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Call Start
2026-06-30 20:52
Duration
72m 28s
Contact
Nick Rahn
Issue Type
Internet/WAN Setup
V2 Outcome
Unresolved
V2 Band
Needs Improvement

Agent & Case Context

Agent
Edgar Ian Mark Catulong
HappyFox Case
Support Country
Other / Unmapped
Product Family
MESH SYSTEMS
CSAT
Sentiment Trajectory
Transcript quality flagged: the ASR/quality-validation pipeline detected and excluded unreliable transcript segments from grading (1 hallucinated segment, 2 too-garbled-to-score segments). Excluded from aggregate KPIs — treat remaining scores and transcript with caution.

V1 Rubric Scores

Resolution2.00/5
Accuracy3.00/5
Communication2.00/5
Protocol1.00/5
Efficiency2.00/5
Overall2.2/5

V2 Rubric Scores

Resolution2.19/5
Technical2.19/5
Communication3.75/5
Ownership5.00/5
EscalationN/A
Customer Exp1.79/5
Overall57.4% (+13.4)

V2 Grader Summary

The agent maintained ownership and used appropriate diagnostic tools but failed to resolve the issue and provided technically inaccurate advice regarding the necessity of bridge mode for the ISP modem. Core troubleshooting steps like power cycling were skipped, and the customer was subjected to high physical effort to perform tests.

V1 Case Analysis

Customer with 8-node Velop mesh experiencing intermittent Wi-Fi drops, selective website failures (Netflix works, Apple TV/speed test/Amazon Prime fail), and inconsistent node visibility. Agent reviewed IP settings, disabled MLO/DFS/channel-finder (correct), and scheduled callback to test direct modem connection and verify bridge-mode status. No model/serial collected, no case created.

Troubleshooting Steps
  • Verified router IP address (10.0.0.1) and default gateway
  • Confirmed MLO, DFS, and automatic channel finder were disabled in advanced Wi-Fi settings (technically correct)
  • Discussed potential double-NAT caused by Xfinity modem exiting bridge mode
  • Suggested direct wired test to modem to isolate WAN connectivity issue (valid next step)
Key Observations
  • Agent did not collect product model or serial number (protocol violation)
  • No warranty status verification despite discussing advanced configuration issues (protocol violation)
  • Bridge-mode status of Xfinity modem was never verified during call (critical omission)
  • MLO/DFS/channel-finder guidance was technically correct per KB
  • Direct modem test suggestion was appropriate but not executed during call
  • No case number created despite scheduling callback (protocol violation)
  • No self-help KB articles or email follow-up provided (protocol violation)
  • Call flow was inefficient with excessive silence and repeated questions
Positive Highlights
  • Correctly identified potential double-NAT/bridge-mode conflict
  • Appropriately guided customer to disable MLO/DFS/channel-finder
  • Suggested valid next step (direct modem test) to isolate WAN issue
  • Scheduled follow-up callback with clear next action
Agent Errors / Gaps
  • Failed to collect or confirm product model/serial number (protocol violation)
  • Did not verify warranty status despite discussing advanced configuration issues
  • Did not verify bridge-mode status of Xfinity modem during call
  • Did not provide self-help KB articles or email follow-up with troubleshooting steps
  • No case number created despite scheduling callback
  • Inefficient call flow with excessive silence and repeated questions

V2 Indicator Ratings

Resolution
R1 Not Met Issue actually resolved conf 98%
Customer still reports sites not loading (e.g., speed test, Amazon Prime) after troubleshooting; no resolution confirmed.
R2 Partially Met Diagnostic thoroughness conf 92%
Agent used router diagnostics and IP checks but skipped foundational steps like power cycling or checking firmware, which are standard per KB.
R3 Met Correct resolution path conf 94%
Agent pursued a logical path—investigating bridge mode conflict, checking public IP, and planning a direct modem test—appropriate for suspected double-NAT.
Technical Accuracy
T1 Partially Met Technically accurate info conf 88%
Agent identified partial symptoms (some sites work, inconsistent node visibility) and asked about gateway and public IP, but did not confirm firmware or recent changes systematically.
