will this work on the routers provided by att u-verse
1294496
Check if the cable connector from the booster is compatible with the antenna connector on the router. If they are, connect the booster to the router and you'll see the difference.
1294497
As far as i know all ATT U-Verse Routers have internal antennas so no it will not work.
1715707
No, it probably won't. This device tunes FOTA (free over the air) ATSC and clear QAM (the cable version of ATSC). Clear QAM means UNENCRYPTED. Since you state that AT&T U-Verse absolutely requires a set top box, this leads me to conclude that their signals are encrypted, and therefore unusable by this device. SiliconDust makes another product which can tune encrypted QAM cable type signals. You need to get an "M-card" from your service provider, and plug it into that tuner. M-cards are "cable cards" and the M stands for multi-stream (so that it can service more than a single tuner at a time). But anyway, this device you are asking about here is just for ATSC and clear QAM.
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.
74984
As long as you can plug in to your router (Ethernet port) it will work. Mine works great.
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.
1256888
Yes. it will be your main wireless router. if you want to block sites. If you do not want it filtered you can use the att router. as It will be not blocking the traffic.
972518
Yes. Routers are generic and this router is designed to work with all OS's.
1469859
Hi Joe. Yes, this should work with any AC router even if it's from a different brand.
762402
It will if the phone connection on the router is an ethernet jack, you must have phone service (dial tone) at the router. The cable does not give you phone service, it changes how you can get it from one place to another.
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.
1195248
I am currently using this switch with U-Verse and have not had any problems with the switch. It works well and is easy to set up. Wish I could say the same for U-Verse.
1718241
I don't know , the outside diameter seems to fit my 2 wire at&t (PACE) u-verse box yet the center pin is mush smaller on the uverse box and will not make a reliable connection. Check the specs and if pin diameter and outside diameter matches up you should be good
1638737
This antenna replaces one of your routers existing antenna. Results will likely very but the simple answer is that as along as your router has an antenna that unscrews then this will work by screwing its cable in that place.
2234780
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.
1017970
It has Netlfix built in, yes. Not sure about U-Verse though, never heard of it.
425452
This is only an access point. Since you already have a router this access point will work fine.
528238
This won't work with AT&T; U Verse btw so make sure you're not getting that?