Internet Connectivity Issues

[GirlGamer]

I'm not sure. I'm not very savvy with this. All I did was put in the router IP in my browser, it showed all the connections on the bottom of the page. If I tried to make any changes it would ask me for a validation code with a picture of the the location of the code on the main router in their house

 

[Laquer Head]

I'm not sure. I'm not very savvy with this. All I did was put in the router IP in my browser, it showed all the connections on the bottom of the page. If I tried to make any changes it would ask me for a validation code with a picture of the the location of the code on the main router in their house

If you got your own now, no need to worry bout anything else.!

 

[Geoff]

I'm not sure. I'm not very savvy with this. All I did was put in the router IP in my browser, it showed all the connections on the bottom of the page. If I tried to make any changes it would ask me for a validation code with a picture of the the location of the code on the main router in their house

Can you take a screen shot? I haven't seen a router that shows that without logging in first. If the internet connection is fast enough, and the router is decent, 13 people shouldn't overload it to the point where it's unusable unless they are all torrenting like crazy.

 

[beers]

Can you take a screen shot? I haven't seen a router that shows that without logging in first. If the internet connection is fast enough, and the router is decent, 13 people shouldn't overload it to the point where it's unusable unless they are all torrenting like crazy.

I think the standard ATT gateway gives you a 'general info' splash page, although if you want to dive into configuration items it requests either the password on the device label or one you had set yourself.

 

[Okedokey]

How did you see the connections when you weren't able to access the admin interface?

My thought exactly.

 

[Geoff]

I think the standard ATT gateway gives you a 'general info' splash page, although if you want to dive into configuration items it requests either the password on the device label or one you had set yourself.

I could see very basic information like number of users, but without knowing the password I don't believe you could find this out:

they have and there's about 12+ connections (excluding mine) with things like Ipads, Iphones, Chromecast and 1 laptop and computer.

 

[johnb35]

I have a client that has a belkin N router and you can access it just by entering IP address and no login reguired, which I found quite odd. Hence another reason not to get Belkin routers.

 

[GirlGamer]

Here you go, Thats what I see when I put in the router IP

 

[johnb35]

That is a lot of connected devices to an ATT router. That is definitely the issue. I'm also sure that the speed package they have isn't the best for so many users.