G3100

As for the Ethernet, I have tried that, and you are right, it is capped at 100 Mbps. As for the Wi-Fi, our router (a basic Verizon G3100) sits in the same room as the Android TV. But, I have noticed that as our neighbors have upgraded their Wi-Fi, there has been more channel overlap and general inte

the 12-hour reset pattern is the tell. G3100 has two very common causes for WAN pegging at 100Mbps: the ONT-to-G3100 ethernet run has a marginal pair. 1000BASE-T uses all 4 pairs, 100BASE-TX uses only 2. if one pair is intermittently open or shorted, the link renegotiates down and sticks there. cabl

wireless signal strength quickly falls off in areas of the house that aren't near the garage, Step one is complaining to Verizon that their solution is leaving you unsatisfied … especially as some plans include ensuring whole home wireless coverage, effected using their MoCA-connected wireless exten

you have a few options -Call and make sure to talk to verizon fios tech support to have a tech come out and MOVE the router to a central area for better wifi signal (as long as you call within the first 7 days of install the order to move ONT, router, or run a new ethernet cable is free) after the 7

It’s a mystery why some threads slip through without comment while others are overflowing. Anyway, a few quick comments should this not yet be resolved…. The ONT is in my living room behind the TV. It has Coax coming out of it and it's split 3 ways... 1 to the VZ Router (which is giving internet to

With lath-and-plaster interior walls and a stucco exterior on my two-story 1920s house, I really hate pulling wire, so I might see if I could quickly get the coax working. If not, then pulling cat 6 it would be. I'm using as-found 40+ year old coax with at least one janky old splitter in a wall some

Is your “regular Verizon router” the G3100? If so, you can link it with the E3200 via WiFi Backhaul or you can connect them via the coax in your house. I’ve done both, and both work really well, but for my setup I’m using the wireless backhaul option due to location. Connected via coax, I was gettin

But it's not working with the G3100 either. Tech support said must be hard wired or using coax outlet.. but I don't have any coax outlets. My house is flipped so all new walls, no coax cable, internet or phone jacks in any room. Verizon had to make new line in for FIOS.

What router do you have? The E3200 extender is compatible with both of the latest Verizon routers: G3100 and newest CR1000 model. The E3200 extender can only be paired wirelessly with the G3100 router, while the CR1000 is only wirelessly pairable to the CE1000 extender. As a tech I do not recommend