the sticker has your revision number. it's on the router itself.
I was told by the installer that this unit was a gigabyte router with 802.11n capability. Can someone confirm this for me. I built my infrastructure at home with all gigabit devices and now find out that the router may not be. If it is not gigbit/802.11n capable can I get a gigabit router so I can put my own AP and switch in place? Thanks. Steve
Their are lots of versions of the MI424WR. The latest version is "I" . It and the "G" version before it are Wireless N with Gigabit wired ports.
The Version "F" was draft N and lacked Gigabit ports.
Earlier version were all Wireless G support .
If you have FIOS TV you must have a verizon router in your mix. You can add you own wireless N router off the Verizon router but their are some configurations that work better than others. Normally I would point you to some info on DSLREPORTS about such configuration, but that site is currently only partially working due to a equipment problems after a power outage.
the sticker has your revision number. it's on the router itself.
If your router is not one of the mentioned revisions above, you can order it online.
https://teleproducts.verizon.com/fios/index.cfm/eh/DisplayDetails
At this time, this is the only guaranteed way to obtain a Wireless N router from Verizon.
The technical support agents have no control over what router they send you as a replacement. The warehouse automatically chooses a "like for like" model.
Also, FT (field technicians) have the same inventory as the warehouse.
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