How to open my NAT on my AT&T BGW210-700?

Can you have two different routers in 1 house but has the same carrier For example: in the living room there is 1 Uverse 5268AC router and another same router in my brother's bedroom.

I am trying to forward traffic from my public static IP to a selected, LAN-connected computer but can't figure out how to do it.My Setup:1. 6852ac RG2. 8 static IPs purchased3. 3 LAN-connected PCs with DHCP addressesWhat I tried:1. Added supplement network successfully2. Created Firewall pinhole to

Can the Arris bgw210-700 be put into bridge mode? I'd like to deploy a private firewall.

I have 1 Gigabit AT&T fiber to my house. Confirmed it is uploading and downloading to theBGW210-700 gateway at that speed. But speedtest connecting my laptop via ethernet cable to back to router ethernet jack is only 95 Mbs. I'm using a CAT6 brand new cable to connect to the laptop. My other des

I know the new Fiber setups come with a single modem/router but hypothetically if I had my own modem/router that was up to par with the needs for the fiber line, would I be able to receive a lesser price? The price for the equipment is included in the price so I would assume at the very least a $10

I had trouble activating my microcell--it was stuck doing NOTHING, after following directions carefully three or four times.  AT&T secondary support verified I was doing all the required steps, and sent me to my ISP.  It took a while to get to their (really) technical support, but after I did, Joe l

I am using a BGW320-505 (software v 2.12.4). I'm afraid that what I'm describingis a bug in that software, but any help would be great! I have a host "mythical" allocated LAN address 192.168.1.111 listening for sshconnections on its port 8176.  This host sends its hostname to the router when

I am trying to bridge a Linksys router to my NVG589 router to see if it improves the slow performance of the NVG589, but when prompted for the Device Access Code, I put in the code that is clearly written on the side of the router, and it says "Device Access Code Incorrect".

We moved and subscribed with AT&T for fiber service (500MBps). The modem is currently installed in my office. I have an eero pro router, TPLINK gigabyte switch, and Synology D220+ NAS. Right now, I have the modem running into the switch, which then routes to my PC and the eero. The NAS is connec

I have ATT Fixed wireless which has port forwarding, pinholes, and DMZ among other things not available in router settings. Is it possible to make the ATT router be modem only / passthrough so I can use my own router?  If yes, how?

Hello. i've tried repeatedly without success to connect my Google Home Minis to my ATT home network.  I'm being told i have to enable UPnP, which i've done; and to disable Access Point/AP isolation, also know as Client isolation or guest mode, on my router.  Will that really solve the pro

Gaming on a Hotspot Open NAT Type - How to Open UPnP If you are here, you are wondering how to open the NAT (network address translation) on your Hotspot. Unfortunately, most mobile Hotspots do not have the ability to open the NAT due to software limitations.   Not to worry, we have a sol

I just switched from Comcast coaxial service to AT&T fiber with a Uverse modem/router. My old AiMesh system had a Comcast modem (no wifi) to which I attached an ASUS wifi router with a few ASUS nodes throughout the house. I will be buying a new Wifi 6E AiMesh system. Is it possible to use the

I recently moved and now have AT&T fiber service with the BGW320 modem/router. Since upgrading I can't stream using the Airplay protocol. My computer and phone are on the 5ghz network, while one of the Airplay devices is on 2.4ghz and the other on 5ghz. The devices are connected and I can us

Hello all! I was wondering if anyone could explain to me why AT&T will not give me a BGW320 gateway device. I specifically requested this be installed when my AT&T Fiber service was set up a couple of weeks ago. My house is brand new and they installed some old piece of equipment that was c

I'm trying to upgrade my router and modem, but wondering if I absolutely need one or the other provided from AT&T in order for it to work.

I own a AT&T 4290 wifi extender that I bought several years ago. I'm thinking of buying another on Ebay. Can I run two simultaneously? If so can they be connected together with ethernet (like backhaul) or just wifi? I'm at a loss on how strong this thing still runs. I'm getting +/-300 Mps upl

I have run the speed tests, done all of the tips for improving my speed, and it is still in the 6/.7 range. The last tips to try are to add a Wi-Fi extender and/or new modem. I am in a small apartment and do not have any dead spots. Is there an extender that is compatible with this modem? If so

I'd like to cascade the BGW320 into my other router that's set up behind it, including managing a block of public static IPs I got. My understanding of what I'm trying to accomplish is to make the BGW320 as hands-off as possible so that the UDMP can manage the firewall and all traffic. I can find in