@rdl50 

If you set up the Deco in router mode, you would still connect to the Verizon LAN port, not the WAN. I would also disable the Wi-Fi on the Verizon device since the Deco will be providing wireless connectivity.

When the Deco turns red, then it is no longer getting any network connectivity. That could be due to the internet no longer be supplied or no longer getting an IP from what it is connected to.

Tony wrote

@rdl50 

 

If you set up the Deco in router mode, you would still connect to the Verizon LAN port, not the WAN. I would also disable the Wi-Fi on the Verizon device since the Deco will be providing wireless connectivity.

 

When the Deco turns red, then it is no longer getting any network connectivity. That could be due to the internet no longer be supplied or no longer getting an IP from what it is connected to.

@Tony 

Thanks for the response.

In router mode, if I don't connect the Deco the Fios wan port, I will get internet but my TV service will not work.  The only way I am able to get TV service is to connect to the FIOS WAN port. 

I have alreadty disabled Wi-Fi on the Verizon Fios router.

I understand what you are saying with respect to the Deco turning red.  My Fios router still has internet connectivity (if I plug directly into it).  Why would internet no longer be supplied to the Deco or why would the Deco no longer be getting an IP.  Is there something else that needs to be done?

Thank you