“Is the Zoom - N300 Wireless Router with DOCSIS 3.0 Cable Modem compatible with Verizon Fios? I'm looking to buy a wireless router to replace the one that Fios supplies. I need encryption security features.”
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I am not going to pretend to know FOR CERTAIN that the answer is no, but FIOS is fiber optic wiring, unless the "last mile" (portion from the box outside to your house) converts it over to coax. Unless the latter is true, then no, it would not work with FIOS. The wiring to this modem/router MUST BE coax cable, as in the old-timey round, usually black cable with a single copper stiff wire in the center & braided silver wiring as a shield around the outside of the inner insulation around the copper wire (just inside the usually black outer plastic coating on the coax, which is also occasionally white these days.) It is HIGHLY doubtful that FIOS will work in this application, plus they would have to let you know that they use Docsis 3.0 technology in order for it to work, as well.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I use this product with Comcast xFinity cable Internet service, and it works fine. I can't tell from the product materials whether it is certified for Verizon Fios, you might want to check Verizon's website for compatibility info.
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