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Call Start
2026-07-16 13:33
Duration
46m 31s
Contact
914-216-3992
Issue Type
WiFi Connectivity
V2 Outcome
Partial Resolution
V2 Band
Developing

Agent & Case Context

Agent
Venn-Emir Calvin
HappyFox Case
#LTS00137445
Support Country
United States
Product Family
MESH SYSTEMS
CSAT
Sentiment Trajectory
Ticket subject: Node Not Reconfiguring_MX4200
Transcript quality flagged: the ASR/quality-validation pipeline detected and excluded unreliable transcript segments from grading (1 hallucinated segment, 1 too-garbled-to-score segment). Excluded from aggregate KPIs — treat remaining scores and transcript with caution.

V1 Rubric Scores

Resolution5.00/5
Accuracy5.00/5
Communication4.00/5
Protocol3.00/5
Efficiency2.00/5
Overall4.0/5

V2 Rubric Scores

Resolution4.06/5
Technical2.50/5
Communication5.00/5
Ownership4.00/5
Escalation5.00/5
Customer Exp4.29/5
Overall80.0% (-0.1)

V2 Grader Summary

The agent successfully achieved a solid blue LED on the problematic node using the 5-press method and factory resets, but failed to verify actual internet connectivity. Technical accuracy was partially met due to incorrect guidance regarding the default WiFi name after reset and the inappropriate use of the 5-press method as a setup step. The customer ended the call intending to perform further resets, indicating the resolution was not fully confirmed.

V1 Case Analysis

Customer reported a Velop MX4200 node flashing red and failing to pair after AT&T router was set to IP-passthrough. Performed factory reset of parent node, applied 5-press method, reset child nodes, re-added via app. All nodes now solid blue and Wi-Fi operational.

Troubleshooting Steps
  • Checked LED status of parent and child nodes
  • Performed reset of parent node (hold reset until light off, release)
  • Executed 5-press pairing method on parent node
  • Rebooted child node (power cycle)
  • Factory reset all nodes and re-added them via the Linksys app
Key Observations
  • Agent correctly applied the 5-press method, which is supported on MX4200 per KB
  • Warranty status was clearly identified as out-of-warranty
  • Call contained repeated instructions and small-talk, reducing efficiency
Positive Highlights
  • Accurate technical guidance consistent with Linksys KB, including correct use of 5-press method on MX4200
  • Provided ticket number (LTS00137445) early and clearly
  • Maintained courteous and empathetic tone throughout the call
  • Successfully restored full mesh functionality and confirmed solid blue on all nodes
Agent Errors / Gaps
  • Did not obtain a clear serial number from the customer
  • Repeated the 5-press method unnecessarily after initial success
  • Failed to guide customer to access myrouter.local or 192.168.1.1 during connectivity issues

V2 Indicator Ratings

Resolution
R1 Partially Met Issue actually resolved conf 85%
Agent claims the node is working (solid blue), but the customer never confirms full internet or WiFi functionality across devices; final resolution is based on LED status only, not verified connectivity. Customer plans to do further resets after call, indicating issue not fully resolved.
R2 Met Diagnostic thoroughness conf 90%
Agent guides through reset procedures, 5-press method, factory reset, LED observation, and web UI access attempt — all relevant steps for mesh node reconnection issues.
R3 Met Correct resolution path conf 95%
Agent acknowledges device is out of warranty but proceeds with full troubleshooting, aligning with OOW best-effort standard instead of dismissing the case.
Technical Accuracy
T1 Partially Met Technically accurate info conf 80%
Agent identifies symptom (flashing red) and follows procedure but does not diagnose root cause (e.g., IP passthrough misconfiguration or double NAT) before resorting to resets. No diagnostic questions about ISP setup changes beyond surface-level acknowledgment.
T2 Partially Met Appropriate tools / resources used conf 75%
Agent instructs customer to access myrouter.local, but customer fails to load it and reports 'not connected to internet' — agent does not troubleshoot this failure further or use it as diagnostic evidence. Misses opportunity to confirm WAN status or router admin access, a key tool in this scenario.
