Verizon Fios Router

My Internet connection is wireless to a Verizon Fios router. The router has 4 LAN connections and 1 WAN connection. The WAN connection is used for some purpose (I think it may have something to do with TV on demand). Can I connect my Time Capsule to this router through its LAN connection, and if so, what port should I use on the time capsule side? I can't seem to get an Internet connection to work from the time capsule.

You would connect an ethernet cable from one of the LAN ports on the Fios router to the WAN port on the Time Capsule.
The key setting in this configuration is to put the Time Capsule in bridge mode. With AirPort Utility - Manual Setup, click the Internet icon. Look for Connection Sharing at the bottom of the page. This must be set to "Off (Bridge Mode)".

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How can i use a second router to replace verizon fios router?

Okay so just as the title says how do i use a second router? I got a cisco valet router... I don't know how to use it because the verizon router/modem is wierd i know how to use a router if i only had a modem but fios gives router/modem so how can i use my 2nd router? The current verizon fios router/modem is b/g mode and i wanna change to b/g/n so i can get a better speed from my internet... SO how can i use my 2nd router? I tried this http://www.dslreports.com/faq/verizonfios/3.0_Networking#12506 but i don't get it can someone guide me better or make a video explaination on how to use a 2nd router? I have it connected with see as in pic i connect from my router Internet port to wan port and the ethernet lan port to the ethernet lan port on verizon fios and no work please help...

OK, so with this, we have a few options. You appear to have a MoCa connection to the ONT, hence the coaxial cable being present.
1: The ActionTec can be bridged to the Valet router. This will not require any additional cabling, however it will require a small amount of work to have working. You will also require the ActionTec still in the mix, even though it will not be acting as a router anymore with this configuration.
Visit http://www.dslreports.com/faq/16077 and look at Option 4. There is a thread linked that will allow you to set up the ActionTec as just a MoCa bridge, and will pass the Public IP to your router. You will, in order for this to work once the ActionTec is bridged, need to connect the cable from your Valet router's Internet port, to the ActionTec's LAN port and nothing else goes to the ActionTec. From this point, your Valet should run as your primary and everything should connect through your Valet. If you are adding another router, a Netgear N300, you should perform the LAN to LAN setup, which we will talk about once you've got the Valet working correctly. LAN to LAN configs require a custom setup, so do not set up the Netgear for now.
2: This is my preferred method, which would be to run an Ethernet cable to the ONT. Option 6 in the FAQ. This will require spaking to Verizon to have them move your ONT to Ethernet, but once they do this, you can disconnect the Coaxial Cable from your ActionTec router, and plug in your CAT5/CAT6 cable from the ONT to the ActionTec's Internet/WAN port. Use the ActionTec to ensure everything is working after the switchover, and once off the phone, log into the ActionTec, perform a DHCP Release, and then prompty power off the ActionTec. Once this is done, plug the CAT6 cable into your Valet router's Internet port. You should from this point, be able to connect to the Cisco, and if the DHCP Lease was broken successfully, the Cisco should begin serving up your Internet connection. If it does not, leave the Cisco powered off for a few hours to break the DHCP lease, and then power it up. If the Valet does not work, still, give the Valet a factory reset and set up this router again, with the Ethernet cable from the ONT connected to it.
I would just take a good luck at the FAQ linked above again, and see what would work the best. Easiest thing to do is to get the ONT moved to Ethernet, which allows you to eliminate the ActionTec unless you need it in the future for TV service, and also allows you to use any router with ease.
Once the Valet is up and running and holds your Public IP address from Verizon (use http://whatismyip.com/ to determine this) , and also serves up IPs to devices on your network, post back and we can help you set up the Netgear. If you have any issues while setting this up, fall back to the ActionTec. It's factory reset will work without configuration needed, regardless of you being on Coax or Ethernet.
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Can I disable my Verizon Fios Router Wireless radio, connect it to a switch and use my airport express as my wireless access point connected to an in wall ethernet port?

Here's the deal. I have a Verizon Fios MI424WR router. My house has CAT5 throughout the house. The media panel is located in the garage. I want to take the Verizon Fios Router and cannot it in the media panel so I can connect a switch to it, that way, all my CAT5 can fire throughout the house. Verizon being Verizon decided to connect the router directly in the office.
Can I go this route (Router in media panel, switch cross connect to it) and use Airport Express, connected to one of the in-wall CAT5 ports in my house and then set it up as my wireless access point to provide wifi to my portable devices (iPad, iPhone, Macbook)? Is this possible? Will Airport Express comminicate with my verizon router via ethernet in-wall? Do I have to turn off the wireless radio in the Verizon router? Any help would be greatly appreciated!

