Smart Home Manager
About Smart Home Manager
Overview
The AT&T Smart Home Manager app is a user-friendly tool that allows you to manage your home Wi-Fi network and connected devices. It offers a simple self-setup process and intuitive interface to help you troubleshoot and personalize your network.
Features
• Clear, technician-free troubleshooting: The app provides easy-to-follow troubleshooting steps to help you fix any issues with your Wi-Fi network without the need for a technician.
• Wi-Fi network management: You can easily view and update your Wi-Fi network name and password from within the app.
• Device management: You can see what devices are currently connected to your network and personalize their names to make them easily identifiable.
• Parental controls and downtime schedules: The app allows you to create profiles for family members and set parental controls and downtime schedules to manage their screen time at home.
• Pause Wi-Fi access: You can pause Wi-Fi access for any of your devices with the tap of a button.
• Internet speed test: The app lets you test the internet speed to your Wi-Fi gateway to ensure you're getting the speeds you're paying for.
• Weak signal spots: You can pinpoint weak signal spots throughout your home to improve your Wi-Fi coverage.
• Network health and service outages: The app checks your network health and notifies you of any issues or service outages. You can also restart your Wi-Fi gateway from within the app.
Usage Tips
• Sign in with your AT&T Internet User ID and password to access all the features of the app.
• Use the troubleshooting guide to fix any issues with your Wi-Fi network quickly and easily.
• Set up profiles and parental controls to manage your family's screen time and keep them safe online.
• Pause Wi-Fi access for any devices that are causing issues or that you don't want to have access to the internet.
• Test your internet speed regularly to ensure you're getting the speeds you're paying for.
• Use the weak signal spot feature to improve your Wi-Fi coverage in areas where the signal is weak.
• Check your network health regularly to stay on top of any issues or service outages.