T2 Met Appropriate tools / resources used conf 95%
Agent correctly used the router’s web interface, diagnostics tab, and IP tables—appropriate tools for analyzing connectivity and routing issues.
T3 Not Met No misinformation conf 90%
Agent stated 'there's no need to set the Xfinity to bridge mode' [45:00]. This is contradicted by the velop_wifi_connectivity.md KB, which explicitly instructs users to check if the ISP requires a PPPoE connection and to configure Internet Settings accordingly to avoid conflicts. In a double-NAT scenario with a gateway modem, bridge mode is the standard requirement to ensure the Linksys router handles routing, as the agent's own diagnostic of a 'public IP' was used to dismiss a necessary configuration.
Communication
C1 Met Clear & professional language conf 96%
Agent framed the purpose, maintained control, managed transitions, and set a clear callback time (9 AM next day), demonstrating call ownership.
C2 Partially Met Confirmed understanding conf 87%
Agent used technical terms (IPv4, diagnostics, bridge mode) without simplifying; customer had to ask for clarification on steps, indicating mismatch in adaptation.
Customer Ownership
O1 Met Ownership & empathy conf 97%
Agent owned the case throughout, did not transfer, and committed to follow up—no avoidance or evasion observed.
O2 Met Proactive follow-through conf 96%
Agent established a specific next step (direct modem test) and scheduled a callback at 9 AM, with mutual agreement on timing.
O3 Not Applicable Closure confirmation conf 100%
No prior case history referenced or observable; appears to be first contact.
Escalation Judgment
E1 Not Applicable Correct escalation decision conf 100%
No escalation occurred and none was warranted—agent was actively troubleshooting with a plan in place.
E2 Not Applicable Escalation prep & handoff conf 100%
No escalation occurred and none was warranted—agent retained ownership with a follow-up scheduled.
Customer Experience
X1 Partially Met Customer effort minimised conf 85%
Agent acknowledged customer’s anxiety briefly but did not consistently validate frustration over repeated failures or three-hour troubleshooting effort.
X2 Partially Met Tone & rapport conf 83%
Agent maintained a technical, fast-paced tone; customer expressed difficulty keeping up (e.g., needing to move equipment), but agent did not adjust pace or simplify.
X3 Not Met Overall experience conf 93%
Customer had to cut cable ties and reconfigure docking stations—high-effort tasks that could have been deferred or reduced with better planning.
Call Transcript94 turns · 111 lines
Speaker 1
This is jinx this technical support calling. This call is recorded for quality assurance. Please hold as we connect you to a . Hello? Hello sir, this is Mark from the Linksys level two tech team. Is this the best time to call you back? All right. Okay. So from what I understand, sir, you have a set up of eight m.v. seven thousand nodes and uh they're experiencing this dropping of connection. And uh Go ahead, sir. Yeah, go ahead.
00:00
Speaker 2
[KEEP_UNCERTAIN] Hello. [silence] Hello. [silence] Um yes is a good time. I think we're anxious to get those fixed. So I appreciate your call. That's correct. Yeah, and I, and I've been planning [silence] Are you there? Okay. So, you know, after today, [silence] [silence] yeah, there I've had several, you know, gone through several all the things that you'd expect, you know, make sure your firmware is up to date, uh, you know, etc, etc, etc. What you can probably see today when I called, uh, it was initially because the network just kept on rebooting with with increasing frequency. Um, and I I think I'm I have a theory as to why that was. Uh, you know, we live in a very humid climate and and probably at the most humid part of the year. Uh, and so the signal quality to the, you know, six of the nodes are wired to our um wireless. And the signal would drop. Uh, Okay. Oh my God. And that that's what was causing.
00:00
Speaker 1
You seem to be cutting it in the note or 1. Uh-huh. 1.
