It will show you some security risks first but I assure you that's completely normal so you just need to bypass to those. There there is an option to either reset the password if you cannot remember so that you can create a new one but if you can still remember it just the admin password because it will no worries there. Once again, if you cannot remember any credentials, there's an option to reset so you can either create one or just put in the same old one if it can still be remembered.
04:00
Speaker 1
He's not technical at all. He knows nothing. Um, he gets his bills by post. and if he's got a problem, he calls up. That's how not tech savvy he is. So, when I was asking the question, I was kind of struggling. And the reason I downloaded the app is because obviously, I was, um, checking what it's supposed to be what needs to be done. And it directed me to your, to your app, which was very helpful. Um, okay. So, we'll do the, oh, right. So, we'll try and figure out the online version then. And then we'll just disable the IPv6 and see if that works. Okay. If it doesn't, I see. Okay. Well, no, there's one more thing that I need to do, which is re factory reset the, the TV, which I haven't done. So, I wanted to try this first. So, if I do that first, if it doesn't work, then I'll factory reset the TV, and then we'll see the budget search section. Yeah. 'Cause everybody, everything else seems to
05:00
Speaker 2
[silence] No worries there. [silence] I see. Yes, but if there's still no changes. That's the time you will need to reach out to Roku themselves. [silence] All right. [silence] No worries there.
05:00
Speaker 1
be working. Okay. All right, then, thank you so much. Thank you.
06:00
Speaker 2
Alright. [silence] Alright. thank you for calling Linksys. take care and have a great day.
06:00