Share Your Ideas with Verizon

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#1 - The NAT table in the FiOS routers just don't cut it for online gaming, especially where several hundred servers are refreshed frequently.  Please do the relatively easy job of making a router with a MUCH MUCH larger NAT table than what the current routers have.  Practically any consumer router out in stores has a larger NAT table than the Actiontec.

#2 - Next router should support Full Wireless N.  The current REV F. Actiontec is only single channel Wireless compatible which tops out at 65mbps.  Full Wireless N routers currently support 300mbps.

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I promote this comment

[#3]

I agree!  

[#4]

there is a rev G out there in the wild and spec'ed out on the Actiontec web site -I would even add that you should give customers who pay for a certain level of service have priority to get a higher rev router when they are available -

[#5]

Check back in periodically to see what routers options are avaialble

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Check back in periodically to see what routers options are avaialble

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Check back in periodically to see what routers options are avaialble

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[#8]

The answer is to get rid of the requirement to have to use Verizon's router. This was not the most intelligent idea to begin with.

[#9]

I was told by a Verizon tech during a chat that the "G" router did not exist. When I challenged him he admitted it existed but that I " would never get it!"   I was then told it was only for business level customers only.  He ended the chat before I could even explain that I was only asking about it for my internal network.  I would like to see 4  1gig ports on the router as well as wireless N.  The Actiontec router should not be slowing down my lan.

[#10]

OldMusic

get a low cost gigabit switch and plug that into the Verizon router. Everything else into the switch.

[#11]

Is there any updates on upgrading or purchasing this "G" Rev Router with Gigabit?