There are three options at the top of the page:

• Home - Select the Home button to return to the main dashboard.
• Menu - Click to view all the network settings.
• Support - Click to view FAQs on the router.

The Account  icon is located in the upper-right-hand corner. In this section, you can change your language, select a theme (System, Dark, or Light mode), view additional documentation, and log out of the router.

On the upper-right-hand side of your dashboard, you will see your router's current date and time. To adjust this setting, click on it or go to Menu > Instant-Admin. Learn more.

Online status

In this section, you can see your online status, model, serial number, and current firmware of the parent router.

If the router is ever offline, you will see the following status followed by the Troubleshoot option.

Click the Troubleshoot bar to try the suggested steps to help you get back online. Once the light on the router turns solid white, refresh the page or log back in.

Available Firmware:

The router automatically updates overnight by default. However, if you are logged in during the day and see an ' Update available ' notification, you can manually start the update by navigating to Menu > Instant-Admin this can take several minutes. You can also just let the Auto-Update take over at night to prevent any disruptions during the day.

If multiple Linksys routers in your network have firmware updates available, you will see a list of those nodes. Click Update all.

You will then see a progress circle for each node. You will lose WiFi temporarily until all routers have updated and reconnected to the network. During the upgrade, the lights will begin blinking.
 

When the Restarting message appears, your nodes will reboot automatically. Wait until all routers show a solid white light, indicating they are online and ready to use.

Port images may vary depending on your model's supported features.

For Linksys SPNM60 and SPNM62, A column will display current ports in use. 

Linksys SPNM62:
 

• Port 1 - supports up to 2.5Gbps
• Port 2 - supports up to 2.5Gbps
• Port 3 - supports up to 10Gbps
• Internet 1 – supports up to 10Gbps 

Linksys SPNM60:
 

• All ports support up to 2.5Gbps

Linksys LN1600:

• Supports one WAN/LAN port, up to 2.5Gbps

The status of the port is displayed in the following tile on the Home page. 

In the My Network tile, you will see a quick summary of your network.

• Auto updates are turned ON automatically and update overnight. However, if you ever log in and see the following prompt, you can click on it to proceed with the update.
•  Nodes - Total number of Linksys Mesh nodes in the network. Clicking on this tile will take you to the Instant-Topology settings.
•  Offline node - A red exclamation mark in the Nodes tile means a child node is offline. Click on it to see which node is offline.
• Devices - Total clients that are currently connected. To view more information on these devices, click on this tile.
• In this section, you will see a list of your connected nodes, starting with the parent router, followed by child nodes. This section will display:
  • Total devices connected to each node
  • Wired or wireless connection status of a node

For more information on each node, simply click on it.

Settings vary by model.

To view more information or change the WiFi settings, click on the tile or go to Menu > Incredible-WiFi.

LN1600 and SPNM60

SPNM62

Hover over the QR code icon to show the QR code to scan it with a mobile device.

Click the QR code  icon to share the WiFi credentials with devices in your home. You can copy the credentials to the clipboard, scan the QR code to join the network, or download it for later use.

You can share your Guest WiFi with visitors without revealing your main network credentials. 

The Guest Network is turned OFF by default, but you can click to enable it. To customize the name and/or password, go to Menu > Incredible-WiFi . Make sure to choose a name that is different from your main WiFi.
 

Speed test settings vary by model.

LN1600: To run a speed test, click a service (either CloudFlare or Fast.com) to run a speed test.

SPNM60CF and SPNM62CF: To run a speed test, click on Go or Test Again. On some models, you may have to choose a server.

Instant-Privacy

This feature will prevent any new WiFi device from connecting to your network. This feature is disabled by default. After you connected all your known WiFi devices to the Linksys network and added all your child nodes, turn on Instant-Privacy. If you need to add any new WiFi device, turn it off, allow your client to connect to the network, then turn it back on. Learn more.

Night mode

The Night mode feature automatically turns off the light on all supported Linksys Mesh nodes on your network between 8 AM and 8 PM. By default, this feature is turned OFF.

If Night mode is enabled, you will see the following message:
 

If you choose to turn off the lights 24/7, you will see the following message. To turn off the lights 24/7, go to Menu > Instant-Topology > click on the first router > then scroll to the bottom where the Node light setting appears.

Depending on your hardware model, your device may feature a physical Night Mode button for quick access. Simply toggle the switch to the On position to enable it. Learn more.