T3 Partially Met No misinformation conf 80%
Agent incorrectly states that after factory reset, the Wi-Fi name will be 'Linksys Setup' or 'Velop Setup' — per KB, MX4200 uses 'Velop-XXXX' (random suffix), not 'Setup'. Also, advises 5-press after factory reset, which is not standard procedure and risks unnecessary escalation log generation.
Communication
C1 Met Clear & professional language conf 90%
Agent opens with info collection, provides ticket number, maintains structure, and guides step-by-step without losing control despite customer digressions.
C2 Met Confirmed understanding conf 85%
Agent uses accessible language, confirms understanding, and matches customer’s conversational tone, ensuring clarity without technical overload.
Customer Ownership
O1 Met Ownership & empathy conf 95%
Agent owns the case end-to-end, performs all troubleshooting, and does not transfer or disengage despite complexity.
O2 Partially Met Proactive follow-through conf 70%
Agent gives next steps (reset nodes, move back to original spots), but customer intends to redo IP passthrough and factory reset entire system post-call — indicating next steps were incomplete or unclear about required reconfiguration.
O3 Not Applicable Closure confirmation conf 100%
Customer confirms this is first contact; no prior history to reference or handoff required.
Escalation Judgment
E1 Met Correct escalation decision conf 95%
No escalation trigger present; issue is within L1 scope (node pairing, reset procedures), and agent makes appropriate decision to resolve in-house.
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 expresses patience, acknowledges customer effort ('five hours straight'), and maintains courteous, empathetic tone throughout.
X2 Met Tone & rapport conf 85%
Agent adapts to customer’s pacing, allows time for movement, checks in regularly, and maintains engagement despite physical challenges described.
X3 Partially Met Overall experience conf 75%
Agent requires customer to perform multiple physical resets and movements; could have more proactively guided pre-checks (e.g., cable, placement) to reduce trial-and-error effort. Customer repeats actions multiple times without clear progress.
Call Transcript72 turns · 80 lines
Speaker 1
hmm, uh, you know, figure out what what the problem was and the suggestion was that I I have an AT&T, uh, my ISP is AT&T. And so I have an AT&T, um, you know, modem router that comes into the house. Uh, it's fiber, so it, you know, converts the fiber to to whatever signal. And the mesh system was, uh, I had, you know, a a primary node, uh, connected via ethernet. Mhm. And so I was just doing some, some research and and found out that, you you know, what I really should have done is turn that AT&T router, uh, flip the switch for to have an IP uh, pass-through or bridge, uh, function. And so, uh, you know, I started that process. And one of the things they make you do is they they say, well, you ought to also turn off the radio signal from the AT&T router. And and they even say they're like, well, it's not, you know, necessary, but it can that also can cause conflicts. So, you know, I do all that. Mhm. And my mesh system just went nuts. And one was trying to do it on my cell phone, using cell service in my basement, uh, to just get at least the AT&T modem back. I had to do a hard reset on that, so now I, at least I have some internet, but the mesh is just, I just screwed it up, and it's all my fault. I, I take all the blame, but, you know, I just need some help to see if I can get this back online, because I can't, you know, it literally has made my house unusable. No, no telephone, no, no, you know, I use, uh, Apple TV for all my TV, so, you know, that's down. It's just a mess. So, sorry for the long setup. But I got one node that's given me a hard time. And I don't know if you can help me, but it'd be great if you could. Uh, as of right now, so, so, um, very briefly, my fiber comes into my basement. My, uh, AT&T, uh,
01:00
Speaker 2
Just to clarify, you only have one node that's facing the issue. Questions, comments?
