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Verizon
G3100
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G3100 Resale
No, you won't need a moca adapter. The g3100 has one built in just like the g1100 (or any Verizon branded fios router). The g3100 would be a direct replacement of the g1100. No extra setup or wiring needed.
sdrawkcab25 in r/Fios
March 27, 2026 10:01 PM
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G3100 Resale
In that if case if you have TV service you will want to get a Verizon router just to keep it simple. The G3100 is excellent.
Adventurous_Elk_4039 in r/Fios
March 27, 2026 9:39 PM
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Upgrading network hardware
If you insist on having Verizon hardware, why not just get a G3100 and two E3200 extenders to do exactly what you want? No configuration to do, it just works.
JackTheReaping in r/Fios
November 21, 2025 2:53 AM
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Client upgrading wifi has gig fiber with I-211M-L ONT and verizon router (G3100)
You can just take the G3100 out without calling Verizon. I highly recommend using Ethernet backhaul between the ASUS Mesh nodes. At Gigabit speeds, wireless backhaul struggles or doesn't give you the appropriate spacing. ASUS gives you a setting in the GUI to enable if you have all of your nodes on
...Smith6612 in r/Fios
May 1, 2026 2:32 AM
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Using router and wifi extender via coax instead of MoCA ethernet adapter
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
...CubanlinkEnJ in r/Fios
October 10, 2025 9:40 PM
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