02:00
Speaker 2
The support person is this morning. You know, network went down. Uh and the behavior sense it's gone down, you know, I've gone through and rebooted everything and uh, you know, it's it's really bizarre. Uh, where like some websites work fine, others don't. I have white lights on all of the um, all eight of the nodes. Uh, when I open up the app, uh, initially when I opened up the app, I would only uh, it would only show the the parent node and not and not show any of the child nodes. Uh, and you know, on and and so some and again, uh, depending upon where you were in the house, like, uh, you can't you can't pull up YouTube from any of the Apple TVs or you can't run a speed test on. None of the Apple TVs, uh, but Netflix will work on the Apple TVs and like we didn't really make any routing changes. Uh, so, this has been a head scratcher for me because I don't know, I don't know how, you know, moving some nodes and changing some, um, uh, you know, some of the the advanced, uh, you know, node connectivity features, you know, you know the technical name for those better than I do. I don't see why this would cause us to happen. Uh, and so, you know, as as I've been away from this this call I've been researching and trying to figure it out, my my only theory, uh, but but you can also tell me if my theory is all wet or not, which I just got two seconds before you called is, so the way that these are connected, you know, we go through a, uh, you know, an Xfinity, uh, [silence] an Xfinity at all and what we did today, so it would seem odd that that's the case. But you could see a scenario where there if you had two two of the same two routers trying to route at the same time. I mean, I'm trying to figure out what else it could possibly be. So that's everything I got for you. What would you like for me to try?
03:00
Speaker 1
nodes have steady white light? Uh-uh. okay, so only the parent node is shown on the app. okay. and you have not observed that the light indicator would change? I
06:00
Speaker 2
they do. but like I said, if I if I pull up the app, it takes it takes the app an unusually long time to to come up. and sometimes when it comes up, I only see the parent node and other times, I'll see the parent and the child nodes. sometimes uh but not but other times I mean you know I I've I've been playing with this now for three hours or so and so sometimes they do come up other times they don't
06:00
Speaker 1
all right and is the issue like devices are or like the device completely disconnects from the Wi-Fi or still connects
07:00
Speaker 2
Uh, you know, in in the last several hours, like when this first happened, yes, I had some go red. Uh, for the last two hours, or so, maybe an hour, um they've been white.
07:00
Speaker 1
connected but there's just no internet access [silence] the other device won't connect.
08:00
Speaker 2
restarted both iPhones and, you know, all the fundamental things that you would likely ask me to do. So that's, yeah, that's where I got to. Yeah, like her iPhone won't connect to an app that my iPhone will, or we have Amazon Alexa all over the house. And in one room the Alexa works, and in the other room the Alexa's offline. That kind of stuff. You know, none of the app, and there's like five Apple TVs. None of them will connect to the speed test website, or Hulu, or YouTube, but they will Netflix. [silence]
09:00
Speaker 1
uh huh. So, which one is in bridge motor? Is it the parent node or
10:00
Speaker 2
and but they won't fine video I mean you get the just really strange strange uh yeah to me it it that's what led me to this maybe the bridge mode somehow was turned off when we changed our other settings because it it it would almost be like there's two two routers conflicting with each other is all I can think of. Well so it goes yeah so the bridge mode is from the cable company cable company so which here it's called Xfinity but it's you know just a Comcast product uh and then you know Linksys is supposed to be running everything uh and again you know we haven't that's the only thing I could possibly you know think of uh you know cuz I I don't think any of the changes we did would do that but I it's again I I'm not a network expert uh xastuz. [silence]
10:00
Speaker 1
[silence] Okay. Mhm. Okay. Let's see. so based on the very recent logs that you sent, uh, MLO is enabled.
11:00
Speaker 2
for, uh, but it has taken me three hours to get to that as a potential culprit. But, but, but again, you're the expert. So if I'm barking up the wrong tree, you know, you can let me know, or give me something else to test. [silence] Uh, we turned it off.
11:00
Speaker 1
yeah it's enabled or let's double check [silence]
12:00
Speaker 2
So today MLO was enabled. Oh, but is it is it enabled now? Cause we, we turned it off. She had me turn it off today. Let me take a look. Yeah. CFN. All right. Um, log back on via the browser. Waiting for the screen to come up. [silence]
12:00
Speaker 1
[silence]
13:00
Speaker 2
In order for the cell phone to work, I've got to be really far away from the router because the cell phone repeaters aren't working. The only way I can get to the MLO setting is on the... I can't get... I can't get to it from the app, can I? Are you there? Nothing. Okay, well, I'm... Okay, I'm pulling up the... the app has come up. The web page isn't. So that's it. Where's... where's the...
