Has anyone tried using a Cisco 1800/2800 configured with an HWIC-1ADSL module to connect to the U-verse standalone Internet service, or will AT&T not allow anything other than their required gear? FYI, I am switching from AT&T DSL Pro to the U-verse Elite 6M service, purchasing the 2Wire 3600HGV dev

I am having trouble properly configuring this AT&T 2Wire 3600HGV modem for my network. Maybe someone is aware of a different firmware for this product? I am completely aware of how to setup the DMZ mode & router behind router setup in these boxes but that is NOT the point. (We have supported firewal

50/10 internet installed last week. Dedicated Cat 5e run from NID to BGW210. Installer gave a green light for everything and left.  Next few days, I noticed fluctuating speeds and connection in general just felt sluggish. Note: I have been and am currently the only device connected to the mode

AT&T offers a variety of gateways to their customers. Some of these gateways are specifically for their triple-play subscribers while other gateways are for their internet-only subscribers. Normally, the gateways differ on the services the customer is subscribing to, and yes some gateways offers dif

Please help, I'm tired of talking to L1 support and having techs come out to the house. I'm not disparaging anyone at all, I've done support and know the ropes, but this is a tougher problem than an L1 support person or an installation tech are equipped to solve. For the last several months I freq

OK, for the millionth time, anyone who understands how ATT FIber works will know this, but anyone who is capable of getting fiber, at least in every case i know of, can also get the VDSL plans of lower speeds....the opposite obviously isnt true though. I currently have the 45/5 plan, i have an insta

I currently live at a house that can only get AT&T DSL (the most recent one, ADSL/VDSL, I believe). No other options exist; no other cable or DSL provider is available to us. Furthermore, AT&T has eliminated our 6Mbps plan, and if we change it, the only other option is a (very insufficient) 1.5Mbps