03:00
Speaker 1
Modem is there and my primary node is right next to it connected via ethernet. That node is, even that node was kind of experiencing some trouble yesterday, but that node is finally blue, running, you know, no, no issues there. I then had a first floor node, um, which is the node that I had been trying to pare again with the primary node because it, it, it, for some reason became unpared. And so I was trying to, you know, pair it with the primary. And then I had another node on the second floor. Now, the second floor node, uh, started flashing red, uh, when I got up to bed last night, and I brought it down and put it on the first floor to see if it was just a, you know, just a signal issue, meaning it was, it was just too far from the primary node, two floors down. And I have it upstairs, um, [silence] I mean, the signal was good, and then it flashed red. I don't know why. So, um, [silence] but my point is, is, um, so I decided, well, I'll just keep it downstairs. I'll just, [silence] grab it upstairs with myself, uh, or at least grab it upstairs on an outing or something like that and keep it downstairs overnight. [silence] And it, and when it, you know, booted up it was blue, but now it's flashing red. So, I don't think there's anything wrong with that node. That node's never had a problem. Um, but the node that it replaced, which is now down in the basement next to my primary node, because I was trying to pair it and do a bunch of stuff last night. That's the one I wanna I wanna try and focus on first because I I wanna get that, I wanna resurrect that node and get it working. Does that does that all kind of make sense? It is my first time calling, Ben. Yeah, thanks for asking. Okay. Sure. First name is Bradford. B-R-A-D-F-O-R-D. Last name is Bodeen. B-O-D-I-N-E. Yeah, thank you. Mhm. Oh, it's first initial last name. So, B
04:00
Speaker 2
I see. Before anything else, can I ask, is this your first time calling? If this is your first time calling, I'll just have to create the record here for you. Can I have your first and last name? Mm-hm. Thank you so much. Bradford Bodine. What about the email address? Mm- Hmm. Thank you so much. And the phone number you're currently calling is? Is it 914-216-3992? All right. Can you provide me the serial number of the Linksys unit? [silence]
05:00
Speaker 1
61. Yes, that's correct. It is a an MX, uh, where is it? Hold on, gosh, I know it's on here. Uh, it's an MX 42000, I believe from memory but, uh, oh yeah, there it is. It's under links. It's there. MX 42000. That's correct. Total of 3. Yes, it is. I am standing right next to it. Yep.
07:00
Speaker 2
Once again, it's three eight Eulek umbrella one zero mary three three boy one three six six one. What's the model of the device? Oh, many links this devices in total. Alright, right now the current child note that's giving you problem is near the parent node. Are you also next to it? Alright. Try holding the reset button until the light completely goes out, and keep on holding the reset button until you see a solid blue light turn on. Thank you.
07:00
Speaker 1
[KEEP_UNCERTAIN] Yeah, that doesn't happen, but I will do that. I've done that. Let's see here. Okay, so I'm holding it. Okay, so it's out. I'm still holding it. And you should hold it till it's a solid blue. Yep, I did let go. So it went solid blue. Now it's starting the flashing, like the slow, pulsating flash, and blue. Yep, I know this well, Ven. This is what I did for five hours last night. So let's hope.
08:00
Speaker 2
Yes, if you've seen solid blue, you just let go. Wait for it to finish rebooting. It should turn to a solid purple light. [silence]
08:00
Speaker 1
Ooh, I don't have anything to write that down. Hang on a second. I'm gonna have to walk back to my office. Is it okay to let this just kind of do its thing until it turns purple while I go back to my office? Do I need to stand here? Okay, great. All right. Boy, that's the other thing. You know, you just you you get so accustomed to just walking around your house, um, and internet's working. And now when you're you're doing this, you know, you got one phone in one hand, you got cords in another, you're holding a button. Uh, you know, it's it's it's definitely, uh, definitely tough. Okay. I now have something to write down that ticket number. Go ahead. Can I repeat?
09:00
Speaker 2
While waiting, here is your ticket number, which serves as your reference. Yes, go ahead. Your ticket number is L like Lima, T like Tango, S like Sierra, 00137445.
