AT&T Fiber Equipment

I have tried all manner of troubleshooting: reboots, new channels, straightening the fiber line, etc., and I unable to receive wifi download speeds of higher than ~5 mbps (upload speeds >100 mbps) while the signal to the router is fine >300 mbps). I have multiple devices with this problem. AT&

on my PC, I am wired with the ethernet cable to the motherboard. i’ve tried both ports on the motherboard and have the same issues. this issue has only started happening since I got fiber internet installed. I did not have this issue with my previous internet provider.  my issue is: I get ra

I'm trying to set up a Hurricane Electric IPv6 tunnel using an OPNsense system behind a BGW210-700 RG, but it turns out that despite disabling the packet filter and pretty much every other firewall option in the RG, it drops all incoming 6in4 (IP protocol 41) packets. The logs list the reason as "U

We received AT&T Business High Speed Internet (not dedicated) service today and received 5 static IPs. Setup our firewall behind the ATT device with one of the static IPs.  It appears to work fine for all outbound traffic.  Our firewall has an https web interface on TCP port 4443. I c

I have quite a detailed configuration on my router. Is there a way to back up the config to a file and download it? I'd like to be able to restore the config from a backup file like you can with REAL network equipment. Thanks.

I know that I will not be getting all 1 GIG of the fiber that I pay for, while I do get the 800-900 mbps for my download speeds, I only get around 110-130 mbps for my upload. I have rebooted my modem as well as restarting my PC several times to try and resolve the issue. I am using a direct ethernet

What’s this other wire for? It has a red and clear plastic 3M cap on it.

So the details. I have the Fiber package with 2gig up and down. I play two online games Rainbow Six Siege on my PS5, and Overwatch 2 on my PC. I have the BGW320-505 modem/router. I have started to tweak some settings with my modem such as IP Passthrough for my console and other things. I recently st

ATT equipment blocks all DNS queries on port 53 so there is no way to use your own DNS server config on a local machine or local router. All requests on port 53 get hijacked and routed to ATT DNS servers. Disabling the setting on the ATT website for the hidden “DNS error assistance” did

Bryant has been out here several times and says my gateway will not "talk to" the thermostat. They are connected but won't talk.  they want At&t to fix the problem?