That sounds more like what my buddy in NJ described about his FIOS setup. The all
coax way sounds like the lazy installer method.
On 7/3/2010 12:06 PM, Bryan Seitz wrote:
The way mine works is:
ONT -> RJ45 -> My router
ONT -> Coax -> TVS
Ie, the ONT has more than one output...
On Sat, Jul 03, 2010 at 06:27:55PM -0400, DSinc wrote:
> Bryan,
> Thank you. I think you have solved all my confusion.
> I'll read up on DNS Relay.
> Plan to disable the DHCP Server. Understand your share of "depends,...".
> Believe this a LAN-side business anyway per my router's docs. I manually
>
Bryan,
Thank you. I think you have solved all my confusion.
I'll read up on DNS Relay.
Plan to disable the DHCP Server. Understand your share of "depends,...".
Believe this a LAN-side business anyway per my router's docs. I manually
assign LAN IP addys. Old habit.. :)
Should the "wan mode:" b
On Sat, Jul 03, 2010 at 03:59:19PM -0400, DSinc wrote:
> Bryan,
> OK. Your setup makes sense to me. Can you share what kinds of settings
> you use at your Router? I was thinking stuff like:
>
> Enable DNS Relay: ???
Sure.
> Enable RIP: ???
No.
> Enable DHCP Server: ???
Depends, make sure onl
Bryan,
OK. Your setup makes sense to me. Can you share what kinds of settings
you use at your Router? I was thinking stuff like:
Enable DNS Relay: ???
Enable RIP: ???
Enable DHCP Server: ???
WAN Mode: Static/DHCP/PPPoE/PPTP/L2TP ?
UName: n/a
PW: n/a
Adress Mode: Dynamic IP/Static IP ?
Reconne
On Sat, Jul 03, 2010 at 02:31:42PM -0400, DSinc wrote:
> Brian,
> MOCA confused me. Now I know what it is. No, I've been told nothing
> about MOCA. I suppose it could be involved with their FI-TV service,
> but I am not investigating the FI-TV piece yet. The only info I have yet
> is that there
Brian,
MOCA confused me. Now I know what it is. No, I've been told nothing
about MOCA. I suppose it could be involved with their FI-TV service,
but I am not investigating the FI-TV piece yet. The only info I have yet
is that there NO Set-Top-Boxes in this service until I select HD
channels. T
On Sat, Jul 03, 2010 at 01:28:32AM -0400, Rick Glazier wrote:
> I can only tell you what "they" do here.
> My FIOS is a single box inside.
> That seems to me to be better than one inside and one outside.
> (The Optical Link terminates in the basement.)
>
> Mine runs a COAX cable to the WIFI router
ge my WiFi router once to a better model that actually
supported that. WPA-PSK2
(About a year later, another one burned out.)
Good luck.
Rick Glazier
- Original Message - From: "DSinc"
Subject: [H] FIOS question 2.5?
I am not fully up to this level yet.
I've gotten alot of
That's a bummer IMHO since it limits your control & your ability to log what's
happening on your connection. This was what I faced with when I moved out here & took
over control of my girlfriends DSL connection. At least I was eventually able to get
a better deal from the small local cable co. f
after they left.
They had to change my WiFi router once to a better model that actually
supported that. WPA-PSK2
(About a year later, another one burned out.)
Good luck.
Rick Glazier
- Original Message -
From: "DSinc"
Subject: [H] FIOS question 2.5?
I am not fully up to
I am not fully up to this level yet.
I've gotten alot of offline suggistions (mostly about tangential wiring
my home AND selecting FI-TV). Fine. FI-TV is not my focus ATM.
I accept that I may get an RJ45 interface (ethernet) to a future ONT.
ATM, I have no idea WHAT comes out of this RJ45 inter
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