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All-Fi Hub (CGW450) Bridge Mode / IP Passthrough?
How can I put the All-Fi Hub (CGW450) into bridge mode so I can use my existing wifi routers? The existing wifi router/extenders are already in optimal locations in the house, so I'd prefer to just use them instead of the wifi on the All-Fi Hub.
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BadgerXC
4 Messages
8 months ago
I was able to get this to work like kdg23 mentioned.
At that point, I was able to sustainably get >200 Mbs through my mesh network.
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ATTHelp
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9 months ago
Hi @kdg23, we understand that while doing the speed test your All-Fi router is rebooting, and we're here to guide you.
We have a dedicated team for AT&T internet Air, to speak with our AT&T Internet air customer service team, please contact us at 800.288.2020. They are available 10am-7pm central, 7 days a week.
If you need any assistance, feel free to write back to us.
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kdg23
4 Messages
9 months ago
Posting the step by step solution would be optimal for other customers in the future would be nice.
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BadgerXC
4 Messages
8 months ago
These instructions (goto 192.168.1.1) don't match with the instructions on the router (goto 192.168.1.254). I also can't find Network > WAN Settings in the Admin panel. Are there different instructions for the CGW450-400?
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dhg
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8 months ago
I agree with BadgerXC. I went to 192.168.1.254 and found administration info...but NO listing for "Network". I looked through all the options and found no option for WAN Settings. Also I have a CGW450-499 Model. Please provide info on how to place this unit into the Bridge Mode. Thanks!
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ATTHelp
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8 months ago
We understand that how the importance of reliable internet connection and we’ll be glad to assist, @dhg!
We recommend you speak with our AT&T Internet Air (All-Fi Hub) customer service team, please contact us at 800.288.2020. They are available 10am – 7pm Central, 7 days a week.
If you have any further concern, feel free to reach us back!
Thank you for contacting AT&T Community Forum!
Harry, AT&T Community Forum Specialist
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air938
34 Messages
8 months ago
I could not find anything about Bridge Mode for the Air Hub, but used these instructions (for a different hub) to try IP Passthrough:
https://www.att.com/support/smallbusiness/article/smb-internet/KM1188700/
I used the DHCPS-fixed option in the instructions and entered my router's MAC address. Save and rebooted the hub and my router.
IPv4 worked but I might have needed to change my router's IPv6 settings. Sorry, don't remember.
In the end, I settled on putting my router into Access Point Mode, instead of using IP Passthrough.
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kdg23
4 Messages
8 months ago
I found the IP Passthrough options under the Firewall / IP Passthrough menu.
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Ancharro
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6 months ago
Anyone not receiving IPv6 public addresses after setting up IP passthrough?
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gr8sho
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6 months ago
You seem to be cross posting the same question repeatedly. Pick a thread and focus on it.
FTR, I don’t have this Att Internet Air product myself, however referencing 192.168.1.254 is the standard address for accessing the management console on an Att gateway. These devices DO NOT offer or support bridged mode. This is policy.
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