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It is very likely that Verizon will not help you. They do not support non-Verizon routers nor do they get into technical details like this.
Two hours is the standard timeout for WAN IP leases on FiOS. A renewal at half the expiration time, or 3600 seconds, is expected behavior.
It sounds like something about the way the pfSense is issue the renewal request is different than what a Verizon router does. I don’t know what that could be. If you are handy with WireShark you could hook up your Verizon router as primary and watch what it does.
If there is a pfSense user forum, you might be able to get some answers there if no one here has any experience with this issue.
Good Luck.
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It is very likely that Verizon will not help you. They do not support non-Verizon routers nor do they get into technical details like this.
Two hours is the standard timeout for WAN IP leases on FiOS. A renewal at half the expiration time, or 3600 seconds, is expected behavior.
It sounds like something about the way the pfSense is issue the renewal request is different than what a Verizon router does. I don’t know what that could be. If you are handy with WireShark you could hook up your Verizon router as primary and watch what it does.
If there is a pfSense user forum, you might be able to get some answers there if no one here has any experience with this issue.
Good Luck.