WAN Side DHCP Renewal

My existing router (not the Actiontec) allows me to view all activity going on with my network. I just noticed that the WAN DHCP renews every hour. When I look at the lease time it shows the next renewal is coming up at 12:17pm.
Why is Verizon doing this?

jumpin68ny wrote:
fortigate 3.0. The WAN side is connected to the Ethernet Port of Verizon Fios service.
Since this is FIOS, directly to the ONT (optical network terminal)?
Google Image search for fios ont
Because if not: that first router that is handling the public IP, is giving you a one hour lease.
^^
In Verizon DHCP areas, I hear/read that the lease time is two hours.
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