Difference between revisions of "Use Your Own Router With Verizon FiOS"
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{{cleanup|date=2017-03-09}}Routers provided by Verizon are the only routers supported for FiOS because they allow Verizon to remotely access them for support purposes and provide Internet connectivity to FiOS cable boxes for guide and Video on Demand data. A Verizon router can be replaced with a third-party router if connected to the ONT (Optical Network Terminal) with Ethernet cable, but a Verizon router must be used if connected to the ONT with a Coaxial cable. In this case, a third-party router can be connected to it. | {{cleanup|date=2017-03-09}}Routers provided by Verizon are the only routers supported for FiOS because they allow Verizon to remotely access them for support purposes and provide Internet connectivity to FiOS cable boxes for guide and Video on Demand data. A Verizon router can be replaced with a third-party router if connected to the ONT (Optical Network Terminal) with Ethernet cable, but a Verizon router must be used if connected to the ONT with a Coaxial cable. In this case, a third-party router can be connected to it. | ||
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== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