09:00
Speaker 1
Repeat that: LTS 00137445. Okay, great, let me go back to the, let's see, okay, let's go back and see what happened here. Thank you for your patience. Appreciate it. Okay, it is purple. Yes. Can I, are they, they are about four feet apart, is that good enough or do I have to hold it right next to the parent mode when we do this? It's good, okay. Alright, so I'm at the parent mode. Is this the, are we going to tap the bottom button five times? Okay. Yeah, oh, that, okay. Alright, this is the tricky part. I'm going to put you on speaker and set you down so I can use both
10:00
Speaker 2
[silence] Go ahead. That is correct. [silence] Now, go to the parent note. Yes, it's all right. [silence] Yes, we're going to do it one more time. Press release, wait a second, five times on the reset button.
10:00
Speaker 1
hands because the little button's a little challenging. Hold on a second. All right. Are you there? Okay, good. Let's see. So, one, one, two, two, three, three, four, four, five. Okay? You see the top usually turns white, it did. So it's blinking white on top of the parent, the primary. On the other, on the child node, the purple's now pulsing. And this is where it turns red usually. It just turned red. Now it's pulsing red. Okay? [silence]
11:00
Speaker 2
and wait for three to five minutes. Don't do anything on the no don't do anything on the no dous patiently wait for three to five minutes to see if there's any changes afterward.
11:00
Speaker 1
Oh, you're a good man. Thank you for that. I appreciate that. Where are you located? Oh, wonderful. Wonderful. Are you having a hot summer like we are? Oh, golly. Yeah, it's, it's been tough here. We've had a lot of heat and a lot of humidity, but I, I think the Philippines is fairly humid regularly, right? You guys have a lot of humidity there. Yeah. Well, good for you. I, I'm not good with humidity anymore. And when I was a kid, I didn't think about it, but as you get older, it's not that enjoyable.
12:00
Speaker 2
No, I'm still on the line. We're located in the Philippines. Yes. Very natural. That is correct. It's on a daily basis.
12:00
Speaker 1
[KEEP_UNCERTAIN] Are you paying attention to the five minutes? Cuz I didn't look at my watch. Okay. I am. I am standing right here in front of it, still blinking red. Will it in some cases will it self repair and that's what the red is doing? Yeah. Okay, all right. And maybe that's where I cuz one of the things I noticed last night when I was doing this was as I was following the instructions and I you know, I didn't have the benefit of talking to a human, I'm just reading what the bot's telling me to do. Um it just I went from this this. [silence]
13:00
Speaker 2
Yes, no worries there. We just observe the light on the unit as well. [silence] Yes, right now since we did the five press method, a blinking red light, after the parent node is done flashing indicates they're trying to pair up.
13:00
Speaker 1
child uh mode that was misbehaving um you know when I first even though it would flash I couldn't pair it if I unplugged it and plugged it back in it would reset and turn blue it just wouldn't be paired right and um the more I did this stuff the more I just kept getting a red light no matter what I did so I just had the feeling that I was I was just scrambling whatever you know whatever uh internal software architecture was in place I just felt like I kept making it worse and worse and worse and no matter what I did I couldn't even the you know the I I did the thing where the the bot said to me um unplug it wait 30 seconds plug it back in and then hold the reset immediately the second you see a light and hold that for you know 15 to 20 seconds and that that's a full factory reset which I did and that that didn't work and uh [silence]
14:00
Speaker 2
Sorry. [silence] No worries, we're just going to wait for 2 more minutes. [silence]
15:00
Speaker 1
don't believe that is because the node was working fine until I decided to do that IP passthrough, uh, um, procedure with my AT&T router and then, you know, went to went to repair it. And once once that pairing didn't work, it just felt like it kept, no matter what I did, I just kept scrambling this thing worse and worse. So, um, I mean, maybe it's a hardware issue. I hope it's not, but, um, whatev. Yeah, understood. Understood. No, I get that. Yeah, still blinking red, just so you know.