13:00
Speaker 1
You need to go to the Wi-Fi settings, then advanced Wi-Fi settings. Yes. Hmm. Okay.
14:00
Speaker 2
MLo in the app is that under the advanced settings? Wi-Fi Settings. Got it. Advanced. Wi-Fi. Yeah. So, yeah, MLo is off and Dynamic Frequency Selection is off. And she also had me go in to Channel Finder, I think, and, uh, yeah, turned off the automatic channel finder as well. And it is still off.
14:00
Speaker 1
And the app shows all of the nodes right now or just a very not? Okay. And how about on the web browser in your computer? What's the address to two you're using? [silence]
15:00
Speaker 2
Let me see. Little app shows all of them now. Well, it shows, um, there's six nodes, one wireless node. Uh, but the wireless node with the, the best range by far, now the app is showing that it's offline. Um, yeah, so I've, yeah, since we've been talking, I've just refreshed it on my browser and it's been waiting the whole time. It hasn't, hasn't come up. But that, okay, there he is. Now we're closer. Now it's, hold on one second. Just needs to refresh. I'm still trying though. Spurs I'm refreshing. I've got to refresh again. Nothing is coming up, nothing. Because we don't have a one- off buttons. Yep, so we can be a one-off. If I'm going to one-off. Because every time I refresh, that's refreshing to come back up. Back again, okay, so confirming wireless node three is. Nope. One of three. Uh-huh. Freedom of order. I'm... got the hourglass going. [silence] And so earlier, when only one node was showing up on the app on the browser, when I went to router settings, connectivity, and then I just on the firmware update click detail, it would show all the nodes. although right now it's showing 123456 it's not showing uh either wireless node.
15:00
Speaker 1
Okay. What's the IP address that your computer is getting? Well, is it connected to the? I know like, so then the computer that you're using right now, how is it connected? Is it wired or. Well, The IP address that your computer is getting. Like what's the default gateway.
17:00
Speaker 2
For the, for the parent node, which IP address do you need? [silence] It's connected via Wi-Fi, it's connected via Wi-Fi, uh, and then I typed in the IP address of the parent node in the browser, which is 10.0.0.1, uh, and that's how I got it. So which, which IP address do you need?
17:00
Speaker 1
Tim. Yeah. How about the default gateway? Right. So the, what was that, what do you call that, Xfinity cable modem. Is that where the parenthood is wired into? [silence]
18:00
Speaker 2
Okay, so my computer is uh 10.0.0.109 yeah the default Gateway is 10.0.0.1 which is what I've set the Lynxis to be. Yeah. Yes, yeah. And that's the one that that
18:00
Speaker 1
Oh. OK. How many Ethernet ports does the Xfinity modem have? [silence] There's multiple nodes, but only one port is being used and that's where the parent node is wired into. [silence]
19:00
Speaker 2
like I said my only theory at this point is that somehow when we made these changes it caused that modem to reset and it went out of bridge mode and but that that's that's the only dumb theory I have. I you know I don't know. Well it has several but there's only one that it's connected to uh so you know it uh the only one goes to the linus. Yes correct correct.
19:00
Speaker 1
Now, when you go back to the browser in your computer and then you log on to the interface using the default Gateway address, which is 10.0.0.0.1. Where does it where does it route you? Okay. So you're able to log into the interface. Okay. Let's go to troubleshooting. It's on the very left.
20:00
Speaker 2
Uh-huh. Uh-huh. That routes me to the Lynx-Sys. That's how I could verify how many nodes were on, just when you were asking before. Yeah. Yeah, I'm on the interface right now. All right.
20:00
Speaker 1
uh no no sir so when you go to when you go to troubleshooting uh let's go to or scroll or this is a tab this is status and below status there's report click on report okay and then what is the uh connection type ipv4 yes
21:00
Speaker 2
got it. [silence] for the IP four? automatic configuration B, H C P.
21:00
Speaker 1
Now, scroll down to the very bottom here of the page. You should see two tables. First table is for the internet. Does it have an X mark? Yeah.
