I have moved my service to a new address last week and now with a new Aris BGW210 all working but when I try to add the Cascaded Route option to add my static IP the modem take 20s and show session refused and not take the config and requires me to reboot the modem to be able to connect back on the

Dear ATT, I am writing networking software and would find it very convenient to have a static IP availible in my appartment for testing purposes. I like in Gainesville, FL just outside UF. What is your availibility and price for a static IP with roughly 5-6 Mbps internet in the residential Gainesvil

Hello. This might be more of a Microsoft question but someone here may have experienced the same issue.YEARS ago I had a Linux server (I wanted to learn Linux) with 2 nics in it.  I was having an issue with the RG not seeing all the static IPs I had assigned to the nics - multiple IPs per nic.  I fo

3801HGV, 5 available static IPS. Can they be moved to a 3rd party router? I installed an ASUS RT-AC68U to free up the static IPs, but the tv playing freezes every 30 seconds, change the channel, plays/freezes, etc.

I have some posts suggesting that I pay for some extended support to get port 25 unblocked; that is ludicrous, I already pay for static netblock, I will not pay extra to use my static netblock the it *should work anyways*. How do I get port 25 opened up? Thanks.

I just was just given an Arris MVG589 router after a service call. I've paid for a public fixed IP block x.x.x.184/29, which gives me usable addresses from x.x.x.185 to x.x.x.189 with x.x.x.190 reserved for the router. I am also using the default private network at 192.168.1.0/24 with the U-verse ro

I have made the mistake of purchasing the useless Static IP packabe from ATT.  What ATT will not tell you is there is NO WAY to by-pass their firewall or NAT system. Even after paying for public address you will still get a different public address created by NAT. The absolute best you can do is ope

My account has a block of 8 static IPs, 5 useable. If I set one LAN-connected device (e.g. a third-party router) to DMZ+ mode, will it receive all my static IP's traffic? I plan on assigning the router's WAN IP to one of my useable static IPs. Will that work? (I tried using "cascaded router" mode wi

Recently got an add-on of static ips, att guy came and installed it. The static IP is only for our camera system at our business as we would like to view it online.After it was successfully installed, only a couple of devices could connect to the internet via WiFi. Is there any way to fix this??? Tr

I have the At&t Unite, and was having trouble with nat type. After many hours of talking to techs i came to the conclusion i would have to purchase a aircard modem and router, so i did. Now i have the aircard modem and cradlepoint mbr1200b. On the router i have all ports necessary and tried dmz. plu

I am going nuts and can't find a solution explaining everything. I have an IP camera(Foscam r4) that I can see no issues with 802.11 via my local Asus  rt-68 router that is wired to my ATT gateway.  I have an ATT Gateway model Pace5268AC I want to be able to view remotely and have been unsuccessful.

I'm trying to get my network back up after a failure. The failure happened when AT&T tech support mucked with my configuration to fix my non-working WiFi. Here's my configuration: AT&T fiber connection -> 6852 Gateway -> CISCO RVS4000 router -> User machines and servers. I have a

Recently purchased an MF279 wireless internet box. It appears that the ip address of the box changes and is not static. Is there a way to have it static so I can access security cameras through port forwarding?

I did a live chat session with AT&T last night to get a block of static IPs for my gigapower service. They said I'd receive an email with those IPs (or at least, that's what I understood) but this morning I got an email saying that a tech is coming out to install my new services. That just seems wei

I currently have business class AT&T U-Verse service with five static IPv4 addresses. I'm working on some development sites for which it would be helpful to have static IP addresses, although I would need IPv6 addresses as I don't have enough IPv4 addresses to cover everything. Is there a block of s

I have a Pace 5268ac residential gateway and purchased a block of 8 static IPs. The installation tech said my RG static IP is 76.221.184.30 and my usable IPs are 76.221.184.25-29. Two questions arise: 1) I don't see the static IP(s) anywhere in the RG admin screens. The "public IP" is listed as 104.

When calling sales to order Static IP's on my ATT Fiber line, the sales person was unable to add the service without sending out a tech.  This caused me to go to Tech Support to order the IP's.  He was successfully able to provide my IP's without any fuss.  When i asked him to also submit an rDNS re

I read that AT&T regularly changes the IP addresses of residential gateway routers (modems). I have one of the newer (as of December 2017), AT&T U-Verse Arris NVG599 devices. Does AT&T change my IP address of this device? If, "Yes", how do I setup a static IP address on this device? Am I asked to pa

Using Fixed wireless here and have been browsing the forums in response to the NAT issue and not having a static ip. Upon reading the Fixed wireless info page it says this: "NAT and GamingAt this time, Fixed Wireless is not capable of adjusting the NAT. AT&T does have information if or when this wil

HELP!!!!!! AT&T Support is not able to understand the issue and resolve and for me is simple, I bought a block of Static IP 3 days ago and last night I was on the phone with support for 4h and was not able to resolve with the excuse that they need to process a new order in the am because of the late