I am seeking feedback from anyone that has "bonded" DSL service and a Linksys 1900ac router or similar router.
The problem I am having is the Linksys 1900ac does not seem to be able to handle or have settings to deal with a "bonded" DSL connection from say AT&T, Frontier, etc. While you can place the modem they give you into "transparent bridge" mode, it seems to not recognize it on the Linksys. However, if you use standard DSL that I had prior, it works just fine. Therefore, I am under the impression, since trying many things to get it to work, is the Linksys 1900ac simply does not support "bonded DSL" with the current firmware. I believe it lacks the settings as well to configure it properly.
Some have said they got their bonded DSL to work with WRT type firmware on their router, but don't know how or can confirm this.
Can anyone confirm this and if you have a "bonded DSL" service working with a different router than the one provided by their service? I believe the firmware on the Linksys can be changed, but was not sure what works or can work with my bonded DSL.
The problem I am having is the Linksys 1900ac does not seem to be able to handle or have settings to deal with a "bonded" DSL connection from say AT&T, Frontier, etc. While you can place the modem they give you into "transparent bridge" mode, it seems to not recognize it on the Linksys. However, if you use standard DSL that I had prior, it works just fine. Therefore, I am under the impression, since trying many things to get it to work, is the Linksys 1900ac simply does not support "bonded DSL" with the current firmware. I believe it lacks the settings as well to configure it properly.
Some have said they got their bonded DSL to work with WRT type firmware on their router, but don't know how or can confirm this.
Can anyone confirm this and if you have a "bonded DSL" service working with a different router than the one provided by their service? I believe the firmware on the Linksys can be changed, but was not sure what works or can work with my bonded DSL.