22:00
Speaker 2
what which how much more information you want okay uh yeah the ports on the internet uh show um nothing next on a 10 100 uh one X on a 2.5 uh and then on port four it shows an X under the one gigabit which probably that that makes sense that's probably how that's connected that's yeah you'd have the one one gigabit is going to be the port that comes from the modem and then the two point
22:00
Speaker 1
Okay going back to the top click on the diagnostics tab all right, then on the right side there's a section where it shows the internet address what is the internet address for the IPv4
23:00
Speaker 2
and five is what I then take to a little switch and it connects to the rest of the wired nodes. Or yeah, the one gig, sorry, to the wired nodes and then the 2.5 from the internet. That makes sense. Uh-huh. Yeah I'm on it. Yep. 73 55 146 245. [silence]
23:00
Speaker 1
7 3 5 5 1 4 6 2 4 5. Okay. Okay. So there's an option to set the nodes to bridge mode. And at the same time, the trinity modem has the same option to be set to bridge mode. Mm-hm.
24:00
Speaker 2
Yep. [silence] Yes. Uh and I did I did that you know, a year ago. Uh the only reason why I I'm I'm even saying that the Xfinity might uh have changed is cuz this behavior is just so weird. It's like a routing IP address conflict type issue.
24:00
Speaker 1
Okay. Okay, hold on. Uh, see. Since you're in that
25:00
Speaker 2
That's the only re...more than that. I don't have any ideas.
25:00
Speaker 1
or let me confirm this first. Is there another device behind the Xfinity modem? or from the outside [silence] or from the outside and what's its address? Oh so it's probably sitting behind the Xfinity modem.
26:00
Speaker 2
Oh, yeah, start a ping sure sure. I guess it's gonna need an IP address. Where do you want me to ping? Okay. Uh, just the internet? I mean, that's, I guess, technically, the link systems behind the Xfinity and then on the opposite side of the Xfinity is a fiber connection.
26:00
Speaker 1
Sure. There's a fiber connection that goes to the Xfinity modem. and from the Xfinity modem, there goes the Linksys notes. All right. this computer, can this be connected straight or wired to the modem? Yeah. Does it have an E in it? for it?
27:00
Speaker 2
For the link, correct. Correct. The one I'm on now. Uh, I mean, it would take it, it would take me a little while. I have to get a, um, you know, a docking station that's got an ethernet port in it. And then I could connect via the USB port on the, uh, ethernet port. And then, uh, I could connect that. Um, so I'd have to
27:00
Speaker 1
I see. and then from the start of this call, you mentioned that there are four nodes that are wired. okay. So when we reveal the port stable. I think you only mentioned that there's only one X mark under the what do you call this? The ports table? I think you have
28:00
Speaker 2
Move some wires and disconnect some stuff, but it's possible, I can do it, yes. Well, yeah, no, actually, there's uh, the parent node, and then uh, five children nodes, or a total of six nodes are wired, and two nodes are wireless, of the eight total.
28:00
Speaker 1
Okay, and then that cable that's plugged into port four of the parent node, where does it go? Okay.
29:00
Speaker 2
Oh, the ports table down at the bottom, yeah, there's just one X, you know, under internet on the 2.5 gigabit port. And then, you know, on port four, there's another X under the 1 gigabit port, which would make perfect sense on the Linksys, right? You know, I'm coming in from the router, or I'm coming in from the cable modem, and then I'm going out to the rest of the house. [silence]
29:00
Speaker 1
and the connection of the child node goes through the wall from the, OK. And then on the end of the cable going I mean the end of the cable that's plugged into the child nodes is it plugged into the very bottom, the internet port? [silence]
30:00
Speaker 2
Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, all the child nodes are plugged into the internet port uh, and that's you know, then plugged into the wall, which is been plugged into that uh, switch that I was mentioning before. And you know, until I had the call with the tech person this morning, everything was working fine.
30:00
Speaker 1
Okay. Okay. All right. let's hit okay at the bottom. And then let's go to the [silence] transcript.
31:00
Speaker 2
uh, it, uh, uh, well, I wouldn't say fine. I called because the network would crash maybe daily. Uh, and, and my theory that that, that crash was related to these wireless child nodes, maybe was not a good theory. Uh, but now it's, you know, now, now after that call, it's, it's got, you know, usually, I could just restart the whole network, uh, and things would run fine. And now restarting the whole network has caused this. [silence] Okay? [silence]
31:00
Speaker 1
Wi-Fi settings. That's on the very left. Right above "security." [silence] So, let's say. From here, it's MLO is [silence] unable to as well. Okay.
