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Does use of a non-Verizon router prevent re-activation of Fios TV following a period of suspension?
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@Jim521 wrote:Thank you for your prompt reply.
If I understand correctly, re-activation following a temporary suspension of Fios TV cannot be done without a Verizon router even if the service was originally activated via a Verizon router.
If the boxes were de-activated, they need a Fios router to be re-activated. Give it a shot and see what happens, but if the boxes won't activate, you need a Verizon router to do it.
04-26-2022 08:09 AM
@Jim521 wrote:Does use of a non-Verizon router prevent re-activation of Fios TV following a period of suspension?
You need a Verizon router in order to activate the Fios boxes. Once activated, you can switch to the other router.
04-27-2022 10:27 AM
Thank you for your prompt reply.
If I understand correctly, re-activation following a temporary suspension of Fios TV cannot be done without a Verizon router even if the service was originally activated via a Verizon router.
@Jim521 wrote:Thank you for your prompt reply.
If I understand correctly, re-activation following a temporary suspension of Fios TV cannot be done without a Verizon router even if the service was originally activated via a Verizon router.
If the boxes were de-activated, they need a Fios router to be re-activated. Give it a shot and see what happens, but if the boxes won't activate, you need a Verizon router to do it.