16:00
Speaker 2
I see. Since the unit is no longer in warranty, it is no longer eligible for any kind of replacement on our end. The best we could do is just to troubleshoot and exhaust all possible steps for it. [silence]
16:00
Speaker 1
Yeah, oh, yeah. Yeah, at one point, at one point, the AI bot had me unplug both. Actually, what I did is I did a—it referred to it as a power cycle procedure. So, I actually unplugged and reset the AT&T router. Let that fully boot up. Then I connected the parent after I'd unplugged it and and let that fully boot up. because there was some there was some issue between the primary, the connection of the primary to the AT&T router that involved the Ethernet cable and there was some problem with um essentially the um uh the handshake between those two that they weren't—the the parent wasn't recognizing uh I guess the the uh the access code from one to the other. So anyway, when I redid all that, that—that
17:00
Speaker 2
Troubleshooting yourself. Did you also reboot the parent node, just to make sure? All right.
17:00
Speaker 1
kind of took care of the craziness between the AT&T router and the parent, and that's why that's working really well now. The other thing I might tell you is when I was, when I first started my process and I was trying to figure out the slowness so I have an automatic. I have the automatic firmware updates on and I also have um the automatic uh, you know, once a week uh, reset, you know, all the reboot, all the, all the routers or reset all the routers. So that that always does that. Um, this one particular router that's misbehaving had a um, a security system that was connected in by ethernet cable to the back of it. So once in a while when all the routers would reset, this one router would flash red as if, you know, it'd tried to reset but it just it just wasn't behaving. So I um, you know, I would just unplug it, wait 5, 10 seconds, plug it back in. It would reset and be bliss. [KEEP_UNCERTAIN] right? I mean I was used to that. That was that was kind of just a little annoyance. When I went to kind of figure this all out, one of the things I did is you've got that feature on the app where you can make the channels more efficient, like, hey, we'll find the best fast channel. So I had hit that and um it was in process of finding channels, but this this node was not on the system. It was blinking red and I I kind of wonder if I reset the channels on my two other nodes, but this one somehow at that point, got cut out of the loop. You know, wasn't part of the system and that channel reset um might have done something. I don't I don't know if that makes any sense. Just, you know, uh, it wasn't involved in that reset, as the channel reset was was happening. Could that be could that be an issue of communication between all three of them? Yeah. [silence]
18:00
Speaker 2
Nice. It's a possibility. The child note right now is still flashing red. No changes.
19:00
Speaker 1
No, no, no changes, man. Okay. Okay. That's what I'm doing. Right. Let me plug it back in. Hard to do this with only two hands here. Oh, my. Let's see. Okay, it's plugged back in. Solid blue for a second here. And, okay, it's flashing blue and doing its thing.
20:00
Speaker 2
Alright. Try rebooting the child node. Just unplug it from the power for 15 seconds and plug it back in. [silence]
20:00
Speaker 1
uh-huh. I do. Yeah, actually, one of the things the bot had me do was, and this was weird. I actually, so I did use the app to try to add the child node. Um, I, I actually, uh, and I did that wirelessly a couple times. Then the app said, "Well, if you have a spare ethernet cable connect," you know, "connect the child node to the parent node uh parent node with an ethernet cable," which I did. And what was really weird is it went through that process. It actually, I what was happening when I was doing it wirelessly is I had the purple, you know, I had the purple light and then it would immediately flip to red. Well, when I use the ethernet cable,
21:00
Speaker 2
All right, let's just wait for it to finish rebooting. Do you also use the Linksys app? And have you tried adding the child node using the Linksys app as well?
21:00
Speaker 1
It went to blue. Then it went to red, then it went back to blue, then red, and it just kept flip-flopping: uh blue, red, blue, red. Never could kind of keep a stable blue connection. So I know, you know, I know it's trying, I know it it it wants to behave. Anyhow, it's it's back to flashing red. I'm sorry to keep talking, but I wanted to give you as much information as possible. Uh. And then let it go after it goes out. Okay, I did. Uh, I do. It'll take me a second to go, [silence] Bye. [silence] So [silence] [silence] One fall Okay, I'm back Uh, purple Make sure it's connected to the Wi-Fi Uh It looks like it is Give me a second here I'm trying to
22:00
Speaker 2
All right, which the light and the Child note? Now, open your laptop. Make sure that it's connected to the Wi-Fi.