32:00
Speaker 2
Yep. Got it. Yep. Yep. All right. All right. Yeah. ML. LO's disabled. DFS is disabled. Closing steerings on and node steering.
32:00
Speaker 1
So, what's missing in this setup, sir, is setting the Xfinity modem back to, what was that, Bridge mode. [silence]
34:00
Speaker 2
Well, yeah, I think, so that was the, I haven't, I never turned it off. I'm wondering though, like, that's the only behavior that I can think of that would cause this problem. Uh, but I, you know, I'll need to take the whole network down so that I can connect to the Xfinity to even see. Because it right, you know, right now, it's just set up in dumb mode. Uh, and so that I have to, that's my only You see what I'm saying? So if I take everything down and, you know, get the wired connection to the Xfinity and, you know, get the documentation, disconnect the monitors and I can at least check that, right?
34:00
Speaker 1
I'm I don't know as well. But what's the model numbers of this? Was that was it asked before? Yeah, let's check that.
35:00
Speaker 2
but I have no other way to check it. Yeah. Of the Xfinity? Uh, All right. I'll have to. No, it's never been asked. Um, but I I I can walk upstairs and find it out if if I, if our cell connection will will last if you want me to take a look at it. All right. Hold on. Uh, all right. Um, see if I can take a picture. Um,
35:00
Speaker 1
Okay. It's not printed in front of it. Okay.
37:00
Speaker 2
let's see, I'm gonna open the app and see if it tells me on the app. Uh, I mean everything here would make it look like, I mean it says there's zero devices connected to it, which would lead you to believe that it's still in bridge mode. Let's see if it tells me what the device is.
38:00
Speaker 1
Okay. I see. Or maybe you have kept its manual or something. Or it's box. Okay. So does it have its own Wi-Fi? [silence]
39:00
Speaker 2
Modems on lines. It doesn't have a model number or like and equipment tab or, you know, one of those things that you would normally have. No, if I did, I I would I mean it's it it's mounted in a mounting bracket, uh, you know, at the top of a network closet, which is why I'm struggling to even get to anything. But there, you know, there isn't uh, there isn't a model number anywhere on. Yeah, but that's all shut off, right?
39:00
Speaker 1
And were you the one who set it to bridge mode or was that advised to you by the ISP?
40:00
Speaker 2
right, well, so, I did put it in bridge mode. So, this is a pretty highly automated house. And so we've got a control four network and when we set up the control four network, the integrator for control four, you know, made I had a choice. You know, I could either put the Linksys in bridge mode, which I really kind of started to limit some of the features that the Linksys offers or I could put the cable modem in bridge mode. And so I chose to put the cable modem in bridge mode. I mean, I just bought this, you know, eight node Y.
40:00
Speaker 1
Okay. All right. So what was the goal, sir? Why the Xfinity modem was set to bridge mode? [silence]
41:00
Speaker 2
All right, so that's how that happened. But you know, again, until I talked to the representative today, they were, none of the, you know, I've had other issues, like the network crashing and all that kind of stuff. But I haven't had, you know, these really bizarre, you know, more like routing issues, right? Where some websites work and some don't, and that kind of stuff. the routing to happen with the, with the links is setup. I mean, the the infinity or infinity is just a, you know, just an internet connection. And so for the, for the rest of my automation and everything to function, you know, you really don't want the the IP addresses getting assigned behind the links they're all using. But again, this was this was a year ago. You know, and it has been fine until today. So like I said, that, you know, the only I can think of that it's somehow both devices are now trying to act as a, as a router.
41:00
Speaker 1
well when when we captured the IP address or internet address it was 73.55.146.245 uh so this is a public IP address uh it's not private so so that means that the router side of the Xfinity modem is not there
43:00
Speaker 2
I, I think so, yeah, I can go back down and double check, yeah, yeah, . right, no, no, no, no, that's just, that's, that's, that's what the address is coming into my house, correct.
