AT&T Fiber Equipment

My ATT Wifi internet keeps going down randomly throughout the day (at least 1 a day for a few minutes). I have called customer service but they did not see any issues on their end. Could it be that I have a faulty ATT modem or the network connection in the building?

I mistakenly clicked the forget device or forget WiFi extender in the AT&T SMH app and now I don’t receive any notification whenever one of the WiFi extender disconnects in the AT&T Smarthome manager app. What can I do to get the notifications back.

Hello, I've seen some discussion about this but some of the threads I've seen were a few years old. I got fiber installed last week. The speed is great and gaming has been smooth. A few days ago I was going into the app to check on some devices on my network. When you click the network option in

My current setup: bgw320 -> erlite3 -> subnet1 -> eero wifi subnet2 -> wired network The system is quite stable, and throughput is acceptable. Eero automatically tests speed in the early morning hours and

I have a BGW320 Fiber modem and use a Google wifi mesh system. I'm experiencing a double nat issue when connected to my own wifi. Is there a sort of bridge mode I can enable to eliminate this issue?

I am getting packet loss and latency interruption while gaming. I used a tool to identify where this is happing and I have logs to show that packets are being dropped by at&t's servers.

I have an appointment to get an upgrade to ATT fiber 500 MBPS next week. What equipment will they be installing? what size? will it be free standing vs mounted to wall? I currently have a BGW210-700 Gateway box for my wireless internet.  I'm thinking about having the equipment installed

Just changed self installed a new router, been having internet coverage issues, and tech support suggested upgrading our cat 5 ONT cable to a cat 6 or 7. Saw a post from about a year ago that cat 7 is not compatible with ATT. Read another post that ATT will send a tech to replace cables. Seems like

I have AT&T symmetrical 1 gig fiber, an ASUS AX86U router and all devices are hardwired. When I upload multi-gig files to Google Drive, I can get -roughly- 600-700Mbps upload speeds and speed tests sites all show me 900+ Mbps up and down. Here's the problem..... FTP uploads. My FTP server

Log in to the AT&T Gateway by typing the address of the gateway into the address bar of your internet browser. That address is 192.168.1.254. If at any point you are asked to enter a device access code, refer to the sticker on the AT&T gateway that has that information or, if you created a c