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Compatible Routers
Well as of right now the modem/router i have is a 3600HGV-b and i am going to send that in to get a modem. Also i have about $300 to spend on a router. Does anyone know list of routers i can buy from the store or online that would work with ATT U-Verse ADSL+2 internet. Also whish modem is available?
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Computer_Joe
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Personally, my opinion is which one is the least worse. so pick your poison.
The 2210 has a single LAN port, and no wireless. The least amount of interference with setting up your own router/WAP. Advanced setup.
The 2701 has four LAN ports, and only "G" wireless. Not a bad router, but not-so-hot wireless. You could get away with just buying a WAP (wireless access point) or setting up your router/WAP as just an access point (probably the easiest setup).
The 510 has four LAN ports, and "N" wireless. Not too bad wireless, but a buggy modem/gateway overall. Avoid if you can.
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Computer_Joe
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The modems AT&T will use should be one of the three following modem/gateways:
Any consumer grade router/WAP should work behind the modem/gateways listed above, so pick the one you want. Just don't get one with an integrated modem.
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Chaplin0552
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Wilson8116
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Which router should I get so that I will have UPNP? Trying to monitor security cameras remotely but UPNP is not supported by Uverse? I was told I could plug a secondary router or modem behind the uverse unit but I don't know which one to buy. I don't need wirless since the camera system is in same location of main uverse unit. Thx.
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Fuseman7919
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Had U-Verse installed about a week ago. Now I have to find a way to connect my wireless Netgear 600 Router to the AT&T system to be able to access my E-Mail. Two of four computers have no WiFi and the router will not permit setup for access to the AT&T system. Those computers that do have WiFi receive very weak signals. When I signed up for U-Verse it was explained that this includes Hi Def TV (to replace my Direct TV), as well as providing internet and phone service. The phone works. I think the TV will work! The computers and wireless network present an entirely different situation. I'm beginning to think that I should reinstall my Direct TV and DSL. I have another AT&T technician coming Friday, but at an additional cost. The original installer insists I should be able to connect using my wireless Netgear. Both Netgear and AT&T Support insist this is impossible unless I run a long CAT 5 connection from the fiber entrance to the Netgear router. Even trying to use the Router as a LAN for the 4 computers causes problems when the wireless Netgear is disabled. I lose the AT&T wireless connections when I connect a computer to the wired LAN.
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