43:00
Speaker 1
So, then... But how about if you said it this way, sir? Let's say... uh, the Xfinity modem, it's just a receiver of the internet service from the outside, right? And then, when you connect the parent node to it, set it up and then add child nodes, and then just use the Wi-Fi on the nodes or connect devices wired to the nodes. Everything will be handled by the nodes. There's no need to set the Xfinity to bridge mode.
44:00
Speaker 2
Mm-hmm. Correct. Mm-hmm. Right. Correct. No, No, no. Mm-hmm. Well, yeah, it is. Uh, 'cause I, I don't, if I, uh, if the, Xfinity is assigning IP addresses.
45:00
Speaker 1
[silence] [silence] [silence] Okay. But [silence] let's say you're not able to control those devices. [silence]
46:00
Speaker 2
and acting as a router, you know, my home automation system, like all of my TVs aren't aren't controllable anymore. The you know, there's issues with with that. You know, I'm if if that's what you're going to tell me to do, I'm just going to throw all this stuff away because the cost of the other stuff far exceeds the the already expensive routers. Because uh well, this is what the tech had me do in the first place because they none of things weren't working. Uh, you know, there's a fair amount of network traffic that goes on uh with all of these, you know, all these devices are pulling each other. And uh, you know, are you on, are you off? You know, for just
46:00
Speaker 1
Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. I'm I'm I'm trying to yeah, I'm trying to figure out as well what's happening or what's causing this. So what do you call this? Who do you think, sir, is assigning IP address to the devices? Okay. It does. That's right. Okay. I'm reaching my own of the notes. So have you tried again, sir, to access those websites that you mentioned earlier that... [silence]
47:00
Speaker 2
the, the links is hopefully. quite Since you and I have been on the phone, hold on. The trick is, is that my connection with you is only stable outside. So I have to kind of walk around and see. Well, all right. And initially it was a whole lot of, uh, sights and then it looked like the network kind of stabilized. But uh, like something simple, hold on. I'm waiting for this to come back on. [silence] Like one of the sites that none of the Apple TVs connects to is just a simple, uh, you know, speed test ping site. And, uh, yeah, like I'm doing that right now and it's it's not working. It's telling me I'm not connected to the internet. [ silence] [KEEP_UNCERTAIN] Correct. Um, and like, right now, another one that doesn't work is Amazon Prime. And so, TV doesn't go to Amazon Prime. Um, but, um, if I, um, uh, I only figured this part. I just thought that the whole thing didn't work at all. Uh, but, like, you know, everybody's got a Netflix account, and it lets me open Netflix and it lets me stream a Netflix show right now and, uh, works fine. [applause] Uh, you know, all of these things, like, you know, usually they all work, or they all [silence]
48:00
Speaker 1
are you are you able to check your what's the IP address that this TV is assigned with let's go back to the web interface that's on your computer
52:00
Speaker 2
Well, don't. You know, it's not like some some IP addresses out there and they either do work and others don't, you know, I mean. Sure. I'll just go into settings. Yeah, yeah. Hold on one second. Um probably under network. Let's see what we find here. Yeah, um yeah, there's 10.0.0.200. Um and, you know, it's got an IP6 address and all that kind of stuff too. But it has the router at 10.0.0.1. All right, hold on. Yeah. All right. Coming up. Now I have to log in again. That was weird. It acted like it was going to log in. It just put me back to the screen. And like, that's the other thing too. Um, behavior of a lot of this stuff, um, is, um, weird. You know, where you log in, you think, and it just directs you back to the same page.
52:00
Speaker 1
You go to connectivity. Let's go to the internet settings. Then there's this little tab for IPv6. Click that and then you click edit. And then there's ip dv6 automatic is it checked? and let's uncheck that click on the box hit up yeah hit apply bye. all right
54:00
Speaker 2
Yeah. Okay. You know that that is not used for anything, huh? Yep. Got it. That's fun. Interesting though, and well, let's just take a look at my so my when the uh, so there was an apple TV that you asked me to get the address for uh, now, it's not okay, my mind it it it wasn't letting me control it um, the way it normally would.
