Need help putting my unit into bridge mode so I can best use TP link Deco Mesh network. Also have Wireless Access Point unit attached to the 2wire unit that the ATT tech attached when he added another tv to our system.  I have no laptops that can connect directly to the router via network cab

The router includes a USB connector which allows a USB hard drive to be connected and recognized as a NAT drive. When I connect my drive nothing happens. The drive spins on power-up but the router does not indicate a USB connection and the device is not visible in any network search. The router's ut

I'm new to U-Verse Internet, so bear with me.  Previously I had both a modem and a separate router.My Question, is the AT&T U-Verse 5031NV Wifi Gateway, both a modem and router, combined?Or do I need a separate router, as well?

I tried to access my router and sign in with the access code printed on the label. The router will not accept the access code. Anyone out there with a solution? It's a new router.

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.

Can you purchase your own modem or do you have to lease from ATT?

The wifi signal has become increasingly bad in our setup (devices and wifi tv boxes) and I am thinking about moving to my own router to handle everything with a better signal.  I am well aware that placement, walls, and so on affect the signal so please do not recommend changing the current location

Hello, I currently the the AT&T provided Model: Humax BGW320-500 gateway for fiber. I have purchased AT&T extenders, but still get drops and/or low speeds on some devices. I believe it is because too many devices are connecting to the gateway. I would like to purchase my own modem that isn't

Can anyone please give me a link or give me recent up to date instructions on how this is done. The Google machine brings Att forums that are out dated and do not work.I would much appreciate.

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

When I log into my gateway I can devices connected to the 2.4GHz but nothing is connected to the 5GHz. I have brought multiple devices (iphones, ipads, laptops) within range and direct line of sight with the gateway but nothing registers as being on the faster frequency. The Wifi radio status shows

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?

Hi- I have pretty high speed internet, but my Zoom connection seems to be hit or miss and I need it for work. I have a wi-fi extender but it does not seem to help unless I keep it plugged into the Arris. Should I get a router to help with the choppy wifi? It is mostly with Zoom where is is a prob

Just signed up for the introductory 12-month offer to AT&T Fiber. A couple of quick questions. There is no way to Ethernet wire directly from the ONT Terminal to my own third-party router (ASUS RT-AC68U), as the ONT Terminal needs to communicate with an AT&T Device (like the Arris BGW210-700) to man

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

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

As a customer, I feel like I am paying for a service and as the owner of my house, I shall be able to choose how to run the fiber to my house and where I choose to land that fiber within my property. I was told that if the fiber had to be buried even though the box that they run from is 30 inches fr

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

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

Forgive my simple network drawing. But this is how I have it set up. I can't seem to get the devices that are connected to the google mesh to talk to the nas or the printer that is connected directly to the BGW320. Please help