I am losing my mind over trying to get a wireless access point to function behind uverse gateways. I just got the new motorola nvg589 and I finally got wifi to work on my router in access point mode but it is so slow. It's an Asus n66u in AP mode with a fixed IP from the gateway. Wired speeds seem t

I have been reading the forum all afternoon and have decided that I am not simply failing to read enough to find my answer. I need to be able to plug a device into an ethernet outlet in a location that I cannot get a cable to.  My gateway (RG) in in my office closet and I need for it to talk to a de

I have a 2 story house that is near impossible to run cable.  I have my ATT gateway downstairs, office upstairs. New job requires the use of an IP phone upstairs, that must be connected via CAT5.  I would like to configure my access point as a bridge, run CAT5 from AP/Bridge to switch, then use CAT5

I have ATT fiber for my home and I require an access point to extend coverage and create 4 ethernet ports and I am having some problems. I connect my PC to an ethernet port in the netgear router used as an access point and I experience intermittent drops in ethernet. While browsing the internet it w

... on Pace gateway? Will the TP-Link AC2300 router's firewall provide sufficient protection since it will now have a public ip? In this configuration, if I turn RG's wireless off, will the only way to access settings then be by directly connecting a pc via ethernet? Can I setup an additional router

I have a Pace 5268AC AT&T router that is connected in the basement.  It did not provide adequate wifi coverage.  So I purchased a TP-Link EAP225 access point that I put on the ceiling of the main living area and hardwired it to port 3 of the 5368AC.  I then disabled the wifi radio in the 5268AC.My w

My gateway is bridged to a cisco router, and there is an 18 port switch in another location that is wired to the router.  If its possible to connect the Uverse AP to the switch (rather than the gateway), I'll get a better signal to the Wireless Receiver.     Is that possible, and if so, would anyone

I have a lot of 2.4Ghz intererence in my building and it really impedes traffic on my LAN for things like backups to TimeMachine or other data intensive tasks over the air on my LAN. I get a measly 20Mbps download from the Arris but I would like to have high speed traffic within my LAN. I have once

What I would like to end up with is the Wi-Fi from my ASUS.  I also (if possible) would like the additional wired connections on the ASUS to work.  I am operating with Windows 7-64.  Good resources.  Specific questions are: 1.  What changes do I need to make to the 3801HGV gateway?2.  Will access po

I recently had fixed wireless Internet installed - AT&T supplied a 5268AC gateway with the system. The wifi doesn't reach far enough in my home, so I wanted to use my TP-Link AC2300 router as an access point, as the radio seems stronger. Unfortunately, the several procedures I took to connect the tw

I basically want to swap my wireless receiver & TV with the TV that is currently connected to the DVR and access point...

The short version: The BGW210-700 WiFi is awful. Disabling its WiFi and connecting a TP-Link Archer C2300 in Access Point mode resolved all of my WiFi issues. My system: ATT Fiber 300. Wired devices include: Marantz AV7005 AV Preamp, Synology DS218+ NAS (used mainly for streaming my iTunes library b

I have a Unifi AC-AP-Lite installed on my network but have been having problems with it since I got it.  Just trying to get some info to troubleshoot and see if the problem is the Access Point or my service/uverse equipment.  I didn't make any changes to the Uverse RG (except for turning off the wir