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I currently have an actiontec REV I router with 75/75 MegaBit Service and Extreme TV bundle. My router currently uses the coax for my internet connection. I assume the new Gigabit service will require to use etherent. If I run an ethernet cable from the ONT to my router's wan connection I should be able to get the gigabit service correct? I can then disconnect the coax from my router? Please advise. Thanks!
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@roberto188 wrote:I currently have an actiontec REV I router with 75/75 MegaBit Service and Extreme TV bundle. My router currently uses the coax for my internet connection. I assume the new Gigabit service will require to use etherent. If I run an ethernet cable from the ONT to my router's wan connection I should be able to get the gigabit service correct? I can then disconnect the coax from my router? Please advise. Thanks!
You will have to have the ONT provisioned for ethernet. This may require a service appointment.
Coxial is capable of giga speeds under ideal conditions, but Verizon is tryimng to just use ethernet for internet.
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Verizon uses moca for internet over coax. It does not support such high speeds.
ethernet must be used. And your ont must support it as well.