FIOS internet slowdown

Ive always had good speeds. A speed test doesnt show any slowdowns in DL speed and the ping is fine, yet all the sudden as of late webpages load slower. Pictures load slowly, and pages take a second before they pop up. Its loading webpages in parts and it never used to do that. Something has definately changed. Im wondering if I should call up verizon. Its like this for all my computers.

This may sound like an odd cause, but since the speed test are good and the pings are low, select one of the computers and do a clean up. Specifically clear the cookies/cache/temp internet files and see if there is any difference. Also look for anything common between the computers that may have been installed such as a phishing filters, website scanners, plug-ins etc. You've checked the first two usual suspects, it's time to start eliminating other slowdown possibilities until the only thing left is the culprit.
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If you're not sure how to run tracert on Windows:
1. On a machine with a wired connection direct to the router, bring up a command prompt as administrator. (Doing this through wireless or through a hub adds an additional layer of complexity and potential problems. Stick to a machine going straight to the router, and not via a switch or hub.)
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4   927 ms   912 ms 1125 ms so-0-n-0-0.xxx-BB-xxx.verizon-gni.net [130.81.nn.nn]
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2    46 ms    46 ms    46 ms Lnnn.xxxxx-VFxxx-88.verizon-gni.net [71.16n.nn.1]
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I believe what you stated about Carbonite but I'm very leary now about using any online backup service ever again.
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Fourth disconnection from FiOS internet service in five days

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tr888 wrote:
... Will adding FIOS TV be as simple as attaching a coax cable to Leg#4 on the splitter and connecting that coax to the DVR?
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FIOS Internet connection reset on the verizon side

I am a new subscriber of the FIOS internet after having Comcast for years. I like the service speed, etc.. but I have one nagging issue that I can't seem to get any help with.
I have the ethernet from the ONT plugged directly into my firewall (same one I used for years with comcast) and every 1 hour 55 minutes and 3 seconds it immediately drops the connection and then restarts it. This is a problem as there are many times I am in the middle of a vpn session and once it kills my connection I lose what I was doing, etc.
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You should have no problem connecting a switch to each of two ports on the Actiontec, and then feeding multiple devices from those switches. I'm doing that myself.
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Bad experience with Verizon Fios Internet and Customer Service

I had an extremely bad experience with Verizon Fios Internet service and I will never use Verizon again.
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How do I change the room that my FiOS Internet connection is wired to?

My FiOS Internet connection was placed in my office but I am now renovating and need to remove my computer ( wired ) as well as router to another room during the renovation .
I have coax outlets in 4 other places throughout the house but they were not wired to get the FiOS signal.
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The four plug splitter I assume is from a previous Cable company installation. If by "Box" you mean the ONT Verizon installed when you had FiOS put in, just connect a Coaxial cable coming from a desired room to the splitter the ONT is connected to and move the router over. Things should connect right up.
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Email photos from iPhoto 8 with Verizon Fios internet

I am totally new to the wonderful mac world. I have a new iMac with Verizon Fios internet. When I try to automatically setup for emailing photos it tries to setup something with "incoming.yahoo....
How do I go about setting up email sharing of photos?

mrmole
To email photos from within iPhoto you need to use one of the following applications for email:
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2. Entourage
3. AOL
4. Eudora
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If you use Web-based email, you cannot email from within iPhoto. In that case you can use one, some or any of the following:
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We have had Verizon FIOS internet since Jan. 2008. It has been reasonably reliable. No disconnects... until mid-Dec 2012 when they started with a vengeance. E-mail connections dropped (we had to re-start Outlook). Usually, we couldn't "see" them in internet connections, but ping tests proved that they were occurring between aboaut 4 p.m. and midnight, rarely, if ever, during other hours of the day.
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We have had Verizon FIOS internet since Jan. 2008. It has been reasonably reliable. No disconnects... until mid-Dec 2012 when they started with a vengeance. E-mail connections dropped (we had to re-start Outlook). Usually, we couldn't "see" them in internet connections, but ping tests proved that they were occurring between aboaut 4 p.m. and midnight, rarely, if ever, during other hours of the day.
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We've called repair over 20 times, which is above and beyond what sane people would do. Now, we've had EEE-NUFF.
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I'm paying for 25/25. I've run speed tests and at best I'm getting 10Mbps download and 5Mbps upload. I've changed channels rebooted router, verizon rebooted their equipment to no avail. Intermittently I've experienced timeouts on my wireless devices and very slow internet activity. I have 3 iphones, wireless printer and a pc and xbox hardwired. My son always complaining about lagging on the xbox. I have the Actiontec MI424WR router version F.

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"Services and fees" are something you can't do about because those are county's charges. As for the $10 charge for the cable box, I don't know what to say but they should have been free. Have you asked why you're being billed for the box? The offer you signed up for is probably alot different than the ones that exists today. Did they charge you for the box the first month you have services.

Booted off Verizon Fios Internet when use VOIP phone.

When I use my VOIP phone while on the internet (I use Verison FIOS Internet), I get booted off the internet. I have done what tech support said to do which was to do a hard reboot of the router but after a short while it does it again. They had no more answers for me than that. Does anyone else know what can be done?
Thanks.

albcmb wrote:
I have Fios Internet, TV and Phone and so I HAVE to use the Verizon router made by Actiontec. My Mac Book Pro is Leopard based.
Does the router have the latest firmware? Very important.
The problem is that I am paying for 20mbps service and getting about 6 to 8. This is regardless of where I am in physical relation to the router/modem and whether or not I am the only computer connected to the internet.
How are you measuring your speed?
PLEASE help. I have contacted Verizon and they have no ideas that help. I cannot watch Netflix or Boxee and even regular internet pages load painfully slowly.
I have a cable modem that runs at 10Mb/s and internet pages load instantly. On this Verizon DSL I am currently using, which creeps along at a mere 3 Mb/s, pages internet pages load instantly.
Even if your connection is 6 to 8 Mb/s, pages should load instantly, and streaming should work properly.
Clearly, you have some other problem with your system.
Again, how are you measuring your speed? What is your link speed? What are your measured upload and download speeds?
If you are using the router as a WiFi then you may not be getting the full speed you expect from a direct connection.
You need to supply much more real hard data than you have.
Your subject says that "Verizon Fios Internet, TV and Phone with Mac Book Pro is SLOW!" and Leopard has nothing to do with your TV or phone.
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