Can I request for no RG on AT&T resold service

[hmw]

I currently have AT&T Gigabit Fiber and would like to move to Sonic

I checked the availability - and it says Fusion IP Broadband FX3 is available for $90/m along with $6.50 for ATA and $9.50 for the RG

Can I get service without the RG? i.e. just an ethernet port that I can use to connect to my own UTM and gateway?

[dane]

No, I’m afraid not. AT&T requires the RG for authentication and integration into the UVerse network. From their perspective, this gives them an end-to-end point of integration and test capabilities.

But this device can generally be put into a “DMZ Plus” or bridge mode, allowing consumers to put their own routers behind the RG in order to manage your own routing capabilities if that’s your preference.

[PeterK]

Dan but your version of the firmware supports real bridge mode to the ONT? Yes or No?

I have att gig and “their firmware” has this true bridge mode removed from the firmware. Their Dmz+ an ip path trough have routing issues for ipv6. The only options is using USG to bypass it all together.

[rlucus]

As someone who was using ATT fiber resold by Sonic. I can confirm the ATT modem has bridge mode disabled and the best option is to use eap_proxy on a ubiquity USG to take the authentication traffic and route it to the modem while sending the rest of the traffic to your LAN.