What does it mean that the one tower light on top has been blue for weeks and today it changed to green ? null

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Muzakman365 · Accepted Answer

In my experience, this has meant that, for whatever reason, the distance from the support nodes to the main node (one connected to ethernet) has become "unstable." To fix this, I've had to remove the node from the network, and re-install it, in the same place it was before. Happens every once in a great while, usually after a power outage. Hope this helps!

Answered by Muzakman365 5 years ago

Linksys Staff · Answer

Hi, Pam. This is quite unusual as the Velop system doesn’t have a green light. It’s just blue, red, purple and yellow. For further discussion around this, please feel free to tap us anytime at [email protected]. Include a link to this post when you reach out as our reference.

Answered by Linksys Staff 5 years ago

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