I recently signed up for 1gig fiber and have disabled the wireless on the AT&T modem/router, and am using my own Linksys ac5400 router. I setup passthrough on the BGW210-700 modem/router for the Linksys router, and set the Linksys router up as a bridge. I am getting 800/800 when connected via LAN on

Is the device he put in the ONT circuit or a gateway? It seems to be a circuit acting more or less as a bridge and simply passing off the internet to whatever you plug into it but I'm trying to figure out the best practice for setting this up. If I have 2 segregated sub-networks behind it, should I

We have an AT&T-provided 2WIRE 3800HGVB router that has our phone system connected to it (VoIP).  We do not want to use any of the features save VoIP on the router.  However, if this router is placed into bridge mode (router-behind-router turned on), VoIP does not function.  Is there a way to set th

Last night I set up my old router in my office to bridge to my ATT ARRIS BGW210-700. It is connected via wifi to the ARRIS, and my old router (netgear R6900) is connected to my desktop via ethernet. I was getting speeds of 4ms/500 up and down. This morning I am getting speeds of 4ms/2 up/500 down. I

Sigh. I signed up for AT&T Fiber, couldn't find any way to ask pre-sales questions, and hoped that, in 2018, I wouldn't end up with hardware that couldn't be fit into my home LAN. I fear I'm about to be disappointed. Here's my situation: I am switching over from Comcast cable. I have a Cisco RV320 G

I have a 3801HGV that was recently switched out to replace another model (not sure what it was). I only have Internet service and was doing just fine with my DSL but was convinced to switch to uVerse.     I have a Netgear N300 DGN2200.  I sounds like from reading other posts that I

I have been seeing this problem for several weeks, and have finally narrowed down the cause. My ATT Fiber to the Premises (Gigapower) Internet connection runs at or above rated speed under normal circumstances.ATT does not allow for proper bridge mode.The only way to send all unfiltered traffic to m

I've come to understand that NVG 595 may not support proper bridge mode of operation. This is a problem because the IP passthrough kills IPSec performance to the extent where we are better off using our old DSL and cable connections. Might it be possible to replace the NVG 595 with a proper modem, r

I've searched and experimented to the extent of my ability, but I cannot find a way to effectivly bypass or disable the NVG595's NAT table entirely. Our office is constantly running into the problem of its NAT table capping out at around 2,000 entries, so it is having to flush some of the old ones.

I have the NVG589 configured for its psuedo bridge mode. My ASUS AC66U router is assigned my Uverse external IP.  When I initially got this setup this way, the wireless was extremely fast. I was getting around 250Mbps on Speedtest.net.   I thought, perhaps if I connected to wireless bridge to the AS

I've been using the Netgreat 7550 DSL modem/router sold by AT&T for a few months. As I added more devices (Kindles, phones, tablets) to the network, I've noticed that devices have consistently had trouble connecting, so I purchased a new wireless router Netgear R6100. My plan is to use the modem fun