DrayTek Vigor167 modem 30000 Kbit/s

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Vigor167 product news 9-april-2021 In German, but (basic) translation below: https://www.draytek.de/aktuelle-news-lesen/items/vigor167-neu-annexa-telekom-testcenter-annexb-modem-supervectoring.html a. My SNR up and down is 12dB (which is probably a stability profile). Is there a Telnet command to drop this (as in earlier Draytek boxes)? I did some exploring but couldn't find any "vdsl snr" equivalent. It should also be noted that with regard to ADSL, both the variants Annex-A and Annex-B are combined in one device for the first time, which also further increases the possibilities for using the modem. any client behind Openwrt can reach the Draytek on 192.168.0.1 (or any of Draytek's devices on that network) (unless something really screwy on your configs but, out of the box, ANY pair of routers will behave like this.

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You can adjust the SnR settings on the Drayteks. I can usually squeeze and extra 10Mbps line speed out of mine if I choose to do it. Much more and the link becomes unstable, Introducing the very latest in the DrayTek Vigor 160 range, the Vigor 167! An ideal alternative to the popular Vigor 130 Modem router, the Vigor 167 offers all the same features and functionalities with 2 Gigabit LAN network ports and a built-in basic router with DCHP server. Anyway the DSL light doesn't light up and the upstream/downstream info under the DSL connection stats is empty. When I plug in the NBN FTTC modem, it works normally. With Telstra.I want to get a reasonable bridge modem that ideally supports SOS, so I was trying to decide if Vigor167 is a good substitute for Vigor130. And anything on the second router will still be able to reach upwards/outwards to any IP on the main router, including the web gui. Hi folks and Mr Dreytek, I've just replaced a DM200 (which was apparently confusing poor Mr NBN due SRA ?!?!) with a Dreytek Vigor167. Upgraded it to latest software (5.2), connecting was easy enough, and all seems to happy. The Vigor167 is a modem for supervectoring profile 35b and all common VDSL and ADSL variants via profile 17a, with and without vectoring, up to DSL light with 384 kbit / s. The modem is suitable for both older connections and the new All-IP BNG connections. If your end device does not support VLAN tagging, our Vigor167 modem also compensates for this and can do the tagging for you.

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I've been having the same issue recently... I have since upgraded the firmware to Vigor167_v5.1.2_STD Yes I tried it connected directly to my PC ,Not sure how to set up a static IP, but I'll have a google about that. The Vigor167 is characterized by its diverse compatibility with most DSL variants and profiles. It supports everything from DSL Light to the most common VDSL and ADSL variants, such as Profile 17a, with and without vectoring, to Profile 35b supervectoring. I've been running one for the last 4-5 months, and been happy. It has been syncing well and seems to have been quite reliable. I got it to replace a box that apparently couldn't handle "SOS".The Vigor 167 is VDSL2 35b and ADSL2+ modem to Ethernet bridge, connecting VDSL or ADSL to your Ethernet-based Router or Firewall. It provides proven compatibility with UK VDSL2 and ADSL2+ networks. On the plus side it does work fine in bridge mode giving the same speed as my BT HH on an older router (I've sent off for a new faster one) DrayTek's Vigor 167 is an ideal modem to connect your DrayTek Vigor router, or any Router and Firewall, to a DSL line. I have just replaced a Vigor 130 with a Vigor 167 on a FTTN connection. In Sydney. I did this because of the full SOS/ROC/SRA support. The DrayTek Vigor 167 is compatible with all current UK VDSL2/ADSL+ networks and has been extensively tested to provide a robust and reliable DSL connection.

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In the delivery state, the Vigor167 is set as a pure modem so that the VLAN tag 7 is set by the modem. Your subsequent dial-up router therefore no longer needs to set a VLAN tag. If your ISP uses a different VLAN tag, please change the value of the VLAN tag in the modem's web interface accordingly. Extensively tested to meet your expectations, the Vigor 167 provides a reliable and secure DSL connection and is compatible with all current UK UDSL2/ADSL+ networks. Seems to be a rev-up of existing Vigor 165 - with some indication that the Vigor 165 will be replaced in the lineup. The Vigor 166 remains as is - it has a different chipset, the chipset that supports G.FAST connections. Can i ask what MTU yours set? Also did you make ANY changes at all to your settings when connecting this up? Ideal partner device for DrayTek dual-WAN products or any other vendor's Ethernet WAN firewall. Reports DSL Line Status on DrayTek Vigor routers.The modem also has two Gigabit Ethernet LAN ports and, in addition to the power supply unit, the necessary connection cables such as 1x RJ11 to RJ11, 1x TAE to RJ11 and 1x RJ11 to RJ45 are enclosed with the device. The Vigor167 replaces the Vigor165, the Vigor166 remains available as a G.Fast modem. This has to do with the fact that there is no chipset that supports ADSL and G.Fast at the same time, as both have a similar frequency spectrum and interference could occur. Thus there is the Vigor167 for ADSL / VDSL / supervectoring connections, the Vigor166 serves G.Fast connections with 106Mhz and 212MHz The only means of running the second "router" ...with all devices on that having same network as the primary... is to disable the routing and DHCP functions, turning it into a switch. Any wifi features are tied to the switch so nothing to configure there. We have an application note in our knowledge base that shows how to access the router web interface. It is available at: I am using the same DNS, same router (vigor just set up as a bridge modem, same as the old TP-Link).

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The firmware for the Vigor167 is still being developed and DrayTek R&D may add additional CLI commands in the future. I changed modem code to 5.12.18.16 and the FTTN 50/20 connection has been up for 31hrs. My NBN connections typically stay up for 1 to 4.5 days (ADSL2 despite being slower was so much more stable than NBN). b. The default Modem Code is 5.12.24.0. However, it is possible to select two other Modem Codes, being:When running the tp link theres no noticeable line drops or anything, if anything its better – I think the draytek is being a bit too conservative. As I understand it, the Draytek is connected via its modem to FTTN and the routing/switching function is active on all the LAN ports. My LAN is also 192.168.1.x but I'd rather just see the Dreytek on the LAN. First, all the interesting ports (http, ssh, etc) are redirected to one of the servers, and second I'd rather not expose things to the rest of the world unnecessarily. Although I wonder for if having SOS will be beneficial for me as I'm quite far from my NBN FTTN node and only sync at 25/6 Mbps.