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I still have to the use the Verizon Fios ONT, and as far as I know there's no way to avoid that, but at least Verizon hasn't given me any shit for providing my
by tombert 2y ago
I still have to the use the Verizon Fios ONT, and as far as I know there's no way to avoid that, but at least Verizon hasn't given me any shit for providing my own router. I still get the advertised speeds and it makes me happy to own my own stuff.
- egberts1 2y agoBut you can bridge the Verizon directly into your own router. This is how I did it: https://egbert.net/blog/tags/verizon.html https://egbert.net/blog/tags/verizon.html
- tombert 2y agoI'll look into it. Just an FYI, it appears that the link you provided doesn't work in Chromium? Something to do with TLS...It does seem to work with Firefox.
- egberts1 2y agoBecause Chrome client refuses to negotiate toward Cha-Cha-Poly algorithm in its TLS variant. Even if the HTTP server (such as my website) demanded ONLY Cha-Cha-Poly.