L337 Premium Member join:2005-03-10 Chicago, IL |
L337
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2010-Mar-4 11:42 pm
What kind of modems does AT&T U-Verse uses?What kind of modems does AT&T U-Verse uses? Does anyone know the list of modems they use? This also includes the wireless routers/modem combo if any. |
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ILpt4U Premium Member join:2006-11-12 Saint Louis, MO |
ILpt4U
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2010-Mar-4 11:45 pm
Are we talking U-Verse VDSL (TV, Phone, Internet - technician installed)?
Or are we talking "U-Verse" ADSL2/2+ (Internet only -- self intall)? |
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L337 Premium Member join:2005-03-10 Chicago, IL 1 edit |
L337
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2010-Mar-5 12:26 am
U-Verse ADSL2/2+ Only, any Internet modem. I was wondering would the Speedstream 4100B work? haha.... |
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ILpt4U Premium Member join:2006-11-12 Saint Louis, MO ARRIS TM822 Asus RT-N66
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ILpt4U
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2010-Mar-5 12:31 am
"There are currently two different provided equipment to choose from: 1. AT&T Gateway (2Wire 2701HGV-B) 2. Modem (Motorola 2210-02-1ATT)" From » /profi ··· e/348635 's post @ this thread: » [Modem] Did they send me the wrong modem?? |
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L337 Premium Member join:2005-03-10 Chicago, IL |
L337
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2010-Mar-5 1:16 pm
Is the 2Wire Wireless? |
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gdm MVM join:2001-06-15 Mchenry, IL |
gdm
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2010-Mar-5 1:36 pm
Yes. |
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dave006 join:1999-12-26 Boca Raton, FL |
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To expand on gdm's comment.
The 2Wire provides 4 wired ports (Ethernet) and WiFi ( 802.11 B/G support). It can be setup to support, just B, just G or both. It does not support the newer N standard.
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pickil join:2010-03-26 Charlotte, NC |
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said by ILpt4U:"There are currently two different provided equipment to choose from: 1. AT&T Gateway (2Wire 2701HGV-B) 2. Modem (Motorola 2210-02-1ATT)" Actually those are the modems for ATT DSL, ATT Uverse use the 2Wire 3800 HG-B |
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Anon
2010-Mar-27 6:08 am
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Mine is the 2 Wire 3800 HGV -B |
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If you are asking about the newer U-Verse ADSL2/2+ you can read over the info here: » IP-DSLAM FAQThe new IP-DSLAM setup require one of the two modems from AT&T; the older Speedstreams cannot be used and they are not currently supported. Most new IP-DSLAM customers are found in the West Region around San Francisco, L.A., and the San Joaquin Valley. There are also parts of the Chicago Metro area that have the service available. Its mostly in Central Offices that are U-Verse ready/available. U-Verse [VDSL] services you get a 2-Wire 3800HGV-B that is leased; if you have internet only your pay $3.00 as "High Speed Internet Equipment Fee." You won't see/incur this charge for ADSL2/2+ service as you own the equipment. |
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joako Premium Member join:2000-09-07 /dev/null |
joako
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2010-Mar-28 4:52 pm
Isn't the service just bridged ethernet with DHCP? I fail to understand why any ADSL2+ modem will not work. |
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wayjac
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2010-Mar-28 5:09 pm
Not all modems have a built-in wan dhcp client and the accounts likely have some safeguards in place to limit ip assignments |
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joako Premium Member join:2000-09-07 /dev/null |
joako
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2010-Mar-28 5:11 pm
So you can't put a modem in bridge mode and use a router? |
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wayjac
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2010-Mar-28 5:58 pm
No one with a dhcp account has posted that info here |
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joako Premium Member join:2000-09-07 /dev/null |
joako
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2010-Mar-28 9:39 pm
Well I would hope so, otherwise it's a step back from PPPoE. |
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wayjac
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2010-Mar-29 6:48 pm
pppoe, dhcp or static they are all internet connections |
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rpstom Premium Member join:2007-03-08 Cumming, GA |
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Man, stay far far away from the 2wire. If you want to do anything other than normal home use then this thing SUCKS. ATT is using the 3800HGV-B for businesses and it is the crappiest thing I have ever used. You can't turn the firewall off. I have a $3k sonicwall that won't work with this. Its supposed to let you put a computer in dmz plus mode but it doesn't work. Anyone have one of these try it and then go look at the firewall logs. Forget about running a web server or VPN. |
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Really? I have a web server sitting behind my 3800HGV-B and my own router just fine. |
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dave006 join:1999-12-26 Boca Raton, FL |
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I have to agree with olaughj, I have a web server and I also have a VPN running with the 2Wire 3800 HGV-B without issue. I can't recommend a DMZplus mode for most home users, as it does allow all ports to be available via the public IP that are not already mapped by the Firewall to other hosts. The RG clearly indicates what the DMZplus mode means before you enable it: Allow all applications (DMZplus mode) - Set the selected computer in DMZplus mode. All inbound traffic, except traffic which has been specifically assigned to another computer using the "Allow individual applications" feature, will automatically be directed to this computer. The DMZplus-enabled computer is less secure because all unassigned firewall ports are opened for that computer.
Yes, the RG wants to talk to each device by MAC address and that does cause issues if you want to use a firewall appliance with U-verse and expect to use the RG in a bridged configuration. The U-verse RG does not support a bridged mode configuration, like or not... Dave |
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joako Premium Member join:2000-09-07 /dev/null 1 edit |
joako
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2010-Apr-2 11:05 am
Not sure what all the hate is about the 2wire. Yes it's a big turd (literally and figuratively) but I connected a router to it, set DMZ+, never used the AT&T DNS servers and I have never had an issue. My TV works and my network and internet are just as stable as when I had their PPPoE DSL. I don't think I've ever had a single issue with the internet, and I have U-verse since 01/2009.
/edit: I Did have no more than 20 minutes downtime at 1AM when they upgraded the 2wire firmware. |
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yzor Premium Member join:2003-01-03 Jacksonville, FL Linksys WRT1900ACS Netgear CM1000
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yzor
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2010-Apr-5 11:15 am
I am about to go from ADSL 6m to uverse, I was wondering if there is any downsides? I am going with internet only. Mainly its about upload speed for me, but I wonder if the latency is the same or better or heaven forbid worse? No going to run any servers but i do need to upload via ftp faster than 400kb/sec which is just too slow, not to mention vpn stuff. thanks in advance. |
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joako Premium Member join:2000-09-07 /dev/null |
joako
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2010-Apr-7 10:35 am
The latency is higher but you won't notice it for VPN or FTP uploads. |
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