Activation of RJ45 on ONT

I just moved in with roomates that already had FiOS Internet installed, and when it was done the tech set it up using the Coax and the crappy Actiontec router. There is no tv or phone service here (not even wired for either on the ONT). At my previous location I had the RJ45 on the ONT running to my p4 2.3 box with pfSense running for real routing capabilities, then to my gig 16port switch.
My question is, can we get the RJ45 on the ONT activated after the fact? If so, what does it take? a call to cs and signal sent to activate it? Or would it take a truck roll and a tech and a charge? I know how to do all the setup and config, as I did it before, problem is just the port is deactivated on the ONT.
Message Edited by smileymouse on 02-24-2009 11:31 PM

there was just another post regarding same issue.
http://forums.verizon.com/vrzn/board/message?board.id=FiOS_Internet&thread.id=2868

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Bonjour, j'ai les logiciels du produits en rubrique. J'ai aussi les codes d'activation. Après le nettoyage de l'ordinateur , les programmes ont disparus. En les reinstallant, le système montrer: ERROR: DF037: Unable to delete directory "/Applications/Ado

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Wireless Signal Weak - Tap into Outside Box Coax Cable and Convert to RJ45 Somehow?

Garage PC is too far away from Verizon Wireless Router MI424WR.
The cable from the underground comes in at the garage and is tantalizingly close!
Can a 75 ohm video type splitter be installed at the garage and some sort of converter box be installed at that point to convert the signal and provide a hardwire connection to the network card in the garage PC?
If possible, does Verizon have this converter for a reasonable cost or can you recommend an alternative?
Can an extra STB from Verizon be installed and use the "ETHERNET" RJ45 connector on the rear panel?

GaragePC wrote:
The cable from the underground comes in at the garage and is tantalizingly close!
The underground cable is fiber. You can't tap into that.
GaragePC wrote:
Can a 75 ohm video type splitter be installed at the garage and some sort of converter box be installed at that point to convert the signal and provide a hardwire connection to the network card in the garage PC?
Yes. You can tap into the coax coming out of the ONT and use a MOCA bridge to provide an ethernet connection in the garage.
See the following FAQ:
Can I get an ethernet connection in a room with only coax
GaragePC wrote:
If possible, does Verizon have this converter for a reasonable cost or can you recommend an alternative?
VZ does not sell MOCA bridges. See the above FAQ for sources of MOCA bridges.
GaragePC wrote:
Can an extra STB from Verizon be installed and use the "ETHERNET" RJ45 connector on the rear panel?
No. The RJ45 connection on the STB is not active.

How can I have "active" status on a PnP network?

I use DC++ to connect to a peer-to-peer network. Using the FIOS router, I have been relegated to "passive" status on the network, which limits the number of contacts I can make. Is there a way to configure the router for active status? TIA whh
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whh wrote:
I use DC++ to connect to a peer-to-peer network. Using the FIOS router, I have been relegated to "passive" status on the network, which limits the number of contacts I can make. Is there a way to configure the router for active status? TIA whh
The number of contacts is limited by the number of connections that you can have through the Network Address Translation Table. NAT for short. I am assuming you mean peer to peer and not Plug N Play PnP. There have been many router complaints regarding the NAT table being to small. Use the search feature at the top of the forums page and search for NAT. Other option is use your own router that is not supported by Verizon. Your ONT would need to be setup for Ethernet and if you have TV the Actiontec would need to be connected to your router. Remember custom router configurations are not supported by Verizon residential FIOS. There have been loads of postings about how to use your own router.

