Is this superior to the ATT DSL modem/router supplied with UVerse?
1004776
I considered the N600 before making my purchase. I ended up going with the d6200 because of the 'ac' features and speed. N band seems slow by comparison now, at least for me.
1004777
I know that this was recommended by ATT when I did not want to buy one from them!
1004778
Yes - superior configuration control and superior wireless performance. I'm pulling 887mb/sec over my wireless...
1004779
The Netgear replaced a phone company modem that kept dropping connection. The Netgear was almost a plug and play install on Centurylink's system. I am very pleased with its performance compared to the phone company modem.
1004780
Superior Yes in some respects/features : Works with NO! One of the Features at the top of this listed listed by Amazon/NetGear reads "Does not support AT&T; U-verse and CenturyLink VDSL" ~ RHF
1004781
NOT SURE, Robert . . . I was on Century Link with a Westell model and the 600N really 'blows-it-away', SIMPLY WITH A MUCH NOTICEABLE INCREASE IN SPEED. I use mine 'hard-wired' with my iMac and MagicJack using 2 of the 4 Ethernet ports. Now, "ASSUMING" that ATT and basically ALL 'PROVIDERS' use the products that 'win' their 'bid' at the LOWEST cost, (like NASA), I have to "ASSUME" it may be of the same, LOW PERFORMANCE as what I originally had. I used theirs for the FREE, one-year period, and got this IMMEDIATELY afterward. But, unlike NASA, selecting the LOW-BID / MEETING MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS products isn't gonna "KILL" anyone! I am glad / happy with my choice, NOT being a 'techie' or 'geek'. - Jay NOT SURE, Robert . . . I was on Century Link with a Westell model and the 600N really 'blows-it-away', SIMPLY WITH A MUCH NOTICEABLE INCREASE IN SPEED. I use mine 'hard-wired' with my iMac and MagicJack using 2 of the 4 Ethernet ports. Now, "ASSUMING" that ATT and basically ALL 'PROVIDERS' use the products that 'win' their 'bid' at the LOWEST cost, (like NASA), I have to "ASSUME" it may be of the same, LOW PERFORMANCE as what I originally had. I used theirs for the FREE, one-year period, and got this IMMEDIATELY afterward. But, unlike NASA, selecting the LOW-BID /... » Read More NOT SURE, Robert . . . I was on Century Link with a Westell model and the 600N really 'blows-it-away', SIMPLY WITH A MUCH NOTICEABLE INCREASE IN SPEED. I use mine 'hard-wired' with my iMac and MagicJack using 2 of the 4 Ethernet ports. Now, "ASSUMING" that ATT and basically ALL 'PROVIDERS' use the products that 'win' their 'bid' at the LOWEST cost, (like NASA), I have to "ASSUME" it may be of the same, LOW PERFORMANCE as what I originally had. I used theirs for the FREE, one-year period, and got this IMMEDIATELY afterward. But, unlike NASA, selecting the LOW-BID / MEETING MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS products isn't gonna "KILL" anyone! I am glad / happy with my choice, NOT being a 'techie' or 'geek'. - Jay « Show Less
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No. Only AT&T; provided modems work with Uverse.I lifted this information from a google search: If you have IPDSLAM ADSL2+ U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 2701 HGV (black & gray model, NOT the white model), Motorola 2210 (the black model, NOT the gray model), Motorola NVG510 (black in color), or 2Wire/Pace 5031 NVIf you have FTTN VDSL2 U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 3600 HGV, 2Wire/Pace 5031 NV, or Motorola 2310 No. Only AT&T; provided modems work with Uverse.I lifted this information from a google search: If you have IPDSLAM ADSL2+ U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 2701 HGV (black & gray model, NOT the white model), Motorola 2210 (the black model, NOT the gray model), Motorola NVG510 (black in color), or 2Wire/Pace 5031 NVIf you have FTTN VDSL2 U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 3600 HGV, 2Wire/Pace 5031 NV,... » Read More No. Only AT&T; provided modems work with Uverse.I lifted this information from a google search: If you have IPDSLAM ADSL2+ U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 2701 HGV (black & gray model, NOT the white model), Motorola 2210 (the black model, NOT the gray model), Motorola NVG510 (black in color), or 2Wire/Pace 5031 NVIf you have FTTN VDSL2 U-Verse, the compatible customer owned modem models include (assuming they have current firmware versions): 2Wire/Pace 3600 HGV, 2Wire/Pace 5031 NV, or Motorola 2310 « Show Less
256753
Ken, we live in Colorado Springs and yes this model is readily compatible with our ATT DSL.
332969
If you are talking about AT&T; DSL then your answer is yes. You will want to put the modem in pass through mode which your ISP can help you with. I have had very good luck with this router. You may need to power cycle it once in a while. That is fairly normal for most home routers/access points in my experience.
723390
It is just a separate Ethernet device on the network. It is actually behind a UVerse router on my own network, but it should work behind any Ethernet router. Note that it has nothing to do with the telephone ports on a UVerse router - it is a separate device. You would use the telephone (VoIP) ports on the PAP2.
1421881
Sorry, as I have no experience with AT&T; UVerse I can't answer your question.
1264177
Very much so. In fact, from the overall feature and rang performance perspective, it still compares well. The user interface is well organized. But could use an upgrade. It is a notch better than the residential routers from the reliability perspective.
1720418
I would recommend faster internet than DSL for online gaming, like cable internet. If your stuck with DSL like I am tho, this modem does work great. Its a much more stable connection than what AT&T sold me and works really good with my Asus RT-AC68U.
687508
Yikes - to be honest, I'm not sure. The router I have came with my AT&T; U-verse/Internet package so I'm not even sure what type of router I have. The valet has worked very well so far though. Sorry I could not be of more help.
1870256
I have this DSL modem/router. It is for phone internet (internet through the phone company) and not cable router (through cable company). I had trouble setting it up... come to find out it was the phone company's issue... they connected my internet to a second line! Other than that... the device has worked spectacularly. No issues!
367778
Yes, I used this modem for AT&T; DSL service. I doubt it will work for AT&T; U-Verse.
1801204
If I understand your question correctly, yes. If you run a cable from the LAN side of the ATT Uverse modem/router to a port on this, you can then connect additional computers to your Uverse connection.
1710167
In my case I was not replacing a manufacurer's DSL. But, in leu of purchasing the manufacturer's product (AT&T) I bought this one and I was able to hook it up and install and configure the software with very little difficulty. I struggled with inputting the correct server POP but after a couple tries I got it right. I have had no trouble or interruptions of service due to the product, I have been satisfied with router.
820413
No,it also has a built-in ADSL2+Modem.Replaces and upgrade existing equipment provided by DSL Internet service providers.Hope this info. help you decide.Happy Bidding....
558017
No, this is a DSL modem compatible with the phone company's older DSL plans. It can be used with AT&T. Comcast is a cable company using a completely different technology using the same cables that bring cable TV to your house. For comparison, this modem uses the same wires that bring landline service (if any) to your house.
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Sorry I can't help you. I bought for use with AT&T; Uverse. All I can say is that it was half the cost of what u-verse wanted for a replacement.
2020890
If I am correct about the modem you are asking about, these are two different types of modems. The ADSL2 is for someone with DSL Internet service which is obtained over the telephone line. The Netgear Modem 3.0 is a DOCSIS type of modem designed for broadband cable internet, as in received over a coaxial cable such as a cable TV provider utilizes. Since I don't own a cable broadband modem, I couldn't say whether it is better than the ADSL one I purchased or not.