With a network, your entire office can share one Internet connection with several computers; giving everyone access to the Internet at the same time. You can share access to printers, files, folders, and other hardware devices like scanners and fax machines.
Set up your primary account
During the account set up portion of your service installation, you selected your username and password, which serves as the first part of your Verizon Online Email address.
If you are viewing this page with the same computer that you will use with High Speed Internet, use the Check My PC Tool to automatically check your computer.
NOTE: The Check My PC tool may take a few moments to run, and is not compatible with Macintosh computers.
Confirm your Service Ready Date
The Service Ready Date is the day that Verizon High Speed Internet activates the DSL signal on your telephone line.
Wait until your Service Ready Date arrives before installing Verizon High Speed Internet software.
Don’t know your Service Ready Date? Visit the Order Status tool on the What’s Next web site and enter your phone number and last name.
Check your Self-Install Kit
Your Self-Install Kit is delivered 1 or 2 days before your Service Ready Date.
Your Kit should have:
DSL filters
If you plan to use High Speed Internet service on the same line as your home phone, your kit includes filters that plug into your phone jacks and prevent the data and voice signals from interfering with each other.
Wait until your Service Ready Date arrives. Don’t know your Service Ready Date? Visit the Order Status tool on the What’s Next web site and enter your phone number and last name.
You’ve received your Self-Install Kit and have the necessary equipment to install High Speed Internet