With a 25/25 connection there's no reason why you can't use your old Actiontec router. Except for the first few revisions (A-C I think), it's actually a fairly decent and full-featured device.

hi everybody.i'm the proud owner of a actiontec router,model MI424-wr.it was installed in 2007 .its been in the cellar. now i want to move it upstairs.i heard if you disconnect the coaxial cable ...

The router, cleverly titled the MI-424-WR, includes wireless networking, a firewall and remote diagnostics tools to better assist consumers in administrating their new speedy networks.

Q. Verizon says I can only keep my old, discontinued router if I pay a new, $2.80/month fee, or I can buy a new router from them. Do I have any alternatives? A. Fios subscribers around the country ...

The Dual Mode Wireless-Ready Cable/DSL Router can handle two computers over a wired connection and up to 32 more using an 802.11b compliant PC, according to Actiontec.

Additionally, Actiontec launched a DSL modem/four-port switch combo for those who don’t need wireless networking. The $69.99 GT724R is also available at Best Buy and Fry’s.

Actiontec today is proud to announce industry leading 25G PON ONT products. The very first model, XVG-99SK, a Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) device Actiontec Announces 25G PON ONT ...

ICSA Labs has awarded the first Managed Broadband Home Router Certification to Actiontec’s M1424WR family of wireless home routers, which includes MI424-WR Rev.E and MI424-WR Rev.F. “While ...