That is right, by hard wired I was just making clear wired vs wireless attachment. AirPort family of devices will only act in a repeater mode with their own family members, not FiOS routers. they have to be wired to work.
There are some useful docs you can download from Apple, Support, Manuals, Peripherals, AirPort (just follow thos links from the Support button on the top bar):
Apple AirPort Networks
Designing AirPort Networks
AirPort Express Setup Guide
The last has a diagram of what you are trying to do, though without the house wiring, etc., but the basic principle.

Trouble connecting wirelessly via Verizon FiOS router

I am using a Titanium G4 Powerbook, OS 10.4.11.
I have an Airport Extreme connected to a Verizon FiOS router. These are set to broadcast on different channels.
Our iMac is connected to the FiOS via Ethernet: no problem getting online.
Other Mac notebooks can connect wirelessly using either the Airport or the FiOS.
This notebook can connect via Airport; however when logged into the FiOS wirelessly, and getting a strong signal, I cannot connect. Diagnostics tells me "ISP failed"; Airport tells me I have a self-assigned IP address.
It seems I have some setting wrong somewhere?

Why 2 routers?
-- only the AE can broadcast Airtunes
-- but the AE only has one hard-wired ethernet port (I need one for my imac and one for my ethernet printer)
-- and the FiOS router's wireless signal is stronger, I can get it in more parts of the house.
Thus the imac can be on via FiOS while the laptops are on via either FiOS or AE.
As long as both routers aren't distributing IP addresses on the same schema, should it matter?
I'll admit it would be easier to use only the FiOS router, but then no Airtunes. And I can't log onto the FiOS wirelessly, as I explained in my original post.

How do i bridge my extreme with a Verizon FIOS router?

how do i bridge my extreme with a Verizon FIOS router?

Unfortunately, the AirPort Extreme Base Station (AEBS) cannot be configured as a wireless Ethernet bridge. Although it can "join" the Verizon's wireless network, doing so its Ethernet ports will NOT be enabled for wired clients.

Unable to connect to Verizon Fios Router after Snow Leopard upgrade

After upgrading to Snow Leopard on the three-year-old iMac, I am unable to connect wirelessly to the Verizon Fios router, and what's worse, the Fios rep couldn't solve it either. She thought that it was an Apple software issue. Any ideas? My other two Macs are still connecting to the router without a problem and the MacBook is using Snow Leopard also.

Bill Mccabe wrote:
After upgrading to Snow Leopard on the three-year-old iMac, I am unable to connect wirelessly to the Verizon Fios router,
You might try resetting your connection settings using the steps listed in this message:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=10695921&start=1
They're not guaranteed to solve the problem, but they'll only take you a minute or so to try.

Time capsule remote access with verizon Fios router

I got a new 5gen time capsule. I'm trying to remotely access some files I transferred into the TC. The TC is on bridge mode with my Verizon Fios router. Is there a way to access my files remotely if so how do I set up.

The Fios router should offer ddns service from several of the providers.
Typical ones are dyndns and noip
but there are a fair number of them.. just the client has to be included in the firmware of the router.
Static public IP is the best option by far, but most ISP will only offer it with their business plans which are so much more expensive that it is not worth it. Some cable services will not offer it at all as their plans are all domestic.
Anyway the info is a phone call away and see how much extra it costs if it is offered.
Otherwise check the router for what ddns services are supported and join one.. they are free to a few dollars a month for low use service.

Verizon FIOS router Actiontec MI424WR not working with bonjour printing

Running OS X ver 10.9.3. Have a HPLaserJetP1102w. Just upgraded my Verizon FIOS router to Actiontec MI424WR Rev. I. Now my Mac can no longer find the printer wirelessly (it does, however, work thru USB). I see others have had this problem- and apparently some have solved it by changing settings on the router- but those settings options do not appear under 'advanced' for me. Verizon technical support, including the version one must pay for- was totally and utterly unable to help. Any suggestions for how to rescue this? Was all working perfectly with older Verizon router.

>It's amazing to me that talkting to 4 or 5 Verizon Tech's, they all say "This is new to me, I've never heard of this." Ugh...
I've had EXACTLY the same experience. Phone support and the techs who come to my home apparently have no idea this has been happening for months and months. Clearly, this issue hasn't filtered down from the network engineers to support.

HP Photosmart Plus B210e but cannot get it to connect to my Verizon Fios Router

I have the HP Photosmart Plus B210e but cannot get it to connect to my Verizon Fios Router which is an Actiontex M1424-WR. The printer finds the router name and I enter the WEP key, but it does not connect. The Diagnostics Summary listed No Filtering status as FAIL. I logged into my router and verified that no MAC Filtering is enabled. I have two laptops that have no problem connecting to the router.
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Odd that a hard-reboot was required. THis worked for me, too. Thanks for the post!

