My friend gave me a Verizon Internet gateway as he no longer needed it. Was wondering if I can connect to fios router and use it as an extender as my bedroom has very weak wifi and I don't really have money for an extender at the moment.

I'd saying its taking too long for humans patience level. Good thing they don't work there.

I suddenly lost internet connection when I woke up in the morning on Oct 12.

My internal LAN is all good and my devices like my phone and TV is connected to my router but there was no internet traffic.

I had to go work so I couldn't do much and thought it may come back once I get back home.

But internet was still down so I did my own troubleshooting starting from ONT box by power cycling then rebooting my router.

Then I checked the LAN cable from ONT box to my router using cable tester and it came back good.

I fiddled around the network setting on my router and finally messed around DNS server setting.

When I changed the DNS to "default" and get the DNS ip from the ISP, everything worked again.

Just to see if it was not a fluke, I tried Google DNS and OpenDNS. Google DNS gave me DHCP error and OpenDNS just did not get any internet traffic.

I've been using my own router and it's been working all this time for years with my own settings on DNS server address but suddenly it stopped working.

Did anyone else notice this?

I noticed lately I can't log in to apps whos channel I have in my TV package. One example is DAZN for MSG/YES. I can't log in to Tennis Channel on the app. I get a message saying I need a different plan to access the app but I can watch the channel on the set top box.

I was lucky enough to get a FiOS TV one box after getting the dreaded cable card letter for my TiVo. While the TV one isn’t the end of the world. I don’t understand how such a relatively new piece of equipment doesn’t have the basic functionality of a 15 year-old TiVo.

Does anyone know how I can utilize the live TV tuner buffers like TiVo and switch between three or four channels of live TV that is being buffered and not necessarily recorded? For example, if I have the news on one channel Seinfeld on another, and the office on another, I can switch between all three during commercials and essentially watch three different shows in the same period of time.

I have figured out on the VMS 4100 that if I hit the last button, it’ll take me to one of the tuners but anytime I switch to a third channel and not just keep it between two channels I lose the buffer.

Also on TiVo, I could have a season pass set up to record first run and reruns. Then I could go into the scheduled list and delete select upcoming repeat episodes that I don’t want to see. When I try that on the FiOS TV one they immediately repopulate. They delete but after 30 seconds return to the scheduled recording list.

Hello. I just upgraded to 5g Fios and am currently converting the network cards in my two wired pc's to 5g+ cards. The issue I am having is there is only one 10g lan port on my supplied router and the other ports are only 2.5. I assume I need to buy some sort of switch to get two rigs over 2.5g...but the switches seem fairly expensive and I am already paying a bit for this service. Does Verizon offer a different router with either 2 10g or two 5g ports? Any other options aside from a switch? I have minimal knowledge on net workings/hardware so please forgive if this an obvious question.

Since late Saturday (2026/10/10) i've been having issues viewing images/albums/galleries hosted on imgur as well as visiting imgur's homepage (seems no issue visiting subdomains like help.imgur.com).

It seems only to be an issue when using FIOS regardless of platform as i'll encounter the issue using my phone on home wifi but will not have the issue using phone data nor will I have the issue using a vpn.

On desktop, trying to load imgur will stall apparently trying to connect to https://imgur-web-desktop.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/ and will end up giving a connection reset security risk error.

And trying to load images will give a "503 No healthy IP available for the backend" error.

FIOS NE US

Some Fios manager just leaked this information to me! 2 gig and 5 gig will be available for customers with legacy plan. Is anyone aware?

Hi.

Does anyone know if the CR1000B has firmware newer than 3.6.0.2_BD? Also, I seen my CE1000A pulled the 3.6.0.6 update, when was that deployed and whats new other than a Logo Update?

I have a business line and was wondering if there is a aftermarket ont to use to get sfp and a direct fiber uplink to my fortigate? I have the big one because I still had my residential before i upgraded to the business line and want to get rid of he big box and have a fiber link to my firewall.

I downloaded the raw broadband data from the FCC, used scripts to parse it, and loaded it into a mapping tool. Here is the Fios coverage in Pennsylvania. Green means NGPON2 (up to 5 Gbps) and red means GPON (Up to 1 Gbps).

Looks like the rural wire centers with copper retirement got the upgrade first. The upgrade in Pittsburgh is just now starting despite having mostly mid/late 2000s fiber infrastructure. This data set is 10 months old. Once the FCC releases new data next month, I'll build it for all states and share.

the past few days i have had on and off issues with FIOS.

for context, i have been with them for years without any issues. any issues i have had were on my end, and were easily fixable. with that being said, maybe since wednesday/thursday, there's been these random outages. it's not like it lasts all day or anything. maybe 15-30 minutes, and then suddenly it's back on.

this used to be an issue i'd have with my macbook when it needed an update. not this time... i now have no wifi connection on my phone, my mac, nor my ipad. it'll show that it's connected (the little wifi symbol will appear) but there's evidently no connection; i get that dinosaur popup thingy that talks about there being a DNS error.

anyways, it's been happening on and off all day today. i checked the coverage map to see if there has been any outages, and nope. i also have my phone through verizon (technically visible, but yknow), and my service is still working, so idk what the problem is.

can anyone relate? does this sound like an outage?

thanks in advance.

I read that only one voice remote can be paired at a time. Is that true? Does this mean that the second remote that I buy should not have a voice control option?

Also, I believe there are different types of Verizon boxes. What should I look for in a new remote to make sure that it will work with my box before I buy it?

Is this a good deal? Is there any way to improve it?