Can electrical surges go through the FIOS ONT Box

On Sept 8th something hit my Fios line and caused loss of equipment. There were no storms or electrical outages on Sept 8th. I was at my computer online when I got a message saying that my Ethernet was disconnected. Seconds later my system shut down. At first I had thought that I had a power failure but the lights never went out. Two computer systems that were on line are totally gone. On the third computer system the onboard Ethernet port is fried. My plasma TV HDMI port 1 is no longer useable. The cordless phones which I had just purchased two weeks ago are also fried. When this happened I lost the phone service, internet, and TV. I opened the ONT box and found that all the lights were out. I then plugged in a phone to check to see if I had a dial tone at the ONT. There was no power and no dial tone. I attempted to contact FIOS repairs using my cell phone. After being on hold for 3 1/2 hours I gave up. I called my daughter to login on line and chat with a Verizon tech. After an hour wait time she got through. The earliest available appointment to come to my home was for Sunday Sept 11th. Which meant that all my services would be down for 4 days. Yesterday, Sept 10th I noticed that some of the lights that were out on the router were back on. I tried the phones but they were still out. Then I tried the TV's. I managed to get 2 of three TV's working. The High Def TV would not come on. I disconnected the HDMI cable and attached a coaxial cable and the picture came on.Went out to the ONT box and most of the lights came back on. The internet light on the router was now lit but no activity on the Ethernet. I installed a wireless card on the machine that was still running and managed to get that online. All of my systems are plugged into surge arrestors. That includes the TV's, Router, computers and cordless phones. The Verizon tech had just left my home minutes ago. The Ethernet ports on the router were fried. The router was replaced. The DVR box that was connected to my Plasma was replaced due to the HDMI ports being fried. HDMI port 1 on my plasma was also no longer working. Switched over to HDMI port 2 and the picture came back on. Anything that was attached to the 2 computer systems were also fried. The 3rd system was offline when this had happened and the only thing that was effected was the Ethernet pot being fried. The tech said that no surge could come through the fiber optic network. If that statement is true then why were none of the surge suppressors tripped. And why would I suffer all this damage. It seems to me that the surge had come through and hit the FIOS box and anything that was connected was fried. Is this possible? I need some answers to explain just what caused this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

There is no electrical connection between the Verizon Central Office and the ONT. It is strictly optical, so there is no conductor for the surge to travel down from the Central Office. So the ONT cannot be electrically damaged from the Optical end of the connection.
However the ONT could be damaged from Coax or Ethernet end, or the ONT power supply could be 'fried' by a surge in the local power line. The Scenario is that if the surge voltage is high enough, it breaks the isolation normally provided by the power supplies in the equipment, and can propagate down the Coax and/or Ethernet cable and/or HDMI cable from either end. . In that case the ONT can effectively be 'fried' by having the surge propagate through the Coax or Ethernet (if you have Ethernet on the ONT instead of MoCA) to the ONT. It doesn't take a whole lot of energy to fry Coax or Ethernet ports on the devices.
The typical scenario is either some sort of accident drops a high tension line onto much lower voltage transmission line (this sometime happens when a vehicle collides with, and takes down a telephone pole, or large branch falls on a line). The other scenario is a direct lightning strike on the local distribution line. Either way, equipment that is supposed to see only 120VAC can in fact seen voltages in the thousand or tens of thousands of volts until the electric company's switching equipment either clear the fault, or shut down the line(s).. In either situation, considerable damage can be inflicted on just about anything electronic that was connected at the time. The energy delivered by a lightning bolt vastly exceeds the surge protection provided by any consumer surge protector.
From where you sit, whether it is the optical end that was damaged, or the ethernet/coax end of the ONT, the ONT will no longer provide service for you.
Also my experience with home use surge arresters is they cannot handle anywhere enough energy to be especially useful.
They also assume that the surge isn't 'common mode'. BTW, I am an Electrical Engineer with education in high voltage transmisson system and insulation.