Verizon FIOs router and Aiport Card slow performance

Hey all,
Yesterday I switched from DSL to Verizons FIOs. Everything is working great with my PowerMac G4 which is hardwired to the ActionTec M1424WR wireless router, and an old PC laptop which is wireless.
The problem I’m having is with an iMac G5 wireless connection to the ActionTec router. I can connect to the internet but the pages load slower than DSL.
I started by talking with Apple Care a couple of times with no luck. I emptied the Cashe and reset Safari. I’ve also checked for interference from other sources like other routers in the area. And it’s not a distance problem because the connection strength is as high as it can be. The speed tests I’ve run say the download speeds a great. (5.12Mbps) But it still takes 30 seconds for a page to load.
In talking to a tech guy at Verizon (who knows Macs and networks), we thought it might be the WEP or the transmition rate. We turned off the WEP and set the transmition rate to “Auto” in the router control panel. But still no luck.
The Verizon tech is checking with ActionTec. If anyone has any other ideas please let me know. And I will let you all know what Verizon says.
Thanks,
mekg4
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Several weeks ago I said I would let everyone know how things progressed with getting my slow FIOs connection issuse resolved. So here’s what took place.
The first Verizon technician I talked with had me turn off the routers WEP encryption, then I changed the transmition rate setting to automatic. After having no effect he said he would call me back after talking to Actiontec. I never heard from him again.
During my second call to Verizon, tech support set up a conference call with a technician at Actiontec. After a brief discussion the Actiontec technician was sure the problem was with the wireless card in my computer. So after getting no help from Verizon or Actiontec I decided to give up on the Actiontec router an go back to my Netgear router.
After reconnecting my Netgear router I discovered I had a new problem. My Netgear router would not automatically configure. So I called Verizon tech support a 3rd time. I spent a half hour on the phone trying to configure my Netgear router manually. But this was a waste of time because no one at Verizon was sure what the correct router settings are because routers are designed to configure automatically.
Next I called Netgear to find out why the router was not configuring automatically. After spending $32.00 to talk to Netgear tech support he had me eliminate the router by going straight to my Mac to see if I could get an internet connection. And there was no connection.
So I called Verizon tech support a 4th time. I finally got someone I felt could really help. He told me that in order to connect the new router he would have to clear the IP Address that was assigned to my Actiontec router. The other option is to leave the router unplugged for as much as 4 hours. This too, will clear the IP Address. Once he cleared the old IP Address I reconnected my Netgear router and it configured automatically and I was back on the net. Now, web pages on my wireless iMac are loading in 3-5 seconds instead of 30 seconds.
However, there is just one more thing. After a short time my Netgear router began to freeze when I tried watching a 480p HD movie trailer. Then again when I went to the iTunes music store. Each time I had to turn of the router, wait 30 seconds then turn it back on. I emailed Netgear tech suppport and their response was to log into the router control panel:
1 Go to the WAN Setup.
2 Reduce the MTU to 1400,1456,1484 or 1492
3 Deselect "Disable the SPI firewall"
I tried setting the MTU to 1400 first and that seemed to work for a while. Then it started freezing again. I have the MTU set to 1456 now and it seems to be working so far.
I hope this information will be of help to anyone upgading to Verizon FIOs Internet.
iMac G5 Mac OS X (10.4.7)

2nd Gen iPod Touch Reboots Westell 9100EM Verizon FiOS Router

I've been round and round with Verizon FiOS with no answers yet.
My iPod Touch 2nd Gen 16GB 3.0 will connect successfully to my FiOS router wirelessly...but as soon as I try to access my mail or any internet site my router reboots. I just got FiOS a week or so ago. They have replaced the router but I still have the same issue. I never had this problem with my cable provider that I had in the past and using my Linksys WRT54G router. As a test, I connected my Linksys to my FiOS router as an access point and turned the wireless off on my FiOS router. As soon as attempted to get my mail on the iPod...the FiOS router rebooted again...but not the Linksys. I have tried using WPA w/TKIP (which I used on my Linksys) as well as WEP (although I don't like WEP).
I'm a Systems Engineer by trade and do this kind of troubleshooting for a living but this has me stumped. Anyone else experience this or have any ideas?

Wow, I never have heard of a device causing a router to reboot. I've got one idea about what could be happening but it is too strange to be the cause. Try updating the router DNS addresses to something that works - like OpenDNS.
Also, I would ask Verizon for another router. Other people certainly don't have this problem.