24:00
Speaker 1
gotta put my password in and let's see. okay it's connected to the the linksys Wi-Fi right the the mesh Wi-Fi cause I also have my AT& T route. I turned my radios back on my AT& T router so I had Wi-Fi. so yes I'm on the mesh Wi-Fi. yeah. um browsers open. okay. let's see my router.local.
25:00
Speaker 2
All right. Now, open a browser. It can be Google or Edge depending on which one you're using. Now search in the browser myrouter.local. All in one word. Now, [silence] [silence]
25:00
Speaker 1
it's interesting doesn't doesn't wantно doesn't want to load let me close this browser out and re and pre-open it okay hold on virginiarunlearn.com oh yeah, it is it's all in one word but it it starts to load and then just stops uh oh there it goes you are not connected to the internet that's what all it says
26:00
Speaker 2
Are you now in the my router that local? Attention make sure it's all in one word. Attention I see.
26:00
Speaker 1
It says, it's a weird 168.1.1 them. Let me, repeat again. 182.168.1.1 It says, I'm not connected to the Internet. Okay. Okay. It says, I'm not connected to the internet.
27:00
Speaker 2
Can you try the other one, which is 192.168.1.1? Yes. Can you try searching anything like YouTube to see if a video can load?
27:00
Speaker 1
There's something, obviously, with the primary router as well, even though it's blue and it's Ethernet. It's hardwired, Ethernet to the AT&T router. Um, it's not... Okay. You got it. Now, the child note, can I just unplug it? Is that good enough? Yep. Okay. I just did. It's just need to one. It'll do. Hang on just a second. I'm just trying to put my laptop somewhere where I don't break it. Okay. Should I unplug any of the? Oh, no, I can't unplug it to do the factory reset, can I? Should I take the Ethernet out? Is there anything that that could be doing? [silence] No need. Okay. All right, and then hold it till a light goes out.
28:00
Speaker 2
In this case, we will need to consider doing a complete factory reset on all of your notes. Turn off your child note, and we're going to need to proceed to factory reset on the parent node. Yes, unplug it from the power. Now, on your parent note, just hold the reset button until the light completely goes out. There's no need.
28:00
Speaker 1
Kay, light is out and I released it. Okay, it's blinking blue.
29:00
Speaker 2
Now we're just going to wait until your parent node turns to solid purple.
29:00
Speaker 1
And you want me to do a factory reset on all my nodes, correct? Is that what you said? Yeah, no, I understand. I understand. Uh, still pulsing. Blue. Let's see, it should be close to. Okay, a little purple for a second. Okay, it's now, it's now firmly purple. Sure. Let's see. Five times. Okay. One, two, three,
30:00
Speaker 2
Yes. But right now, we're just focusing on the parent node. Now, try doing the five press method on the parent node only. Press release, and wait a second, five times on the reset button.
30:00
Speaker 1
five okay i have done that it's white it's blinking now white okay [silence]
31:00
Speaker 2
Now wait for the parent node to finish configuring itself. [silence]
31:00
Speaker 1
Okay. It blinked white and then it just turned blue, I believe, nope, yeah, it's just fully blue now. Oh, okay. So it's no yeah, oh, hold on, I'm just trying to figure out where to put my laptop so I don't drop it. Okay, this would be a good sorry I'm in my basement, which isn't really Pretty stiff.
