In today’s era, it can be difficult to pick a reliable internet service provider. Finding and committing to an ISP might be difficult for Americans because there are countless localized and nationwide ISPs available. However, when it comes to internet service, Ziply Internet is a reliable and well-liked option. Ziply Fiber is slowly climbing its way to the top when it comes to trusted household names in internet services.
Just as the name says, Ziply Fiber uses fiber optic internet technology to provide you with some of the fastest speeds across the U.S.! Ziply is currently available across four states in the Western and Northwestern U.S. Its major footprints are in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana at the moment. However, the provider is working on expanding its fiber coverage across the Northwest states.
Ziply is offering some of the fastest internet speeds in the United States, amplified with WiFi 6 technology! Ziply Fiber’s WiFi 6 router has been designed to deliver the fastest WiFi in the industry. So, whether you’ve signed up for Ziply Fiber internet plans or are planning to, now you can enjoy more reliable connectivity, faster speeds, and higher capacity for all your wireless devices.
The best part? The WiFi 6 Ziply Fiber router is available for rental when you choose a fiber internet plan. For more details, please call 844-622-7230 or visit here!
You can use a Ziply Fiber router with your Ziply Fiber internet subscription if you prefer to keep everything conventional and straightforward with your equipment. But where do you begin?
Well, here are 6 easy steps to set up your Ziply Fiber router instantly without any hassle – let’s dive in!
Note: Just in case, you wish to check Ziply Internet speed at your location, do take Ziply speed test by clicking here. For more details on Ziply Fiber Internet, please call 844-622-7230.
Any WiFi-enabled device can connect to your Ziply Fiber wireless network. Depending on the make, model, and operating system of a device, there are various settings and menu options. To locate a wireless signal and connect it to your smartphone, computer, tablet, game console, or another device, refer to the manufacturer's instructions.
Normally, you'll begin by checking the device settings (menu or app).
While setting up the Ziply Fiber router is a breeze, there may be instances when you might face a few issues in the process. Luckily, we’ve got quick fixes for the most common issues listed right down below.
Solutions
Depending on the type of connection, the internet light on the router may not be solid if the cable is loose, damaged, or plugged into the wrong port.
DSL Solution
Check the cables and if they’re not suitably connected, then plug one end of the GREEN line cord into the wall. Next, ensure attach the other end of your cable to your router's GREEN Ethernet port called 'DSL'.
Ethernet Solution
Ensure that the red Ethernet port on the router is connected to the white Ethernet cable (not to the yellow LAN Ethernet ports)
Solutions
Solution
Ensure that the phone line cord is connected to the white port on the back of the router that is marked "Phone Line". Just in case, the dial tone is still not available, call Ziply Fiber phone number at 844-622-7230.
Rebooting is the only way to disable your modem or router. Other than that, make sure to constantly have this equipment plugged in and turned on to ensure optimal operation of your Fiber services.
Well, there you go!
We hope this brief guide helps you set up your Ziply Fiber router quickly and easyily! Just in case, you still need assistance or have any questions, get in touch with Ziply Fiber customer service at 844-622-7230.
For more details, please call 844-622-7230 or visit here!
If it’s an Ethernet connection, make sure that the red Ethernet port on the router is connected to the white Ethernet cable (not to the yellow LAN Ethernet ports) and if it’s a DSL connection, plug one end of the green line cord into the wall. Next, attach the other end of your cable to your router's green Ethernet port called 'DSL'
Enter "http://192.168.254.254" into your browser to start the router’s main status page, where you can modify your settings like your Wi-Fi name or password.