This time around the AT&T box had all green lights and logging into the main page showed I had a good connection. In March, around the time the pandemic arrived, we began having more random internet outages. That fixed that problem, although it did take around one month to accomplish. I spent time on the phone with tech support and after the third visit, my tech guy agreed to change out the router box to see if that would fix the problem. Sometimes I could unplug the router and antennae and it would fix and other times it would not.

Around last October we began having intermittent internet outages. I’ll start with the bad and get it out of the way. After the reset you may log in to the device using the default login attadmin.My two-month review has been one of my most popular posts so I thought it might be of use to give another update now that a longer time period has passed. Note: To perform a device reset, remove the bottom cover of your AT&T Wireless Internet and using a ballpoint pen, press and hold the RESET button for eight (8) seconds. If still unable to detect the AT&T Wireless Internet SSID, it may be necessary to perform a device reset to restore factory settings. Restart your AT&T Wireless Internet device by switching the power button to OFF then back to ON.

If the AT&T Wireless Internet network still does not appear and an Ethernet connection is available, log in to the AT&T Wireless Internet Manager (while connected to your AT&T Wireless Internet device), go to Settings > Wi-Fi > Basic and make sure the Broadcast Network Name (SSID) is enabled.Refresh the network list on the device you are trying to connect.

The Power indicator light should be a steady green if connected to a power outlet (or blinking green if on back-up battery).

Make sure that the AT&T Wireless Internet is powered on.

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