Location of ONT, PSU/battery, Router, STB, phone adapter

I am intending to convert from TimeWarner cable TV/internet and regular landline phone to FIOS triple essentials. A couple weeks ago an installer came to string the fiber from the pole to the roof eve. I talked to him and understood that the ONT would go under the eve near where the existing phone lightning surge arrestor and TV/internet cable splitter are now located. Outputs from the ONT would connect directly into the phone wires, the TV cable, and the cable to the computer (modem) router which are all grouped right there under the eve. The only additional wiring would need to be from the PSU/battery to the ONT.
A different installer came to my house yesterday to put in the FIOS equipment and make the connections. He said he needed to put the ONT within 12 ft of the electric utility meter and run his own grounding wire to the ONT because the existing grounding wire for the existing surge arrestor and CableTV was too long (it is about 30 ft). He said the existing grounding wire did not comply with newer changes to building code. I won't argue with that, but it caused a problem because he wanted to also put the PSU/battery near the ONT. The only nearby AC outlet was thru the wall into the formal living room where the PSU/battery would be located. Wife, and I, rejected that. The installers only alternative proposal was to have me, at my expense, hire an electrician to mount an exterior weatherproof box near the AC meter and run conduit/wires from the breaker/meter box to this new box. The new box needs to be large enough to contain an AC outlet and the PSU/battery (14" x 10" x 3.5"). I estimate this would be a several hundred $$ expense, which I really don't care to spend. Also, the location of this box on the outside wall is in direct afternoon sun where temperatures would get very hot. This is not good for the PSU electronics nor for the battery (which I understand is my problem to replace when it fails).
So, my questions are:
What is the maximum distance allowable between the ONT and the PSU/battery?
What type of wiring (gauge, voltage rating, number of conductors, etc) is needed to connect the ONT to the PSU/battery?
There is an indoor broom closet about 18 ft from the utility meter. If the PSU/battery is put in this closet, it would be easy to run low voltage wires thru the attic and thru the outside wall to the ONT under the eve near the AC meter. If the installer did not sign-up to do attic wiring then I would be willing to do this myself. It sure beats hiring an electrician to install an outdoor box. The outdoor box would probably also need a building permit, whereas the low voltage wiring would not.
The above described trouble also got me thinking about other installation issues:
How does the phone wiring get 48Vdc bias? Does this come from the PSU/battery via the ONT, and delivered to tip-ring wiring out of the ONT?
Does the TV signal come out of the ONT, via coax cable and connect directly into the RG59 house cabling and splitters from multiple TVs?
A SetTopBox goes at the other end of this coax, near the main TV in the family room, right? Does the STB also need a cat5 cable to it?
Do I need to rent another STB at the TV in the bedroom? I've heard that there are simple converter boxes that let you use the TV's own tuner to select channel. True?
Does the STB have an output for FM radio antenna connection, or do I get the music channels directly from the STB via audio band RCA cables?
Does computer (internet data) connect to the ONT or to the STB? This is cat5, right? Internet used to travel via coax from the eve to a cable modem in the home office. Will the installer replace that coax with cat5?
Does the new FIOS router have at least 3 RJ45 ports (for other computers, X-box/Playstation) as well as wireless for laptops?
Can the new FIOS router also act as a hub for home network data/printer sharing?
Are there interconnect diagrams available anywhere on the Verizon website (or other sites) that can help me understand?
Thanks in advance to anyone that can answer any of my questions.

The above described trouble also got me thinking about other installation issues:
How does the phone wiring get 48Vdc bias? Does this come from the PSU/battery via the ONT, and delivered to tip-ring wiring out of the ONT?
Does the TV signal come out of the ONT, via coax cable and connect directly into the RG59 house cabling and splitters from multiple TVs?
A SetTopBox goes at the other end of this coax, near the main TV in the family room, right? Does the STB also need a cat5 cable to it?
Do I need to rent another STB at the TV in the bedroom? I've heard that there are simple converter boxes that let you use the TV's own tuner to select channel. True?
Does the STB have an output for FM radio antenna connection, or do I get the music channels directly from the STB via audio band RCA cables?
Does computer (internet data) connect to the ONT or to the STB? This is cat5, right? Internet used to travel via coax from the eve to a cable modem in the home office. Will the installer replace that coax with cat5?
Does the new FIOS router have at least 3 RJ45 ports (for other computers, X-box/Playstation) as well as wireless for laptops?
Can the new FIOS router also act as a hub for home network data/printer sharing?
Are there interconnect diagrams available anywhere on the Verizon website (or other sites) that can help me understand?
Thanks in advance to anyone that can answer any of my questions.
FIOS provides phone service by providing POTS Emulation. On my installation all of the internal phones ring just fine so I am assuming that the ONT is providing the necesssary voltage, A single COAX Connection comes out of the ONT and goes to a splitter which will then connect to your houses COAX Wiring. This contains TV Information as well as the Default Data Connection for your Router (Can be changed to CAT5). TVs with a QAM Tuner can receive Local Channels and Music Channels without a STB. If you require any addition channels, Guide Information, PPV, On-Demmand, or any other FIOS Services you will require a STB. There is a Digital Adapter that will receive SD Channels, but nothing else.
No FM Radio Connection. The STB receives the music channels just like other tv channels. Router (Computer Data) connects to the ONT via COAX by Default. It can be provisioned to use CAT5 if needed and if you have pre run the wiring from the ONT to your Router Location. The Router has 4 RJ45 Port for Hardwired Connections and Wireless G Connectivity. The Router will allow all of the devices that connect thru it to be part of your home network. You can not attach a printer or external hard drive to the router. You can however use a NAS. There are many different ways, each with their own pros and cons, to configure the router or to use multiple routers. Additional infomation can be found here:
Verizon Online FIOS FAQ
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Quantum Gateway Breaking my MOCA at ONT

