Is it compatible with AT&T U-verse modem? null

Cipher, I currently have this exact router setup on my U-Verse modem. It works flawlessly. I hope this helps.

Yes. You can add it to your existing network as a wireless router or shut off the wifi signal and just use it as a wired router as well. It should work with any provider. Check with your provider if specific settings are needed at the time of setup.

I have At&t uverse as my internet service provider and the Linskys router connected so easily to my At&t modem. The set-up was so easy (and I’m not very tech savvy). I think I had less trouble connecting this than I did with the wifi extender I purchased through At&t.

When I had Uverse, after the second gateway/modem/router replacement, I decided to use my own wireless router. Greater control via the Linksys app. Main reason was that with so many wireless devices connected, I grew tired of changing their settings after uverse replace their gateway. I liked the ability to create a guest network for visitors.

Yes--but you need to disable router function in ATT Uverse modem after set-up.

If it is a modem with an ethernet jack, this router should work just fine.

I don't know if this will be helpful but, 1. I have an older Linksys router which is compatible with the Comcast modem. 2. Take it home and try it out. Return it for a refund if it doesn't work. Best Buy has a good refund policy if you return it within the prescribed time limit. 3. If it does work, it might not increase your connect speeds (download/upload) . I get 190 megabits average download and 6 upload, which is more than adequate for 99% of all internet usage. 4. Even it it gives you a few more megabits, your current modem/router speeds are probably adequate - continue to use it and save $180.

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Cipher, I currently have this exact router setup on my U-Verse modem. It works flawlessly. I hope this helps.
Answered by Mirvana 6 years ago
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Yes. You can add it to your existing network as a wireless router or shut off the wifi signal and just use it as a wired router as well. It should work with any provider. Check with your provider if specific settings are needed at the time of setup.
Answered by IronHorseGPS 6 years ago
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I have At&t uverse as my internet service provider and the Linskys router connected so easily to my At&t modem. The set-up was so easy (and I’m not very tech savvy). I think I had less trouble connecting this than I did with the wifi extender I purchased through At&t.
Answered by MommyMay 6 years ago
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When I had Uverse, after the second gateway/modem/router replacement, I decided to use my own wireless router. Greater control via the Linksys app. Main reason was that with so many wireless devices connected, I grew tired of changing their settings after uverse replace their gateway. I liked the ability to create a guest network for visitors.
Answered by Ltinhtown 5 years ago
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Yes
Answered by Tallt 6 years ago
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Yes--but you need to disable router function in ATT Uverse modem after set-up.
Answered by webworm50 6 years ago
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If it is a modem with an ethernet jack, this router should work just fine.
Answered by NoNameNick 6 years ago
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I don't know if this will be helpful but, 1. I have an older Linksys router which is compatible with the Comcast modem. 2. Take it home and try it out. Return it for a refund if it doesn't work. Best Buy has a good refund policy if you return it within the prescribed time limit. 3. If it does work, it might not increase your connect speeds (download/upload) . I get 190 megabits average download and 6 upload, which is more than adequate for 99% of all internet usage. 4. Even it it gives you a few more megabits, your current modem/router speeds are probably adequate - continue to use it and save $180.
Answered by Barstow 6 years ago
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