DrayTek Vigor 130 VDSL2/ADSL2+ (FTTC/BT Infinity) Gigabit Ethernet Modem

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Provides Annex A modem code 567517 & 562301, and Annex B modem code 567617 & 567212. Recommended for Germany. (G.Vectoring) 3.9.8.4-08v 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 Personally I don't think you can get a more reliable modem at the moment on the market than the Vigor 130 in my opinion.

DrayTek Vigor 130 VDSL2/ADSL2+ (FTTC/BT Infinity) Gigabit

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 staticDrayTek routers with Ethernet WAN interfaces are able to connect to a BT Infinity or other ISPs similar BT FTTC based broadband (Sometimes referred to as Fibre Broadband) service using the BT Openreach modem, which is commonly supplied with current BT FTTC installations. The BT Openreach modem converts the VDSL2 connection used by BT's FTTC service into Ethernet. At the moment, the Vigor modem has no way to communicate directly with the UDMP, and the UDMP doesn’t know anything about the Vigor modem itself. To resolve this we need to: Go to [WAN] - [Internet Access] in the web interface and set the WAN interface to be used with the FTTC connection to PPPoE mode:

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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. I have achieved comparable speeds and stability from using Billion 8800NL and 8800NL/R2 routers configured in modem only bridge mode (and wireless disabled). I currently have these configured and ready to go, as standby modems if my Vigor 130 was ever to fail.Now go to [Internet Access] > [MPoA / Static or Dynamic IP] and enable the MPoA (RFC1483/2684) interface. Provides Annex A modem code 571a17 & 570111, and Annex B modem code 565607 & 567002.Recommended for Netherlands. (G.Vectoring) 3.9.8.4-06v Vigor 130 modems provide BT Superfast Fibre and ADSL2+ capability and feature one LAN port. This is the standard modem design. DrayTek modems are designed provide your router with a reliable, consistent, and stable internet connection that aims to reach each corner of your working space. We are constantly testing for increased compatibility, so you can be sure that each DrayTek router is made according to the latest technological advancements. Xdsl Reset Times: Number of times that the DSL interface has reset since last power cycle Xdsl Link Times: Number of times that the DSL interface has reconnected since last power cycle

Setting up a DrayTek router with FTTC using the BT Openreach

Enabling Smart Queues in USG reduced buffer bloat to around 1ms, so no need for anything extra hopefully. CO ITU Version[0]: Vendor code of the exchange / cabinet equipment CO ITU Version[1]: Vendor code of the exchange / cabinet equipment (continued) Go to [WAN] > [Internet Access], select the correct Access Mode for your ISP, in this example PPPoE When the DSL LED is lit solidly, the Vigor 130 has established the link to the DSL line and can be used for bridging. 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:

Interesting that you have a HH5A as that is a Lantiq chipset like the 130 but you don't experience any issues with it. You didn't answer the previous question though. Is the modem properly connected to the internet? The admin interface on your modem may be different to my router, but if it's similar you could try going to "diagnostics" and then "DSL stats", and also "online status" then "Physical connection" to see the connection status.