AT&T Fiber Equipment

I have been fortunate to have had ATT fiber since 2017.   The CPE that was supplied is a Pace 5268.  I also have 2 ATT supplied extenders for our house. This was my setup until covid hit and the whole family was home more often.  That's when I added a commercial router (netgear) and

Is there a big latency difference with online gaming between the 500 and 1Gig fiber plan? I play on Pc and want to know if it is worth doing the 1gig plan. I am going to be living alone.

Hi does anyone know what the black cable connected to my AT&T fiber service box called? It got damaged and I need a replacement. It is not the white fiber cable 2nd image I found on the internet(better view)

Five gigs of blazing fast fiber, that ends up nearly unusable every single night. Here's what's going on:Every night at around the same time, my connection slows to a crawl, latency starts to spike, and my connection quality takes a dive straight into the deep end.Speedtest resolution for the image

When i got this unit as replacement for the 210, I was thrilled to see it supported two different networks. Now you folks disabled the second one. Please revert this back to the 3 radio setup I need the three networks because i have one for legacy devices, one for newer and then one setup for my AX/

How can I connect my smart plugs to my AT&T network? All other devices connected but those will not. Device support was not able to help either. They worked fine on old network

I have been through the ringer. About 3 months ago now I started experiencing occasional lag spikes, occurring about once every 15 minutes. My PC is hardwired through an ethernet cable. The cable is 75 ft, though the PC is only about 35 ft from the router. I have never had this sort of issue before,

I’m averaging 6% packet loss per minute right now. This is getting infuriating.  I’ve had 3 separate site visits from AT&T now - all 3 of them inspected inside and outside my home and assured me the fiber line is trouble free.  All 3 of them also admitted they are not trained to look

I have a BGW320-500 gateway connected to an unmanaged poe switch. I have 2 Ubiquiti U6-LR access points connected to the switch and both wifi radios disabled in the gateway.  Cat 5e cables through the house connect to the switch as well. Here's the strange issue I'm having.  Wireless c

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