Any special way to set up a new Actiontec Wireless N Fios router?

I'm looking to buy the newer Wireless N router as I'm using an old Westell 9100 wireless g router. Since I'm buying the fios router new outside of Verizon, when I get it is there anything special I have to do to swap out the routers and get the new one working? I assume I have to sign into it and do something. What do I have to do?
Any help I can get before I get the router so I am prepared ahead of time is appreciated.

Since you say you're buying it outside of Verizon, I would suggest two things.
1) Release the DHCP on the old router before you disconnect it, otherwise you may not be able to get a new DHCP lease right away. http://www.dslreports.com/faq/15898
2) Do a hard reset on the new router to make sure the router is set back to factory defaults.

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in windows?
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"C:/MyJar", is this the only way to set the classpath
with:
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Hello there all,
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Probably the best treatise on the care and feeding of Apple notebook batteries is this user-submitted tip:
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Not wanting to screw up in a process I've not done with a brand new machine before, I'm looking for feedback on my plan for setting my new Mac Pro next week...
The physical plan is this:
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http://www.maxupgrades.com/istore/index.cfm?fuseaction=product.display&product_i d=180
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oh mighty Hatter, I knew you'd have helpful guidance to offer! And thank you. You've confirmed my anxieties about the Sonnet card; kind of a 'too much, too quickly' sort of thing. And it's not that Sonnet's not a good company. Just everything to do with new technologies and the growth curve we all, manufacturers and users, go through when they come out. And, for sure, the new Mac Pro's are new technology; the single biggest forward leap in Apple's top-of-the-line machines for some time far as I can tell. Just reading at Intel's website about the Nehalem's is a joy!
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JQ
ps- Gotta love that ILLogic fellow eh? Talk about not getting the essence!

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