55:00
Speaker 1
[silence] Okay. All right. Now, let's go back to troubleshooting. And then, let's go to diagnostics. [silence]
58:00
Speaker 2
And this is one of the newer ones. So this would have a V6 address. Let me just see if it, um, you know, pick one of those sites that wasn't working. Yeah, nevermind. I was trying to be all optimistic that maybe that's, that's not doing anything. So all right. All right.
58:00
Speaker 1
right on the lower left there's a section for restarting the system yes it's hit that then let's restart all right
59:00
Speaker 2
All right, let's good, says it's waiting.
59:00
Speaker 1
oh by the way sure uh while this is happening uh I'll to excuse for a minute just stay on the line and and I'll be back all right thank you sir
60:00
Speaker 2
Yeah. It's taking a lot of time. Mm-hmm. Yeah. All right. Sure thing.
60:00
Speaker 1
Hello, sir. All right. Thank you for being patient. So, um, from where you're at, sir, do you have, or the closest node to you right now, does it have a white light? Okay. Okay. How about the the web interface? Is it still loading? Okay.
66:00
Speaker 2
Hello. Sure. I can't see one but I'm sure it probably does. I can walk around and tell you. I there's two nodes in this room, one's wireless and one's wired and they both have a wide light. Still up? Yeah, yeah, no I rebooted and everything looks fine. I tested it and none of the problems changed after a ... uh, [silence]
66:00
Speaker 1
in that case or then uh we'll have to have a direct connection to the mode uh no like a a computer straight to the modem okay um I uh I can call you back but I only have an hour left. Well how about this? Maybe have a laptop and bring it, you know, to where the modem is and then connect it that way. right to it because what we're trying to do here is to test if the same issue is observed if direct connection to the modem uh does show the same issue. [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence] [silence]
67:00
Speaker 2
Oh I, I guess when I can call you back or get a call back from you or something like that because otherwise you're just waiting for me to move stuff for a while? Well that, yeah. Right, right. I I get it. So, the laptop that I have is uh USB uh ports or USB C, right? Uh and so in order to plug into the entire port of the modem, uh because the Wi-Fi on the modem's off. So there's no way to connect to the modem's Wi-Fi. Uh, I have to.
68:00
Speaker 1
Alright, sure. Uh um, well, what time is it when you're answering? Five. Yeah.
69:00
Speaker 2
get a docking station, which I can do. It's just going to take some time. uh, you know, to disconnect the docking station from one room. Uh, and you know, all the wires are all nicely routed in wire loom, you know, so I have to, just to get the power cable out of the thing, it's going to take me a little while, you know, because I have to cut all the used wire cutters, you know to cut all the cable ties and I mean, it's not a big deal, it's just, it's not it's going to take me more than five minutes. Yeah. So is that, so if if and you've only got an hour, uh, what time do you have tomorrow? Oh, yeah. Who knows? Uh, so it's 5pm Central right here. [silence]
69:00
Speaker 1
Okay, so my shift starts at 7:00 A.M. on your or not, sorry, 9:00 A.M. on your answer. Uh, uh, yeah, I can I can I can call you uh tomorrow 9:00 in the morning. [silence]
70:00
Speaker 2
Oh, okay. Can we, does that work for you? Do you already have something scheduled at night or can you just call me at 9:00 and it'll give me plenty of time to do all this stuff tonight? Because I, I mean, I could probably do it in less than an hour, but I don't want you to call me back in 30 minutes and have me still, pulling wires and disconnecting things from the network closet and stuff.
70:00
Speaker 1
Okay. Mm-hmm. Yeah, that, that'd be great. That'd be great. Okay. All right. Sir, we're in the Philippines. Uh, yes, sir. All right. Well, goodbye for now. Mm-hmm. [silence]
71:00
Speaker 2
all right all risk let's let's plan on that uh and uh you know I I of course yeah before then I mean tonight when I get this all set up I should be able to verify uh and you know if it's on which ended it is you know if the um if the cable modems still still working uh or or what it's doing uh okay all right uh well I will uh I'll talk to you in the morning thank you very much where are you at by the way okay wow so uh well good so you're you're you're certainly familiar with all the humidity that I'm talking about uh you know affecting the performance of the nodes so uh there's there's a lot of places in the world where that would not be the case so okay uh well I'll talk to you in the morning all right thanks Bye Bye from now
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