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General| Brand | Verizon |
|---|---|
| Model | G3100 |
| Product Type | Network Router |
| Wi-Fi Standard | Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) |
| Frequency Bands | 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz |
| MU-MIMO | Yes |
| Beamforming | Yes |
| Coverage | Up to 3, 000 sq ft |
| Parental Controls | Yes |
| Guest Network | Yes |
| Ethernet Ports | 4 |
| USB Port | 1 x USB 3.0 |
| Weight | 2.2 lbs |
| Security | WPA3 |
| Max Devices | 128 |
| Compatibility | Compatible with Fios Internet |
Lists the items included in the Fios Home Router package.
Details the necessary system and software requirements for using the router.
Highlights the key features and capabilities of the Fios Home Router.
An overview of the router's physical components and status indicators.
Details the function of the unified button and Router Status LED.
Describes the ports and labels found on the rear of the router.
Instructions for mounting the Fios Home Router to a wall.
Guides through the three basic steps to set up the Fios Home Router.
Instructions for connecting the Fios Home Router to the internet via Ethernet or coaxial.
Steps to connect a network device to the Fios Home Router using Ethernet.
Guide to accessing the router's web interface and initial setup.
Instructions for connecting a Fios Home Wi-Fi Extender to boost wireless signal.
Details on configuring computer network settings, including dynamic IP addressing.
Methods for connecting various devices to the Fios Home Router.
An overview of the router's dashboard main page navigation menu.
Explains the main menu options and their corresponding chapters.
Describes the information shown in the router's status section.
Introduction to wireless connectivity standards and router security.
How to view the status of the router's wireless network.
Configuration of basic security, SSID, and radio settings for wireless.
Advanced options for wireless security, SSID broadcast, and MAC authentication.
How to enable or disable the broadcasting of the router's SSID.
Methods to limit wireless network access to specific MAC addresses.
Options to limit wireless access based on 802.11 standards (e.g., Wi-Fi 5, Wi-Fi 6).
Details on advanced wireless features like Mesh Wi-Fi and Transmit Power.
Configuration options for wireless channel settings on 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz bands.
Guidance on setting up a separate guest Wi-Fi network.
Steps to enable and configure the Guest Wi-Fi network with SSID and password.
Viewing and managing devices connected to the guest network.
How to access and view network connections and device details.
Viewing the status and details of network connections.
Options for blocking devices, websites, and internet services.
Managing port forwarding, device details, and renaming devices.
How to access and view network connections by type.
Viewing properties of the local network connection.
Settings for configuring the home/office network connection.
Connecting wireless devices to the LAN using Wi-Fi.
Settings for configuring wireless access point properties.
Viewing properties of an Ethernet LAN connection.
Settings for configuring Ethernet connection properties.
Viewing properties of the broadband connection to the internet.
Settings for configuring the broadband connection.
How to create access policies, limit internet access by schedule, website, or keywords.
Viewing and managing created parental control rules.
Understanding the firewall's role and setting security levels.
Selecting maximum, typical, or minimum security levels for traffic.
Configuring IPv4 and IPv6 firewall security levels.
Blocking or restricting access for individual computers to internet services.
Steps to allow or restrict specific internet services.
Temporarily disabling and reinstating access controls.
Exposing the network to the internet for specific applications or servers.
Configuring advanced port forwarding rules for custom ports.
Dynamic port forwarding to allow inbound traffic on different ports.
Exposing a single device to the internet for special purposes like gaming.
Allowing devices behind a firewall to appear with public IP addresses.
Allowing applications to send incoming packets to specific port numbers.
Accessing various advanced configuration settings for the router.
Accessing diagnostic tests, save/restore, reboot, MAC cloning, ARP/NDP tables, and user management.
Performing diagnostic tests to check network connectivity.
Saving and loading router configuration files for backup and restore.
Instructions for rebooting the Fios Home Router via the user interface.
Simplifying installation by copying the MAC address of an existing device.
Viewing IPv4 and MAC addresses of DHCP connections.
Viewing IPv6 and MAC addresses of DHCP connections.
Viewing and managing user accounts, passwords, and login attempts.
Enabling remote access and control of the router from the internet.
Configuring network objects, UPnP, port forwarding rules, IPv6, routing, and port configuration.
Defining groups of computers by MAC, IP, or hostname for applying settings.
Supporting new devices and managing UPnP rules without rebooting.
Viewing, modifying, and deleting port forwarding rules.
Enabling, disabling, or configuring IPv6 Internet and LAN settings.
Manually entering IPv6 addresses and settings for WAN connection.
Configuring IPv6 LAN Stateful mode with Static WAN.
Configuring IPv6 LAN Stateless mode with Static WAN.
Configuring IPv6 WAN Stateful (DHCPv6) mode.
Assigning LAN IPv6 addresses using Stateful (DHCPv6) settings.
Assigning LAN IPv6 addresses using Stateless (DHCPv6) settings.
Configuring IPv6 LAN modes without an IPv6 WAN connection.
Configuring IPv6 LAN Stateful mode with no WAN connection.
Configuring IPv6 LAN Stateless mode with no WAN connection.
Viewing and managing routing and IP address distribution rules.
Enabling and configuring IGMP for managing network interfaces.
Adding computers as DHCP clients and managing IP address allocation.
Viewing and editing DHCP server settings for IPv6 address allocation.
Setting up Ethernet ports for speed and duplex modes.
Configuring time zone and automatic time updates.
Limiting the activation of firewall rules to specific time periods.
Managing DNS server hostnames and IP addresses.
Mapping static domain names to dynamic IP addresses.
Editing hostnames and IP addresses in the DNS table.
Viewing system logs, connection status, and bandwidth usage.
Viewing recent activity and various logs like security, firewall, and DHCP.
Viewing a summary of monitored data for connections and traffic.
Viewing and monitoring recorded bandwidth usage in Kbps.
Configuring various system and management parameters.
Solutions for common issues and frequently asked questions.
Steps to troubleshoot internet connectivity issues.
Troubleshooting steps for Wi-Fi connection problems.
How to regain access if the router GUI is locked out.
Procedures to restore the Fios Home Router to its default settings.
Steps to resolve LAN connection failures.
Verifying settings to resolve timeout errors when accessing the router.
Interpreting the LED color and status of the front panel's unified button.
Understanding the meaning of flash speeds and colors of rear LEDs.
Answers to common questions about the Fios Home Router.
How to add more devices when Ethernet ports are full.
Steps to change the password for the router's graphical user interface.
Information on whether the wireless option is on by default.
Information on whether wireless security is on by default.
Details on the Ethernet and wireless connection speeds supported.
Confirmation that Ethernet ports are auto-sensing.
Compatibility of the router with older wireless devices (802.11b, g, n, ac, ax).
Factors affecting wireless signal strength through floors, walls, and glass.
How to find the IP address used by your computer on Windows and Mac.
Procedure to refresh IP address without restarting computer after DHCP config.
Troubleshooting steps if the router's graphical user interface is inaccessible.
Enabling port forwarding for web and FTP servers.
Information on the router's connection capacity and recommended limits.
Details on model number, standards, IP versions, MoCA, and speed ratings.
Description of the router's LED indicators on the front and rear panels.
Information on dimensions, weight, power, and operating/storage conditions.
Information regarding FCC rules, Class B equipment, and interference.
Details on the equipment's compliance with FCC Part 15 limits for digital devices.
Safety precautions related to cable distribution systems and coaxial cables.
Information on open source software licenses and source code availability.
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