Efficient Networks SpeedStream - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Try leaving the router on as if you keep turning off it will have to handshake every time, try that, see if that cures it..

Contact AT&T DSL support for help in getting your network to work. And do not believe them if they tell you your modem is no good. They want to shut down their DSL service and will go to any length, lying included, to get people to change over to their fiber optic system.

the modem is already old and obselete try to upgrade the modem. even though the lights on your modem works. try to call ATT because they can run a line test so they can determine if the connection is good or not

1. First you must set password to access the web interface, so that only you can change the setting. For a linksys the default web-interface is at 192.168.1.1 The first term you access it enter username:admin, password admin. If that does not work read the manual to find that out. 2. Explore the TAB and each sub-menu to familiarize yourself with the interface. For change to Take effect you must SAVE. Button is at the bottom. 3. In the TAB SETUP>Basic Setup Activate the Automatic DHCP reservation of IP addresses. Enable it on the same page 4.Under the ADMINISTRATION TAB >Management enter a new router password. 5. Under the Wireless TAB> Security Menu, select the Security Mode as WPA2Personal, and Encyiption AES. Enter a passphrase ( like a password but can be a phrase -part of a sentence. For key renewal enter a number like 3600 seconds. Save all. Now if you connect a device through the wireless you will be prompted to enter the pass-phrase. You will be asked for it after every power down of router or reboot of router. If you reset the configuration by pressing the reset button on the router you must redo everything again. Remember: You will erase everything every time you reset the router. So if you make mistakes, just reset it with a straightened paper clip. Remember, any body who has physical access to the router can reset. If tech savvy, he/she can give him/her/self access.