Notice the heading, "ATU-R Info (hw: annex A, f/w: annex A/B/C)", is explicitly stating "ATU-R" i.e. the local modem/router. Under that main heading there are two column headings, "Near End" and "Far End". Logically, something has to be incorrect about what is displayed. Provides Annex A modem code 567517 & 562301, and Annex B modem code 567617 & 567212. Recommended for Germany. (G.Vectoring) 3.9.8.4-08v Go to [WAN] - [Internet Access] in the web interface and set the WAN interface to be used with the Vigor 130 and set the Access Mode to PPPoE mode: The DrayTekVigor 130is an ADSL and VDSL modem with an Ethernet connection; it is not a router but a true ADSL/VDSL Ethernet Modem (bridge). The Vigor 130 provides compatibility with all current UK VDSL/ADSL technologies; it has been extensively tested and tuned to provide a robust and reliable DSL connection.

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The difference between modem and router is their place in the ‘internet-chain’. Modems connect to the internet directly, translating code and messages, but cannot create a local connection. Meanwhile, routers can read the new messages to create a local network for your devices but cannot connect directly with an internet provider. We have upgraded the system architecture for MyVigor server, and now require your help to complete the upgrade process. To me, the main heading "ATU-R Info (hw: annex A, f/w: annex A/B/C)" needs to be removed and the column headers, "Near End"&"Far End" should be changed to read "US"&"DS", respectively. The modem will ask you to log in using the same credentials as the web interface. Once logged in, set up the static route on the modem by issuing the command: ip route add 192.168.1.0 255.255.255.0 192.168.2.2 static Some ISPs may use a VLAN tag other than VLAN tag 101, the Vigor 130 is pre-configured to use that VLAN tag on the VDSL2 interface (not ADSL) and so, if the ISP uses a different value, this needs to be changed on the modem.So that the UDMP knows how to communicate with the modem, the next stage is to configure a static route. Add the appropriate route using the following command: ip route add 192.168.2.0/24 dev eth8 DS Interleave Depth: Shows the Interleave depth if line is using Interleaving US Interleave Depth: Shows the Upstream Interleave depth if line is using Interleaving

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Go to WAN >> General Setup and change Mode from Basic to "Advance", the edit the WAN interface connecting to the Vigor130: select "Enable" for VLAN Tag, and enter the VLAN ID ISP requires. Leave the Service Name field blank if that option is present because that should not be set when using the Vigor 130 modem:NE Current Attenuation: Line / Loop attenuation of the router Cur SNR Margin: Downstream SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) value in dB LSYMB This parameter reports the actual number of bits per symbol assigned to the latency path in which the bearer channel is transported. This value does not include trellis overhead. It ranges from 0 to 65535. Maximum possible value is 3825 in case of ADSL2 and 7665 in case of ADSL2+.

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In this example, the WAN2 interface has successfully connected to the Internet, which indicates that the VLAN tag on the Ethernet WAN port is being passed through correctly. In this scenario, the connected router establishes the Internet connection over its Ethernet WAN port, adding the VLAN tag on its Ethernet port. The TCP port has been changed. By default, HTTP uses port 80, but you can deliberatelychange that. If you have done so, you need to append the port number to the URL, for example http://192.168.1.1:88.With the Vigor 130 modem now configured to bridge VDSL to Ethernet with no VLAN tag added by the modem, the router can be configured to use this. I imagine it might be possible via more advanced configuration somehow, can settle with just setting it on the actual device when I need to for the moment. If you need an all-in-one solution; a broadband router with an integrated VDSL modem, or ADSL modem, all of the router models listed here include VDSL/ADSL modems. For G.fast, look for modems and routers that include G.fast capability, like the Vigor 2766ac. Enabling Smart Queues in USG reduced buffer bloat to around 1ms, so no need for anything extra hopefully. If you use DrayTek's ACS-SI management platform, you can use that to roll out the new firmware to all products en-masse.