Speed up dsl - Westell Wirespeed Westell 7500 Dsl Modem Wireless 4 Port Router

Do a search for speed test and you'll have several choices. Here's one:
Speedtest net by Ookla The Global Broadband Speed Test

no they can not.
If you require more speed/bandwidth some ISP's allow you to have 2 or more DSL lines but they require a special DSL modem that will combine the speeds of 2 or more DSL lines.
I would contact your ISP or local DSL provider if they support this.

Here is the LInk to Motorola to reset the access code on the 2210-02 1xxx. Just click and read . Easy reset.
http://broadband.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/20462/kw/2210-02-1022%20access%20code/session/L3RpbWUvMTM2NjkxNDI2NC9zaWQvYW41VFJDb2w%3D

It sounds like they have given you the base DSL service with the minimal speed. If they did, it won't be enough to run two things at one time on the same dsl line. Call AT&T and check your speed or service that was installed and ask if it is enough to run to computers on the same line at once.
Also make sure that there is no filter on your dsl line that goes to your computer.

Here is another tip; the longer the phone line from the wall to your computer, the slower the dsl service. Longer cords slow down your internet.

Run a speed test on your DSL, here:
http://speedtest.net/
When your test has completed, call up your ISP and see if this is a normal speed rating for your DSL. If it is and you are not happy with the speed, you should upgrade your internet to either fiberoptic (if it is available in your area), fast DSL, or cable internet.
Also post your results here and I will walk you through speeding up your computer.
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The passcode is the four digit code that you had created while registering the account

Try to remember that code and enter it

If no choice call AT&T tech support

Access the configuration page of the DSL (Example 192.168.1.1 under status there the section to check the IP address and for the speed test open the status of the LAN adapter to check the speed of connection.

It is OK to keep putting the UN and PW in. However you shouldn't have to. I suggest having a tech come to your home and have them do a signal test both at your jack and outside with your home unplugged from your service box. If there is a big difference in the numbers then you're simply loosing signal due to signal bleed inside. This is a simple fix. Have them isolate some wires in your jack and place a DSL filter outside. Then your DSL signal will go straight to your modem and not bounce all over your home. This will NOT affect your phone.

THE REMOTE COMPUTER DID NOT RESPOND