So I got a new Quantum Gateway router on Friday. Tried to install it and it wouldn't connect to the internet. I called support and they stated that there was an outage and new routers couldnt be activated. The tech said however, disconnect your current router to release the IP address lease. So at the end of the night, i unplugged coax and went to sleep.
The next morning I thought i would try the new router, no luck and then back to my old router and no luck.
I call support and he tries to hit reset like 10 times from his side. Nothing happens and the WAN green light on the gateway wouldn't light. He says he cannot do anything and i need a tech who would come on Monday. which would mean another day without internet. I am annoyed at this point, because nothing had changed in my house to cause issues with cable.
I go down to my ONT and the MOCA light is red. Being frustrated, I finally decide to pull the power from the ONT and put it back in. Sure enough, MOCA light goes green and voila my old router works.
I think cool, I will try the new router. I have the same problem again, a red internet light on front and no green WAN on back. And now my old router wont work anymore again. So off I got to the garage again, and pull power. Plug it back in and MOCA is back to green and the old router works.
Makes me wonder what the new router could possibly do to bust up my MOCA connection at the ONT.
Any thoughts? At this point, i will wait for the tech on Monday, but I think this is wacky.
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You did not release the DHCP lease before changing routers. It is linked to the router MAC address.
You can reconnect the first router and go into it's settings to release the lease and immediately turn it off so it does not reconnect. Then change routers the new router will pick up a new lease or you can simply turn off the new router for at least a few hours, Sometimes requires overnight, the lease on the old router should expire and the new router should pick up a new lease. Also you could call Verizon and they can release the lease for you if you tell them you need to break the lease. You probably had an inexperienced tech. When they are no help call back later and hope for a different one. Weekends and nights you usually get offshore support. Normal weekday business hours you usually get better results with a tech in the US.

My 3GS unlocked ATT iphone wont active-help!

Greetings, our family has been ont he ATT Family plan for years. Ive got the new iPhone5, wife has 4S and mom has 3GS. My OLD iphone 3GS, which was unlocked via ATT was given to my little girl to play apps and music on and was working great until a week ago. I did update it to iOS6 and she had been using it with my OLD/Dead sim card-again NOT using it as a phone but like a ipod. All of a sudden, its not stating its needs to be activated but will not. Ive tried updateing over the air AND via connected to iTunes. The phone itself says that the activation server is temporarily unavailable. I have tried for over a week and I get the same message on the phone. How can I get this working??
To re-state: it WAS my old phone, its now unlocked, updated to IOS6, old/dead sim card sim card. Had been working great for access to apps & music but now need activation but wont activate.

Not sure this is the right fix for you, because for me the iPod app would stay open, but not play music when selected. I read in another thread a solution that worked for me.
Basically, you need to delete the music from the phone and re-copy from iTunes with 2 syncs. In the music tab, uncheck the boxes in the playlist, artist and genre option, removing all music from the phone, then sync. Then, re-check the desired music to copy back to the phone and sync. Music should play now from the phone.
I echo the sentiment of another poster that iOS4 really is a disaster. Problem like this should have been solved before release.

