Turns out just needed to reboot ONT unit. Last resort would have been to reboot the actual FiOS box directly. Instead rebooted the modem/router. I think considering i have many gaming consoles on my network, many cloud servers setup for my mobile devices (Ie: Phones, tablets, etc..), and the many laptops i have, the massive amount of data, and gaming on different devices resulted in a system over load. It doesn't help that i have a 48port switch with a cat6 cable heading to other devices hardwired, and those that are wired in are on different routers that go back to the main unit (not including wireless bridges ive setup).
Just a heads up to those who have this same issue (All ports lock up). First reboot your router/modem verizon provides. If that doesn't work, last resort is to force power cycle the FiOS box (literally unplug it plug it back in, if you have phone services with verizon, this will be interupted if your backup battery isn't working or is old).
Otherwise, i'd also just call into verizon and call them and ask them to literally reset or manually send a reboot command to your FiOS box (same as powerdown... but more so a "safe shut down") Assigns a new ip from the main hub, so if you DID have any form of gaming setup even for temperary access, your global ip would infact change (least in my case)