Welcome home! Your new place comes with Ting fiber internet built in, so you can skip the wait, skip the install, and get online in minutes. Whether you're checking in with friends, working remotely or just kicking back with a streaming marathon, getting connected is simple.
Your internet is always on
Ting service is always on. In most cases, you don’t need to do anything except connect to the default Wi-Fi name and password printed on your router. You’ll usually find these on a sticker on the bottom or back of the device. Once you're connected, you’re online.
What to look for in your unit
You’ll find either a black ZyXEL router or a white eero router in your apartment, which are shown below.
Each setup should include:
The router itself
A power adapter
An Ethernet cable that connects it back to Ting’s equipment
It should be connected to Ting’s equipment—either through an Ethernet port in the wall or a small modem.
In most cases, the router will already be plugged into both power and Ethernet. If it's not—maybe it was unplugged or moved by the last tenant—click here for steps on plugging it in.
Connecting to the Wi-Fi
ZyXEL routers
Flip the router over to find the default Wi-Fi name and password on the sticker.
Some models broadcast a single network, others may show separate 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz networks.
On your device, look for the network name and connect using the password on the sticker.
Don’t see the network?
Locate the recessed reset button on the back of the router.
Hold it down with a paperclip or pen for 10 seconds, then release.
Give the router 5 minutes to reset and reboot.
Once it’s done, the default Wi-Fi network should appear again—connect using the sticker info.
Left: EMG3425 model. Right: EMG6726 model.
eero routers
eero routers don’t have sticker-default Wi-Fi info. You’ll need to reset and set it up via the eero app on a smartphone (iOS or Android):
Make sure the eero is powered on.
Locate the reset button on the bottom of the router.
Hold it down for 20 seconds or until the LED on top flashes red.
Release the button and wait until the LED flashes blue—this means it’s ready for setup.