4900M WS-X4908-10G-RJ45 Port Startup Delay

Hi all,
We have recently purchased 2 x 4900M switches with the following configuration:
2 x X2-10GB-SR installed in port te1/1, 1/2 (optical)
1 x 20 x 1GB RJ45 installed in the top left of chasis ge2/1 - 2/20
1 x WS-X4908-10G-RJ45 8 port 1/2 card in the top right of chassis te3/1 - 3/8
We have te1/1 connecting the 2 switches, and various vlan's and connections on the 1GB RJ45's with no problems.
However, we have a number of 10Gbps BaseT connections te3/1 - te3/5 which are causing us issues. On a reload of the switch or removal / re-install of the cable it can take anywhere up to an hour for the port to become active again. So when we reload the switch, we may get a connection come up after say 3 mins, but the port next to it may not come up for 15-60 min. The cabling is all the same (CAT6 and has been tested/verified) and all connections go to Broadcom 10Gb cards in Dell 820 servers running vmware. We have the following set on the ports:
switchport mode access
spanning-tree portfast
No speed or duplex can be set on these ports - these options are not available in the config.
Is this normal? Is there something I am missing in config for these ports? By the way, once a link is finally established, it will hold the link solid with no problems, but this is a problem for us, we can't have a reboot take an undetermined amount of time for the link to come back.
Any help appreciated.
Cheers,
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I just upgraded to 15.1.2 SG2 that was released in Sept 2013 and am having this same issue with upgrade from 12.2.54. Took 2 of my ESX ports on the WS-X4908-10G-RJ45 a range of 11 min and 28 min to come up.
I applied the commands to set the 10G to the ports, but on reboots it seemed to make little difference for delay coming up:
Conf t
hw-module module 2 port-group 1 select tengigabitethernet
hw-module module 2 port-group 2 select tengigabitethernet
hw-module module 2 port-group 3 select tengigabitethernet
hw-module module 2 port-group 4 select tengigabitethernet
exit
I watched the ports in "sh hw-module module 2 port-group" and they would bounce individual ports around from Active to Inactive:
4900M_1#sh hw-mod mod 2 port-group
Module Port-group Active                         Inactive
   2        1     Te2/1-2                        Gi2/9-10
   2        2     Te2/3                          Te2/4,Gi2/11-12
   2        3     Te2/5-6                        Gi2/13-14
   2        4     Te2/7-8                        Gi2/15-16
4900M_1#
4900M_1#sh hw-module module 2 port-group
Module Port-group Active                         Inactive
   2        1     Te2/1-2                        Gi2/9-10
   2        2     Te2/3-4                        Gi2/11-12
   2        3     Te2/5-6                        Gi2/13-14
   2        4     Te2/7-8                        Gi2/15-16
4900M_1#
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I hate to downgrade because of security issue of having an old IOS hanging around my environment...
Anyone have any thoughts?
Thanks,
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Some ONTs not capable of self install?

Hello All,
Current FIOS customer - and moving to an apartment four blocks away where the previous tenant had FIOS. Scheduled the move as soon as I signed the lease, so a tech will visit on 9/10.
Our FIOS is ***CRUCIAL*** to our existence - cell phone service here is spotty (town won't approve new towers) and the wife and I work from the house.
I finally got a hold of someone in support today, who checked with their manager, and it took an hour - but they came back and said that the ONT in the new address "cannot be activated" through the self install process. I did not want to give up the 9/10 date until I verified that a self install was possible - if I give up that date, they told me October was the next available slot.
Do I have any options at all? They are trying to move the date forward, but I'm not holding my breath. I'd pay for some kind of expedited service. I would visit a local office if I thought it would help at all. I could live without for 1-4 days but 10 days?!??!
Does this make any sense that some ONTs can be self-installed and others cannot?
TIA,
Brian
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What happened to the old cabling (RG6)? Is it still there inside the apt? Outside? Was it cut off at the ONT?

Saving Emails As Activity Very Slow

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Message Waiting Signal from ONT - Digital Voice

We use an Avaya IP office, that detects the MWI indicator that is being refreshed every 30 minutes from the ONT. We have voicemail, completely turned off on our Digital Voice service because we prefer to use our own voicemail. Problem is that even though it's all off - the ONT still does this refresh signal every 30 minutes at about 5 minutes past the hour, and the system thinks it's an incoming call.
Trying to explain this to support is brutal, but based on research, it actually CAN be turned off somewhere in the ONT to stop this refresh signal. How do I explain this in a service ticket? They don't seem to understand the issue.

Nope, we already did that in the settings on digital voice. It gets a bit technical here, which is why it's hard to explain in a service ticket.
Check out THIS post in relation to this:
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=1701754
Specifically down towards the end where another user quoted this:
"Ok , I have this issue resolved but still requires more data to present to Avaya. Thanks to yankblan for pointing me in the right direction. This is a MWI burst of information. The fibre fed ONT device has a back end(at least with Bell) of Broadsoft as opposed to dms-100. I spoke to our techs in that department and they had run into a similar situation in Quebec. He was able to turn off the MWI indicator. Note that the customer did NOT have voicemail active on the line. The MWI is separate and left on whether or not they have have voicemail. After having it disabled I remained on site and no phantom rings for over an hour. He confirmed that this is standard operation of the Fibre to the business line. The burst occurs every half hour.
Going forward the people in that department will be testing with Our Avaya support group to see what can be done in future releases to stop the Avaya from ringing. Obviously there is an issue here with the Avaya as it only rings on certain releases. If I hear any more info I'll post here."

