why won't these work with AT&T DSL
1137234
Not sure why it isn't working other than you may have a bad unit. DO both units light up? If not, then it's bad. And I don't mean a good bad. I've had 3 of these so far since one got water in it but have had no other problems. Good luck!
1137235
I have AT&T; Uverse. Not sure if AT&T; Uverse internet is DSL though. I needed to contact AT&T; to get the proper codes and then it has worked perfectly.
1137236
I use PlugLinks throughout my home, I believe five (5) currently and find them great. Youneed at least two PlugLinks: the 1st for your router to the copper wire in the house and one (1)for each device you want to connect with.
1137237
One unit must be plugged in and connected to the ATT modem by ethernet and the other unit plugged in and connected to whatever you want with another ethernet cable. The trick is that both PlugLinks must be plugged in the same position at both locations, i.e., the corresponding prongs on the units must be the same at each outlet for the hot and neutral. Doesn't matter which prong goes into the hot side or neutral side of the receptacle as long as they match. If the electrical wiring in the house is correctly installed then if you put one Link unit at the modem upside down into the wall socket then the other units need to be plugged in upside down as well. One unit must be plugged in and connected to the ATT modem by ethernet and the other unit plugged in and connected to whatever you want with another ethernet cable. The trick is that both PlugLinks must be plugged in the same position at both locations, i.e., the corresponding prongs on the units must be the same at each outlet for the hot and neutral. Doesn't matter which prong goes into the hot side or neutral side of the receptacle as long as they match. If the electrical wiring in the house is correctly installed then if you put one Link unit at the modem upside down into the wall... » Read More One unit must be plugged in and connected to the ATT modem by ethernet and the other unit plugged in and connected to whatever you want with another ethernet cable. The trick is that both PlugLinks must be plugged in the same position at both locations, i.e., the corresponding prongs on the units must be the same at each outlet for the hot and neutral. Doesn't matter which prong goes into the hot side or neutral side of the receptacle as long as they match. If the electrical wiring in the house is correctly installed then if you put one Link unit at the modem upside down into the wall socket then the other units need to be plugged in upside down as well. « Show Less
1137238
Not sure, may be an issue with the DSL filter. I have used with U-verse successfully.
1137239
I am currently useing the Pluglink Ethernet Adapter and I HAVE AT&T; DSL. I am not sure why they are not working for you. I am sure you are utilizing it correctly but mine worked by connecting an Ethernet cable directly out of the AT&T; WiFi modem to one of the Pluglinks that is plugged into the wall. Then another Ethernet cable is plugged into an additional Pluglink in another room, that goes directly to the computer.
2184553
These have a AT&T; firmware in them. I would stoicism with AT&T; or it may not work
1729527
I have only the regular AT&T; DSL and it works fine, but you might need help setting up to AT&T.; Do not make the same mistake I did, I went online and got help from some place in India and they will not stop calling to see if I want to download new software.
1799123
Modem will or should work with any service provider. I have comcast. However, you will have to contact AT&T; and give them information ( as I did with Comcast) about the modem ( they will tell you what is needed) before it will work.
35022
What you have to do is to call your Internet provider, if the Netgear is compatible to its service. As for me i called AT&T.;
1767751
If you have DSL, the filters you have to put on your phones might be the culprit. In that case, call your DSL provider.
1637901
You are correct. The exception is if your router has an HPNA coax connection. Many ATT Uverse modem/routers have this built in.
801997
It should work with your AT&T; DSL. My service is through Comcast and I have a modem that interfaces with Comcast. There is a network output on the back side of the modem with a RJ45 connector (looks like a phone plug but bigger) and I run a cat5 cable from the modem to the Trendnet router. As long as you have the RJ45 output plug on your modem, you should be good to go.
1102406
Probably not. Couldn't get these to work regardless of configuration. See my review for details.
1867300
This unit will work with most AT&T; modems but to be sure we would need to know the model of your modem. Thanks, WirelessNWifi
262508
I'm sure this would work with DSL. This is used to broaden the range of the wifi. It won't speed up the process
1516982
Yes this does work with ATT DSL as that is the ISP I am using with it at this very moment.
1135560
I have Century Link DSL, but just the "standard", not the VDSL. Works fine, one of the few that really are just plug and play.
367775
I have ATT DSL internet service and this modem works just fine. I've had the modem for at least a year. I don't have any info re U-Verse.
708778
Verify the DNS settings on the router are either on DHCP mode or an actual dns is set. I like using AT&T's DNS, 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2
908947
Hi, Rodney. This model is supposed to be compatible with any DSL connection, but it is best to inform your ISP before deciding to purchase the unit.
1218887
possibly, I have century link supposedly with their new form of DSL+ which everything said I should be able to configure it to work, but It didn't so I returned it.