On 05/23/2012 02:26 PM, Ed Greshko wrote:
On 05/24/2012 12:41 AM, JD wrote:
It's a 2-wire brand router, rebranded as AT&T
And yes, it does have the status page to see
every connected client, it's IP address, ...etc
However, it has no info about each client's
bit rate.
Then, it leads me to ask the following.....
1. Do you know the make/model of the 2-wire equivalent?
2. Did you buy the router or was it supplied by your ISP?
3. If it was supplied by the ISP, do you have administrator access?
4. If it was supplied by the ISP, are you certain it hasn't been "crippled" by the
ISP? Some well known ISPs have been known to cripple devices to make them run at
lower than optimal rates to "avoid" issues.
The model number printed on the router (which
doubles up as tv signal decoder) is 3800HGV-B.
Router was supplied by att.
Yes I do have admin access.
In fact I was told by my brother in law that an att
rep came and messed with it, and had to re-program
it from remote (i.e. att customer service HQ could
do whatever they did, without knowing the password
I had set up for the admin account on the router.
When I arrived several days later, I checked to see if
the passwd was altered. It was not. I checked to see
if the list of allowed mac addresses was altered. It
was not. And checked to see of the enc was changed
away from wpa2_Personal/AES it was not.
The router's fw drops all connection requests coming
from the outside.
So, it was not clear to me just what they did do. My
bro-in-law is no computer or network techie, and
I was not present at the time they had made the service
rep had come in and asked HQ to do something.
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