I live in a rural area, and THANKFULLY ATT offers a great solution. It is 4G LTE and it works great. My only issue is that I have security cameras, tivo's, multiple computers and iPads, etc. that connect and although I do not need all 10 online at the same time, I get locked out of internet access b

Aug 21, 2017 7:12 PMRe: Att home base and directv nowSo confused. Not a tech wiz, at all. Changed from Comcast TV/Internet to Direct TV only . Recently wanted all AT&T to simplify. Already an AT&T cell customer. Just wanted to add internet. No clear answers by customer svc. Now have Homebase, and Di

Hello, I’m attempting to set up my att homebase. I have gone to att.homebase but every time I attempt to click the ‘turn internet on’ button it either states it’s connecting and then goes back to showing ‘turn internet on’ or it just continues to do the spinning wheel stating it is connecting. How d

I have an AT&T wireless Home phone -- homebase.  It works well.  One of the challenges that I have is that it occasionally gets texts which show up as a blinking light on the console.  I then need to logon to homebase to read and delete them  We have a spammer sending texts and I want to know if I c

for 3 months, when looking at the device data log, it would reset every billing cycle, just like the MYATT registry.  Then one month, neither location reset, and now only the MYATT reset any ideas

On my ATT Homebase, I think made by ZTE, the information light is blinking green, cannot connect to Internet anymore.  The instructions say I need to connect to this device, but I cannot connect to it to see the messages they want me to see. "To access the AT&T Home Base Manager, first connect to yo

I have a new Homebase ZTE z700a.I get 2-3 bars of LTE signal (~100-105 dBm). My speeds have varied all over the place, but never more than 5 Mbs. Now I'm seeing speeds of 0.5 Mbs, while my cell phone with Cricket (AT&T) is getting close to 8 Mbs in the same exact spot.  Since the z700a has both wifi

I have an ATT Homebase (ZTE Z700A) and Xbox one. I have the Xbox connected via ethernet. I am getting NAT as strict. I have searched and found a few others with the same set up and the same issues but the posts do not offer any resolution. I have tried setting up port forwarding based off the IP add

Before I purchased my ATT Home Base (ZTE Z700A), I had confirmed with multiple AT&T employees that it would do what I would like to do:I would like to enable in-bound connectivity & NAT for Remote Desktop (using either TCP/UDP 3389), HTTP, FTP, and a few other ports for various services. The options

I recently got the AT&T Homebase in order to play online with friends on my PS4. My only problem is that my NAT type is 3, or strict. This restricts me from using party chat with friends. I was wondering if there was any way that I could resolve this issue.

Living in a rural area in upstate NY I'm obviously a candidate for a product like a cellular hotspot.What is the reason that AT&T does not allow a customer to use a hotspot with an unlimited plan?Is it a marketing plan to keep control of data usage or is it a technical issue that prevents AT&T from

I purchased an AT&T Homebase wireless home phone and internet on 10/20/2017. On this day, I also switched 4 Sprint phone plans over to AT&T. I asked for everything to be put on the unlimited data plan. Soon after I started receiving overage charges on my monthly bills for the usage on the homebase.

I have an AT&T Home Base model number Z700A. There is a "Maximum Wi-Fi Devices" limit of 10 Wifi IP addresses which are assigned by the DHCP server running on the device. However, I have 20 or more wireless devices, and quite often there are more than 10 devices needing active connections at the sam