Frontier VS Xfinity xFi

Yeah, I found that out the hard way also. I thought it would be the same as when I was with verizon, we could make a certain amount of email addresses, but nope, they want you to use your own from somewhere else. Only when you first sign up can you create a frontier.com email address. otherwise you go in a loop trying to figure it out. real shi**y. Source: 10 months ago

You can also try frontier.com and using their chat system to check whether they have any fiber service at your address. If they don't, they'll attempt to sell you some crappy DSL option. If they're quoting you 500 mbit/1 gig service options or greater, that's the fiber. Source: 11 months ago

Go to https://frontier.com/ and see if Fiber service is available at your address. If it is, get that. Source: about 1 year ago

Check if frontier fiber is available for you: https://frontier.com/. Source: about 1 year ago

Frontier: https://frontier.com/ (no experience, but I feel like it'd need to be a newer housing tract to get this service). Source: over 1 year ago

Method #1: For the record you should be able to login to the comcast Gateway, click on Advanced, click on port forwarding, and open the ports there but instead there is a message from comcast saying that has moved to xfinity.com/myxfi. When you follow that link it says "Sorry this page no longer exists" and you get automatically redirected to https://internet.xfinity.com/. Source: 8 months ago

No errors, just a page that reads: "Managing your home network settings is now easier than ever. Visit xfinity.com/myxfi to set up port forwards, among many other features and settings." When going to the suggested web site, a forward to the site https://internet.xfinity.com/ happens. This is the site to download the Xfi App. Source: over 1 year ago

I've been trying to set up a port forward through the app that is supposed to "simplify the user experience". Yet, due to an error in the app it is showing there are 0 devices available. This is untrue; 10.0.0.1 shows 6, all of which are able to connect to the internet. To add insult to injury, the hour I spent on the phone with a tech ended after I was guided to the now defunct port forwarding section in 10.0.0.1... Source: over 1 year ago

For the last few weeks I've been struggling with this port forwarding error, "We are having some trouble." I can't access either the webpage setup (internet.xfinity.com) OR the Xfinity app port forwarding section, as both throw the same error. Source: almost 2 years ago

Unrelated but why is internet.xfinity.com being taken away? If it's a corpo answer of security or ease of use I don't want to hear it. Source: almost 2 years ago