IPhone dropping calls when around Verizon FIOS router

Hello,
I have first generation of iPhone running 2.2.1. At home I have Verizon FIOS. I have noticed that at home if I dont switch off wifi on my iPhone, I get dropped phone calls. If I am connected to wifi and I make a phone call, within a minute or two I can not hear a thing. If I switch off wifi on my iPhone and make calls then everything goes fine. This is also true when I am receiving calls. I dont have this problem when I am around routers other than the FIOS router I have at home. Has anyone experienced this and know how to fix it?

i have FIOS but i haven't experienced that problem because i have the wifi in the FIOS router turned off and have an Airport Extreme bridged to the FIOS router supplying the wifi.
if you don't have any wifi devices then maybe you can just turn off the wifi in the FIOS router.

How does Time MACHINE work with the Verizon Fios Router and External Harddrive??

Hello,
I just got a laptop MBP for my daughter who has got Verizon FIOS as her carrier. The Router has wireless capability and ethernet capable connections.
I want to set her up with an external hard drive for Time Machine Backups and to make it easier, I was wondering if I can somehow connect the external hard drive to the router so she can use her laptop anywhere in the house and have it backed up.
I clearly recognize that I can hook it up direct to the laptop but I thought if someone had an idea, this approach might be easier for her.
I haven't gotten the external hard drive yet so I thought I would ask before I do.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide me,
Skip

You can restore from the larger disk since Time Machine makes a complete copy of the Mac on the first backup on any new disk.
So, the first time your Mac backed up to the larger disk, the entire contents of your Mac's hard drive (minus any files that you excluded) were copied over. Then, Time Machine began to back up the incremental changes on all subsequent backups.

Verizon Fios router in front of 2 Linksys routers

I have had Verizon Fios for about two years and my configuration was a WRT300N V1 connected to Fios, which was setup for DHCP reservations, and a WRT54GS V2 connected LAN-2-LAN to the WRT300N. Everything worked fine.
I just upgraded to Fios TV and was told that a Verizon router (an Actiontec I think) has to now be connected to Fios since the tv boxes connect to the router. Just to quickly get it working I changed the WRT300N to LAN mode (disabled DHCP and NAT) and plugged it into the Verizon LAN port. This worked for the hardwired and wireless devices directly connected to the WRT300N. However the hardwired devices connected to the WRT54GS cannot connect to the internet but wireless devices connected to the WRT54GS can. Curiously, anyone know why this would be the case?
What I really want to do is setup the WRT300N and WRT54GS as I originally did, where the WRT300N would do DHCP reservations. From looking on this site it appears I need to change the WRT300N to a 192.168.2.1 (currently is 192.168.1.3) so that it is a separate network and connect the WAN port on the WRT300N to a LAN port on the Verizon router. I attempted this and it did not appear to work (could not access the internet) and I was wondering if someone could tell me that what I am looking to do can be done and how to set it up. Thanks in advance Jay
Message Edited by j24 on 05-20-2008 10:23 PM
Message Edited by j24 on 05-20-2008 10:23 PM
Message Edited by j24 on 05-20-2008 10:24 PM

Actually I wanted to connect the WAN port of the WRT300N to a LAN port of the Actiontec Verizon router, and connect the WRT54GS to the WRT300N from LAN-to-LAN.
I read the instructions on cascading routers, which is what I wanted to do between the WRT300N and Actiontec. I set everything up and it initially did not work (and as a result I started this thread). I then realized that the firmware on the WRT300N and WRT54GS were not the latest versions so I updated the firmware and everything worked!
So the WRT54GS now has an ip of 192.168.5.101, has DHCP disabled and is connected from a LAN port to a LAN port on the WRT300N. The WRT300N now has an ip of 192.168.5.100, has DHCP enabled, has DHCP Reservations being used (as was before and is the reason I wanted to keep that part of the network the same) and is connected from the WAN port to the LAN port of the Verizon Actiontec router. The Verizon router is still on the 192.168.1 address. I guess I should have looked at the firmware first.
Thanks for the reply
Jay

My AirPort Express won't connect to my Verizon FIOS Router

I am trying to get my AirPort Express to join my Verizon FIOS wireless network and I am experiencing difficulties. I have made sure theAirport is updated with the 6.3 firmware. I only want to use it to play AirTunes over my existing network. So when I go to set it up in the AirPort Utility on my MacBook Pro it recognizes the Airport Express. I go through the setup and select "Join my existing wireless network". Then I click on my network's name and enter the WEP (i am sure I am not misspelling the WEP, I checked several times) and finish up on the settings. I then click "Update" and it tells me it's resetting and will show up in a few moments. It never shows up on my utility and the speaker never shows up on itunes. From then on the AirPort Express is unrecognizable as an airport or a network, and won't be recognizable again until I reset it.

Nvm, i got it to work

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