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I plugged the ethernet from my ONT directly into my Google Nest Router and I am no longer using my G3100. Is the G3100 required for 1 gig? Google Wifi says I am running at 100 Mb.
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No, you can use any router you like. Verizon only supports their routers, though.
WiFi speeds can vary dramatically. Test with an Ethernet connected device to rule in/out WiFi issues. If an Ethernet connected device is limited to 100M, that suggests a bad cable. Check the link status lights to see if the Ethernet MACs are connecting at 1G or 100M.
Good Luck.
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No. Any router that has gigabit WAN port will be fine. There might be a Qos setting in your Google router settings that might need to be changed.
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How about the whole "hand shake" thing I have read about on other posts? I haven't been able to tell Verizon that I am not using the g3100 router. I went by the Verizon store to return it, and the guy there said if he took it back without me telling Verizon first that my internet would be turned off.
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Not true. Any router can connect to the ONT at anytime. Many people use their own router’s with FiOS.