Help setting up Actiontec router for 3G Microcell

I have read through numerous forums here and elsewhere, all to no avail. I simply cannot get my 3G Microcell to connect. I have 4 green lights and the nonstop blinking 3G indicator. I've tried restoring default settings, numerous restarts of equipment, DMZ settings, port forwarding...nothing works. And calls to Att and verizon are nothing but a goat rope.I have FIOS 50/25 Internet with the Actiontec router.
It's is extremely frustrating, this shouldn't be so difficult, so I'm truly hoping there's someone out there with a concrete answer for this. Any help or advice would be most appreciated!

Gigatel wrote:
I have read through numerous forums here and elsewhere, all to no avail. I simply cannot get my 3G Microcell to connect. I have 4 green lights and the nonstop blinking 3G indicator. I've tried restoring default settings, numerous restarts of equipment, DMZ settings, port forwarding...nothing works. And calls to Att and verizon are nothing but a goat rope.I have FIOS 50/25 Internet with the Actiontec router.
It's is extremely frustrating, this shouldn't be so difficult, so I'm truly hoping there's someone out there with a concrete answer for this. Any help or advice would be most appreciated!
FWIW, I am using an Actiontec router and an AT&T Microcell, both in default configuration, and I have no problem activating the Microcell.
If viafax999's ideas don't solve your issue, you might try posting your problem on the AT&T MicroCell forum:
https://forums.att.com/t5/3G-MicroCell/bd-p/3gmicrocell
There will likely be more users with experience specific to the MicroCell and it's potential problems there.

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http://ipad.about.com/od/ipad-family/a/How-To-Childproof-Your-iPad.htm
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http://www.macworld.com/article/2041627/set-up-a-kid-friendly-ipad.html
How to set up an iPad or iPod touch for kids
http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/apple/3422580/how-set-up-ipad-or-ipod-touch-fo r-kids/
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