32:00
Speaker 2
Now, since we performed a factory reset, the Wi-Fi name will go back to Linksys Setup or Velop Setup. Now, try turning on. You can just personalize it later. Try turning on the child node near it now. [silence] you're checked. No, Wait for it to turn solid purple. [silence]
32:00
Speaker 1
flashing on this node because the parent node looked like it was fine, but it actually wasn't fine. Is that kind of what we're thinking? yeah. I actually thought about reinstall installing the whole system, you know, doing it like it was a brand new. Um, it's okay. I've got purple. So now what would go. Yep. Okay. I gotta go over to the parent node. And and if it's like three feet, four feet away, that's okay, right? Because I'm going to set it down. Okay. Then just dangling wires and then five presses, right? Okay. One, two, three.
34:00
Speaker 2
Yes. After multiple troubleshootings, as you mentioned you did it for five hours straight and still no conclusion, or the child node will still not reconnect, that's the time you need to consider doing a factory reset on the primary node. Now, try doing the five press method again on the parent node. Yes, that's okay.
34:00
Speaker 1
[silence] Okay buddy. [silence] Okay. [silence] I can wait for you to come on. [silence] then I got to tell you something, even though you're in the Philippines, if this works, I might get on a plane and come hug you. You're okay with that, right? [silence] Now, it's purple. Oh man, it went purple, blinked a couple times. Now it's blinking red. [silence] Oh. Oh, you're right. Okay. I got you. Okay, I have to go get it. It's just upstairs. So give me give me 30 seconds. I'll be right back. [silence]
35:00
Speaker 2
Okay. What's happening to the child node? [silence] Wait for three to five minutes. That's completely a normal reaction. So we need to wait for them to finish rebooting. In the meantime, while waiting for that child node to try and see if it pairs up, go ahead and factory reset the other child node that you had. So on upstairs, factory reset it first, and once it's factory reset it.
35:00
Speaker 1
Okay. But I won't need that plug, right? I can leave that, getting to the plugs a little tough. I can use the plug from one of the other ones, would that be alright? Okay, all right. We'll be right back.
36:00
Speaker 2
Yes, that will be alright.
36:00
Speaker 1
[KEEP_UNCERTAIN] [silence] Hey, Ben, so I did that. I did the Oh, hey, look at you, Ben, you might have done something because it stopped blinking red. It just turned blue as I walked back into the room. Holy Holy mackerel. You're my hero, buddy. Oh, it just went red. I'm not going to do anything. I'm holding my breath. Oh, blue again. I did but, I want to make sure because I, you know, I realized I factory reset it till it, you know, it went dark.
37:00
Speaker 2
Mm? Wait for two minutes, we need to make sure that it secures that light. Just keep on observing it, don't do anything yet. Have you Have you factory reset the child note? [silence]
37:00
Speaker 1
And then that's when I unplugged it was I supposed to let it go through the blue cycle or just unplugged after it won't start? Okay. All right, yeah, so I did yep, I did that. Uh, well it I started. again. saying blue. I don't want to just you know, I'm kind of hosting. Yeah. Ben, you are a freaking genius. Okay, so I'm going to unplug it. Okay, should've done and then plug in the second one. Which I'm doing right now and then I'll just have to rename the system, rename the nodes, all that stuff. That's bottom line, right?
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Speaker 2
No, that's completely fine. That's completely fine. So, just to confirm, your first child node is solid blue, no changes. Perfect. So, congratulations. That child node that you had troubles with is now successfully reconnected. All you have to do is just unplug it for now and plug in the second child node. Yes, but we need to make sure that all of them are working first.
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Speaker 1
Yes, I understand. I'm just trying to think ahead a little. Okay, uh the second one is blinking. So, so what do you think caused the parent node to just misbehave? Hmm. Mm-hmm. Hmm, interesting. Okay. Well, that's good to know. So, while I've got you, and this is, uh, resetting. Um, I I I put, I I read I reset the AT&T modem, and but I turned the radio signals back on.
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Speaker 2
It's due to the changes that was made from the modem itself. Since it wasn't able to communicate properly after you made sure that the modem is back to its gateway form, it wasn't able to establish Internet as well. That's why it showed blue, but it's not working entirely.