Installation tomorrow -- want to use my own router with ONT-611

Tomorrow I am having Verizon FIOS installed (internet only, no TV or phone services). I've been reading this morning about using my own router, which I would prefer. Previous owners of the house had FIOS so there is already an ONT-611 hanging off the side of the house, and there is the battery backup box hanging inside the garage. Also, there is an ethernet cable already ran through the cinderblock wall which hangs inside my garage.
Now, here's what I've read:
1. This ONT-611 does not support MoCA
2. The ethernet port on the ONT-611 only runs at 100mbps
I have 16 runs of CAT6 in my house which terminates to a rack in my garage which houses a 24-port gigabit switch. I would like to swing one of those runs over to the existing ethernet cable so I can connect it to my router (a small linux computer which two NICs running shorewall). I'll have to figure out how to connect those cables (both are male RJ45)... otherwise, will this configuration be supported?
As I said, I will not have TV services and do not plan to subscribe in the future. Is there any reason why I would want to go with another configuration (aka use coax and the supplied actiontec?).
Thank you!

The link smith6612 provided has good info, but these are some things I can think of, and items I have done.
I would let Verizon do their supported install with the Actiontec router set up with Ethernet WAN. That is a supported install. This way you have their router should you have issues at a later date, you can put it back to the default configuration. After Verizon leaves, you can configure it as you wish. See if they will extend the cable from the ONT over to your rack. They probably will run a new cable for you. Put the Actiontec at your rack and connect one of its LAN ports to your switch until after the install. Then if you have your Linux PC in close proximity to two of your 16 outlets you could loop two of those those back to your rack. One to the router and one to your switch. Actually you could just use the router as a second switch if you turn off DHCP and connect one LAN port to the ONT and another LAN port to the cable going to your Shorwall's WAN. Many many ways. Shorewall WAN side would need to be configured properly for your ONT and FiOS set up. That is why I say let them do their thing first. Some of the older installs are still using PPPoE and some newer are DHCP. that would make a difference on how you configure your Linux box's WAN if it is directly connected to the ONT VIA the cable or a switch, which could just be the Actiontec without the WAN ports used. If you use the Actiontec as a switch directly off of the ONT, be sure to turn off DHCP and the WiFi first, and only use two lan ports. DON'T pull more than one public IP from the ONT.
I have had various configurations, and always Ethernet from the ONT. The original ONT 610 did not support MOCA and it had to be bridged from the Actiontec or a NIM-100. I have connected my Linux IP Cop with Dan's Guardian Proxy Filter directly to the ONT and used the Actiontec as a MOCA bridge for my TV services. Right now I have the Actiontec connected directly to the ONT first via Ethernet WAN, and have 2 DVRs, and 2 STBs for the TV. The Actiontec and TVs are considered The DMZ, with my Linux box called the moat. All my workstations and server sit behind the Linux proxy filter firewall. I set fixed IPs on my private network via MAC and DHCP, and the proxy is transparent. With exceptions on the filter for certain computers.
With my configuration, I can call with any issues and it is supported. Short of my Linux box and PCs. Which I don't want anyone into anyway. I have been thinking of putting the Linux box back in front, so I am not running dual NAT, but I need to have a supported platform for testing and using FiOS features. Thus I put the Actiontec back in front, and my stuff is safer behind the second NAT.

Activation de Photoshop Elements 13

eBonjour,
J'ai acheté à a FNAC le logiciel Photoshop Elements 13, qui vient avec une carte à gratter qui donne un code d'accès, qaui donne un numéro de série et permet de télécharger le programme. Après une heure et demie de téléchargement, des fichiers ( 7 ou 8) ont bien été enregistrés quelque part dans l'ordi ( qui tourne sur Windows 8-1), mais j'ai fini par comprendre qu'il fallait activer le programme; et là, galère: sur le site d'adobe rien de clair, de fil en aiguille j'apprends qu'il faut télécharger la version 64 bits du programme (???), un lien obtenu sur Adobe.com me conduit à un site où je peux télécharger la dite version pour... 83,00€.
Le service support d'Adobe obtenu après une longue attente me confirme que peut-être oui la FNAC fournit des logiciels avec pas forcément la bonne "définition", mais que la mise à jour est bien entendu gratuite. ( il s'agissait d'une personne spécialisée dans les problèmes de Cloud, et n'a pas pu en dire plus).
Quelqu'un peut-il me guider un peu? Pas moyen d'obtenir une personne sur le "Chat", c'est lundi et tous les naufragés du week-end avaient dû prendre le site d'assaut...
Merci!

Hello Rajshree,
I am not really or really not an expert about all this, what code are you referring to? the serial number?
(I may not reply immediately, it is bedtime here in Paris).
Thank you

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