splicingdan
join:2005-10-13
Staten Island, NY
| reply to Rattler
Re: Newsgroups... id/pass/other...
said by Rattler  :said by splicingdan :Or, if you know your data order number, go to activatemyfios.verizon.net and start from there. Your data order number will need to be prefixed by "ICOG" if you're a new customer, "CCOG" if you migrated from DSL, or "MCOG" if you had an account previously and moved to a new location. If you are migrating from Verizon DSL (my case, tomorrow) wouldn't the username & password be the same as before? Or, do you still have to activate your FiOS account? I will not be running any Verizon software on my machine(s) and have no premium portal - plain verizon.net. The tech is required to adhere to a procedure that utilizes the "Tech Wizard".
It's nothing more than a 1GB USB drive that contains a script that updates/optimizes the router's firmware/settings and initiates the activation process.
When the Tech Wizard has finished, you, the customer, should take-over the PC and complete the process. Since you already have a verizon.net account then you'll only need to enter the password.
You'll have the option for a "Standard Installation" or a "Custom Installation". Choose custom for your stated reasons.
Good luck. |
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Rattler
join:2001-04-13
Havertown, PA
 ·Verizon Online DSL
 ·Verizon FIOS
| reply to splicingdan
said by splicingdan :Or, if you know your data order number, go to activatemyfios.verizon.net and start from there. Your data order number will need to be prefixed by "ICOG" if you're a new customer, "CCOG" if you migrated from DSL, or "MCOG" if you had an account previously and moved to a new location. If you are migrating from Verizon DSL (my case, tomorrow) wouldn't the username & password be the same as before? Or, do you still have to activate your FiOS account?
I will not be running any Verizon software on my machine(s) and have no premium portal - plain verizon.net.
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splicingdan
join:2005-10-13
Staten Island, NY
| reply to inGearX
You're not "given" a username and password, you create one.
If the tech didn't have you complete this procedure at the time of your installation, you'll need to call the FSC (1-888-553-1555).
Or, if you know your data order number, go to activatemyfios.verizon.net and start from there.
Your data order number will need to be prefixed by "ICOG" if you're a new customer, "CCOG" if you migrated from DSL, or "MCOG" if you had an account previously and moved to a new location. |
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inGearX
3.1415 9265
join:2000-06-11
New York
clubs:   | reply to inGearX
Update: Right - I was never given any id/pass during installation...  why don't they give it to us? or is it someplace, I just do not know that I do have it... |
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FioRob
join:2008-02-04
Irving, TX
| reply to inGearX
the same as the one you use on verizon.net , if you dont have one, call them and some guy will control your pc and help you make a new account  , he did that to me  |
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Rattler
join:2001-04-13
Havertown, PA
·Verizon Online DSL
·Verizon FIOS
| reply to inGearX
The news server is: news.verizon.net
Your U/N and P/W are whatever you use to log onto your account or email on verizon.net (NOT verizon.com).
Do not be surprised if your D/L speeds from the Verizon NNTP servers are (normally) abysmally slow and nowhere near your 20 Mb/s provision (sometimes more like dial-up speeds). That's just a fact of life, unfortunately.
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Angerphile
Premium
join:2005-05-13
Los Angeles, CA | reply to inGearX
It'd be the ID/Pass you log in to the start.verizon.net website... Which is usually your primary email address at Verizon. |
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inGearX
3.1415 9265
join:2000-06-11
New York
clubs:
1 edit |  Dear all - what server and id/pass would we get on VZ FiOS newsgroup?
Thank you all...
Update: Right - I was never given any id/pass during installation... why don't they give it to us? or is it someplace, I just do not know that I do have it... |
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