How to Relocate a FiOS Ethernet Router

A Verizon FiOS customer’s router links to the network via RG6 coaxial cable plugged into the Verizon cable wall outlet. To relocate a Verizon FiOS router, use enough coaxial cable to connect the wall outlet to the FiOS router at its new location

You’ll also need access to an electrical plug and enough Ethernet link to associate the switch to your computer. When you’ve introduced the link run, moving and setting up the FiOS router is a clear undertaking that doesn’t require authority computer or systems administration learning.

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Switch off the switch. Unplug one finish of the dark power link from the backboard of the FiOS switch and the opposite end from the electrical plug. Unplug the yellow Ethernet link from the switch’s backboard. Unscrew the coaxial link from the connector jack on the FiOS router. Move the router to its new area.

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Screw one finish of the new keeps running of RG6 coaxial link into the link divider outlet. Skirt this progression in case you’re utilizing the first link. Screw the opposite end into the connector jack on the back of the router.

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Fitting one finish of the dark power link into the electrical plug. Attachment the opposite end into the dark power attachment on the switch’s backboard. Switch on the switch. Hang tight for both the power and the Internet association green marker lights to actuate on the switch’s front board.

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Fitting one finish of the yellow Ethernet link into the Network or LAN port on the back or side of your PC. Supplement the opposite end into one of the four Ethernet ports on the switch’s backboard. Rehash this progression for every computer that you need to interface with the FiOS router.

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Switch on your computer. This lights up the LAN — local area network — indicator on the router’s front panel.