The Linksys Velop, a tri-band mesh WiFi system, ensures uninterrupted coverage for your entire home. If your home is spacious or accommodates numerous devices, consider adding a fourth node to further expand your network coverage. We have the option to include up to 50 nodes in our Linksys Velop mesh WiFi system, enabling you to extend WiFi coverage to the farthest corners of your home. This guide demonstrates Add a 4th Node on Linksys Velop through WPS and web-based methods. Additionally, we’ll explain the steps for logging in, resetting, updating firmware, and utilising the Velop as an access point.
How to Add a 4th Node on Linksys Velop System Using WPS Method.
- Connect the 4th node to a power outlet within range of an existing Linksys Velop node.
- Press and hold the WPS button on the existing node for 5 seconds.
- Press and hold the WPS button on the 4th node for 5 seconds.
- The 4th node will connect to your Linksys Velop system and a solid white light will appear.
Add a 4th Node on Linksys Velop System Using Web-Based Method.
- Launch a web browser and navigate to 192.168.1.1.
- Input your username and password.
- Select the “Add Another Node” option.
- Choose the 4th node from the available node list.
- Click on “Add.”
- Witness a solid white light confirming the successful connection of the 4th node on Linksys Velop system.
Accessing Your Linksys Velop:
- Launch a web browser and visit 192.168.1.1.
- Enter your username and password.
- Click on “Login” to proceed.
How to Reset Your Linksys Velop
- Locate the reset button on your Linksys Velop.
- Use a paperclip or pen to press and hold the reset button for 5 seconds.
- The Linksys Velop will reset to its factory default settings.
Updating Linksys Velop Firmware:
- Launch a web browser and visit 192.168.1.1.
- Navigate to the “Settings” tab.
- Select “Firmware Update.”
- Click “Check for Updates.”
- If an update is found, choose “Download and Install.”
Also Read: Troubleshooting Linksys Velop Node
Linksys Velop Disconnecting Issues
FAQ:
Q: Can I expand beyond 4 nodes in my Linksys Velop system?
A: Yes, you can add up to 50 nodes to your Linksys Velop system.
Q: How do I determine if I need an additional node for my Linksys Velop system?
A: If you encounter dead spots in your home, adding another node can enhance your Linksys Velop system.
Q: Where is the optimal placement for my Linksys Velop nodes?
A: Ideally, position your Linksys Velop nodes centrally in your home with a clear line of sight to each other for optimal performance.
Q: How can I troubleshoot my Linksys Velop system?
A: If you encounter issues, visit the Linksys support website for assistance.
Conclusion
Adding a 4th node to your Linksys Velop system effectively extends WiFi coverage to even the remotest corners of your home. Follow the outlined steps in this guide for a seamless experience throughout your residence.