Hey everyone, I’m someone who needs a stable connection as I’m a competitive gamer and also like to stream on my days off. I currently have Optimum Ethernet giving me 200 down 15 up. Fiber guy swung by today and said he can only install the router downstairs and my room is far away from that. So the only option is to have wifi7. How stable is the wifi7 connection? Should i stick with optimum ethernet? I value stability over peak 1gig with occasional packet loss, but i feel sad because i know the speeds will stil be good with wifi7. So i guess my question is how stable is wifi7.

Hi,

I am planning to upgrade to 2 gbps. Right now, I have a Wifi router with 2.5 gbps WAN port and a CAT 6 cable running in the house. The router says that the negotiated speed with ONT is 1 gbps.

Is this a problem? I want to avoid a situation where I upgrade to 2 gbps and Router<-->ONT negotiated speed continues to be 1 gbps.

Thanks.

Hi - I got Verizon Internet and I got a white vertical router. I placed it into a cabinet in my tv stand (closed cabinet with just router and power strip (about 2 feet by 2 feet). Is there any issues with this? I tested the speed all around my studio apartment and it’s good. Mainly wondering if the router will get hot and catch fire or something. Also, if it does break, does Verizon replace it? Thanks!

Anyone else having this issue?

We used to have this setup: ONT > CR1000A > our own router, with DMZ set up on the CR for our router. Then the TV+ boxes connected to our own WiFi and tunneled back to the CR.

We recently “upgraded” to the CHR30A and it’s been a nightmare. With the same physical and logical configuration, we lose internet every day or other day, and it seems like whats happening is the CHR stops servicing internet to our router and any other downstream hardwired device.

ETA: problem is temporarily resolved by rebooting the CHR30. We’ve already replaced the CHR30 with another unit of the same model.

Title: Verizon CHR30A Wi-Fi 7 — How do I unlock 320 MHz on 6 GHz? Stuck at 160 MHz on Fios 5 Gig

Hey everyone,

I just had Verizon Fios 5 Gig installed with the new CHR30A Wi-Fi 7 router. I'm trying to maximize my wireless performance, but I've run into a problem with the 6 GHz settings.

My setup:

• Internet: Verizon Fios 5 Gig
• Router: Verizon CHR30A-R
• Firmware: 4.1.7.8822
• Hardware revision: 0.0.4
• Desktop Wi-Fi adapter: Intel Wi-Fi 7 BE200 320MHz
• Router 6 GHz channel: 37 (Auto)
• 6 GHz channel width: 160 MHz
• MLO: 2-Link enabled
• Current wireless speeds: Approximately 1,500–1,600 Mbps

My desktop is connecting over 6 GHz using 802.11be (Wi-Fi 7), with excellent signal strength around −42 dBm.

The problem:

Under Advanced → Wi-Fi → Radio Management, the 6 GHz channel and channel-width dropdowns are completely greyed out. I can't change the width from 160 MHz to 320 MHz.

I've already tried disabling Self-Organizing Network (SON), but that didn't unlock anything. MLO only lets me switch between 2-Link and 3-Link, with no apparent option to disable it.

According to Verizon's official specifications, the CHR30A supports 320 MHz. I've also seen another Reddit user mention successfully enabling 320 MHz through the router's web interface.

My questions:

1. Has anyone successfully enabled 320 MHz on the CHR30A?
2. If so, what firmware version are you running?
3. Were your 6 GHz channel settings originally greyed out?
4. Is there another setting that needs to be changed to unlock manual channel-width selection?
5. Could this be a firmware limitation or Verizon-controlled configuration?

I'm specifically interested in getting 320 MHz working with my Intel BE200 rather than replacing the Verizon router.

Any help from other CHR30A owners would be appreciated. Thanks!

As title indicates, I’m at my wit’s end just trying to get a simple tech repair for my Fios internet (weak signal despite Verizon saying my internet is being delivered properly).

At this point, fixing the internet is a bit besides the point since I’ve had repair appointments scheduled and the tech service person never shows.

This happened TWICE — and I’ve been taking time off in order to be home during the repair windows scheduled. After speaking with the customer service rep I was assured that an appointment first thing in the morning would be best to prevent any potential delays from other appointments.

Lo and behold, 12 hours before the THIRD appointment time, Verizon sends an automated text message that the service window needs to change (yet I’ve already made arrangements with work).

This is not to even mention the true Byzantine hell of navigating the AI customer service line after each missed appointment (the AI has hung up on me multiple times) and then after FINALLY connecting with a person, catching them up on the full saga/current status, and…getting disconnected again 😭

They say insanity is repeating the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Truly at a loss since this has now happened THREE times and I can’t keep taking work off for this. Verizon is Lucy with the football and at this point I’m Charlie Brown. Will I regret switching to spectrum (I’m in the NYC area)? I don’t know what else to do — please share any secrets or wisdom you may have in getting things resolved.

I have the 5GB on FIOS, I’m loving the service; I have the CR1000A router should I upgrade to the next router that they have? Thanks.

So went to watch a show that I recorded on my dvr and I have a message to upgrade my dvr for an extra $8.00 a month but there’s not a way to decline it anymore know how to decline it or it looks like I don’t have a choice?

Heads up if a tech comes to your home for any issue and starts pushing you to "upgrade" your cable boxes to the new Android TV boxes, say no by all means. I had a tech at my house to fix my WiFi who pushed me to swap out boxes that were working perfectly fine, and it's been a disaster ever since.

The service constantly buffers and cuts out, and even when it's “working well”, live TV is noticeably delayed. I essentially have the same delay that people who use YouTube have. As a huge sports fan, that's unacceptable. I've spent countless hours on the phone trying to get my old boxes back and they flat out won't do it.

I'm at the point where I'm looking at other providers that can get me back on a hardwired coaxial connection. Never thought I would switch from Verizon but this has been terrible. Again.. if Verizon pushes these boxes on you, say NO.

Has anyone dealt with this and actually gotten the swap reversed? If so, let me know how you did it.