> The WAG-D20 is no longer supported/works if you're on AT&T. At least according to the discussion on dslreports and also 8311 discord server.
The WAG-D20 is basically not recommended generally due to chipset bugs on newer revs and reduced speeds, nothing specifically with AT&T, though the VEIP issue is a specific sticking point.
The Baltic link you provided also is not limited to AT&T, and that is more a disclaimer because they are probably sick of return attempts by people with just enough to knowledge to find a cite for WAG-D20 but otherwise clueless. I doubt they want to encourage any residential customers for any model regardless if it works.
thanks for the clarification. Do you know if WAG-D20 chip issues have been resolved? Back when i had first looked into replacing the BGW-320 505 with my own ONT setup, the WAG-D20 instructions I found were straightforward. The newer setup process with ONT like the WAS-110 seem to be a bit more complicated to me.
The WAG-D20 is basically not recommended generally due to chipset bugs on newer revs and reduced speeds, nothing specifically with AT&T, though the VEIP issue is a specific sticking point.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/13gucfDOf8X9ptkj5BOg12V0x...
The Baltic link you provided also is not limited to AT&T, and that is more a disclaimer because they are probably sick of return attempts by people with just enough to knowledge to find a cite for WAG-D20 but otherwise clueless. I doubt they want to encourage any residential customers for any model regardless if it works.
The WAG-D20 still works ok for existing setups.