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Question: What is a good replacement modem?  Motorola 2210-02 or 3360, 2Wire 2701HGV-B, and Pace 5111 are listed above as working with ATT Uverse. Do any work?
Document: As others have said, STAY AWAY FROM THIS AWFUL ROUTER! As a matter of fact, avoid ALL ATT, Motorola, and 2Wire products if possible. Reliability is non-existent. ATT is NO help. Reboot from your computer doesn't work. The only way to reboot this terror is to pull the plug or hit the reset button buried in the back. Even then you must hold your breath and cross your fingers. I've had other 2Wire routers equally as bad. AVOID AVOID AVOID!
We are on our third modem from AT&T;, and it seems that each one is worse than before. The first one would give us internet for a good few weeks, then stop working. The replacement modem lasted days... and now we need to reboot every eight hours.
re iewing this modem is an act in futility, as ATTM has insisted on renewing their unfortunate partnership with Motorola despote overwhelming evidence that the modem does not work. The modem firmware, a support  agent admitted to me when I first signed up for Uverse, drops connections if they don't load fast enough, which results in a 2902 error code.
I also have trouble staying connected. Every time I turn my XBox on after being off I have problems connecting to XBox Live and have to check my settings and test and retest until I get a connection to the modem. I usually don't make any changes, the modem just decides to work when it wants to apparently.Summary:Trash. My last modem (a 2Wire 2701 HG-B) just worked. This one, quite simply, does not. I hate this thing.
I bought this ATT DSL modem from AT&T; for one hundred dollars since I wasn't clear on which DSL modems were compatible with the AT&T; uverse DSL copper line. In June they shipped me this AT&T; uverse DSL modem (Motorola nvg510).The hardware was easy to setup but the AT&T; web link setup was somewhat time consuming. There are four ethernet outputs but only the computer configured with AT&T; proprietary software works on any of them after being configured.
I have a second ATT rrouter at my home after losing wi-fi connectivity for three weeks (it was reported immediately, but att dropped the ball)Even when it wosked, sprakeasy.net dignnostics reported speeds as low as .01 mgps.Support can be very good, but  there's not much they can do when they have a bad product to work with. The voice activared system, on the other hand,  is one od the worsr I jave ever encointed.
Ironically my old 2wire DSL modem provided better functions. This is a lemon and as long as AT&T pushes this as the only solution, I would question using AT&T uverse for my internet service. On a hopeful note, there is an apparent a workaround to the bridging to an external router issue, but apparenly involves technical entries at several lines in the config screens. There is no manual on this, but if you have networking experience, this might not be an issue for you.
Like everybody else that owns this modem, I get the redirect.ha all the time.I asked AT&T; UVerse to send me another model, hopefully that will work.Do yourself a favor and save yourself all the resetting, cache clearing, and DNS rerouting and just get another product! This one is defective.
I am concerned that problems most reviewers are experiencing may pop up. I'm also concerned about a possible replacement that will accept the phone jack since I switched my AT&T phone service to Uverse as well as internet. Time will tell.
This POS is not worth writing a review about. I had the old att/yahoo dsl service for about 4 years without too much issue. ATT decided to &#34;upgrade&#34; my service to uverse. They told me the lie about better up time and more reliability. My logs tell me that my modem/router combo is now down an average of 25 times per 12 hour period.
Answer: If you already have this modem, your best bet is to just use it as a modem only and disable the routing and wifi functionality.  Then you could easily pick up yourself up a nice ASUS RT-N66U and it will last many years to come.