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Speaker 1
because I did a factory reset so it just went back to how it was normally set up but I did put it back in IP Passthrough mode because I'm trying to to get these Linksys nodes to function properly so it's in IP Passthrough mode which seems to be working should I turn the radio signals off? Is that potentially a problem in my home to have another um you know another uh okay maybe I ought to just do that anyhow take the pain and do it because um then I won't have any
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Speaker 2
No, naturally, it would not. Naturally it would not. Yes, it is true that if you have two different access points, you will have some problems in connecting every now and then. But it's very safe as well. However, if you try to disable it again, naturally you will need to also consider doing a complete factory reset and setting up all the units all over again.
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Speaker 1
I'm trying, I'm trying not to have, you know, have to reset my system every few days. Um, and what happened is my Wi-Fi was getting really slow. It's purple. I'll stop talking and then we can talk about that in a minute. Okay. So now the five, five but, Yep, we'll do. Okay. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Okay. So I guess while this is doing this, um, is your recommendation... in a perfect situation is your recommendation to turn the radio signals off on the AT&T router? Okay, then exactly like we're doing right now, right? Just what you just said. Okay, so so to be, let me just make sure I remember the sequence while this is working. So uh it went purple flashed a few times. It's now flashing red. I assume this is the the two, five minute waiting period. Um, so, so, okay. So to do the the, so on the primary, I will hold the button down till the light goes off and that's all I need to do. I don't, I won't need to do the five button press until I try and add the other two nodes, correct? Okay, so it's a simple kind of factory reset, not some of the stuff we've been doing.
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Speaker 2
After you do that, make sure you factory reset and make everything set up all over from scratch. Yes, that is correct. That is correct.
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Speaker 1
OK. Then once I do that, what's my password? So, what am I gonna have? I won't I won't have my regular wifi name. I've got a there'll be like a Linksys something or other system. What's my password to get into that wifi? Or just will the app recognize it for me once once I get this up and running? Obviously, I have to rename the wifi system cuz it'll be named Link sys something or other correct? It'll be will it won't have my the name that I had named my wifi. OK, it's blue Um
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Speaker 2
I'm sorry, what was it? Yes. Uh, once you're...
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Speaker 1
Mm-hmm. Great. Okay understood. Uh so it went red for a second, now it's back to blue and um give it a few minutes I guess, but it looks like it's uh oh, yeah, so now it's it's flashing blue, so I guess it's rebooting flash blue one time back to blue. Yeah. Yeah, it's blue.
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Speaker 2
Reconnected with the default WiFi name, you just need to open the Linksys app and the app will detect it for you. The app will also give you an option to either use your old setup or completely make a new setup. All right. What's the light on the nodes?
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Speaker 1
solid blue. Yeah. Hey, man, bravo. You, you're, you're awesome. Can't, can't be happier. Thank you so much for all this help. Great job. No, that's okay. I'll tell you why, because I'm gonna, I'm gonna turn off the AT&T radio signals, and I have that'll take me a second to do that. And then, um, I will, uh, I, I will, uh, do the factory resets again. So I know what my procedure is, so I'm gonna do all that and get it done, 'cause I, I need my Wi-Fi up and running. So, um, let me do all that. If I get - I have a ticket - yeah, I have a ticket number, and I can always call back if I, if I have an issue.
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Speaker 2
Perfect. So, all you have to do is just plug your notes back to their original spots alongside with their original cables. You just need to wait until they turn solid blue. That's about it. You now have a working connection all over again. No worries there. If you want to reconfirm, go ahead and move them back to their original spots. I'll still be on the call with you. Mhm. All right. Make sure.
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Speaker 1
Yes. Good point. Yep, we'll do. Then. No, sir. Have a have a great day and stay cool in the Philippines. Okay. Yeah, you too, buddy. All right, thank you so much. Bye.
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Speaker 2
Make sure that you start only with the parent node before trying adding child notes, all right? Perfect. So, is there anything else? Thank you for calling Linksys as well. Take care and have a great day. Bye-bye for now.
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