Finding that the 100Mbps speed tier is plenty for our needs (two adults streaming TV, and doing the usual stuff on the internet :-) like email, FB, photo syncing to google photos, continuous internet backup, etc.Īlso, I've added MoCA 2 links to the remote eero nodes for hard-wired backhaul. So much better than Comcast, where either their 250/10 or 150/5 tier could go down to 75Mbps or so during evening prime time. We get over 120/120Mbps with the eero on AT&T fiber any time I test my internet speed, evening prime time or not. Thanks again for taking the time to post, glad to have you here!Īlz0rz Decided that all we really need is a solid 100Mbps up and down after using that for a month with no problems.

Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns, and myself or the other Community members will be happy to offer additional insight.

Using the same MAC as the port you're using should allow you to configure passthrough without any issue.Īdditionally, depending on the model of AT&T gateway you have, you may be able to match the MAC address by finding the eero in the modem-router's own connected devices list within the admin panel.

The Left and Right refer to the ports when looking at them from the back of the unit. To find that, tap on the icon of the individual eero in the app, and then go to the Details screen – you'll see two MACs for the two Ethernet ports, labelled as Left and Right. Thanks for reaching out, MrDoh and great question! For the purpose of IP passthrough requiring a MAC, the address you'll want to use is the MAC associated with the Ethernet port you happen to be using on the gateway eero.

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