I tried changing the SNR value (-50) like someone had mentioned on Ubiquiti forums but made no difference, it always reports the value at around 8 (unless I'm reading the adsl status report wrong). Provides Annex A modem code 572d07 & 570e01, and Annex B modem code 565607 & 567002.Recommended for Netherlands. (G.Vectoring) 3.9.8.4-07v The Vigor 130 is a pre-configured VDSL2 / ADSL2+ modem that takes a VDSL2 or ADSL2+ connection and performs full pass-through / bridge to Ethernet presentation, which can then be used by a device such as a router to connect directly to the internet. For the official specification of the Vigor130, refer to this link. Far Current Attenuation: Upstream Line / Loop attenuation Far SNR Margin: Upstream SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) value in dB

Draytek Vigor 130 sync speed slower that BT Smart Hub (ECI) Draytek Vigor 130 sync speed slower that BT Smart Hub (ECI)

Far End - The remote end, which is the cabinet or exchange's hardware. This is the Upstream information. 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: Whats the recommend modem/router with bridge mode, something likeZyxel VMG1312? i don't need any wireless features.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: DrayTek offer a large range of G.fast, VDSL and ADSL modem equipped router models, as well as the dedicated Vigor 130 and Vigor 166 modems. Go to [WAN] > [Internet Access], select the correct Access Mode for your ISP, in this example PPPoE NE Current Attenuation: Line / Loop attenuation of the router Cur SNR Margin: Downstream SNR (Signal to Noise Ratio) value in dB

Vigor130 in Bridge Mode | DrayTek Access a Vigor130 in Bridge Mode | DrayTek

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. If the modem isn't connecting to the internet, then I would say that is the first thing to sort out, then worry about connecting the router to it afterwards. 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. Please be advised that there is new firmware available for your product. We have applied the improvement to most DrayTek routers and our wireless access points. This firmware is designated ' critical' (see below) so you should update your product and those of your clients (or let them know) as soon as possible. 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 staticEnsure you select "Enable" using the radio button from the top left corner to enable the PPPoE connection type. 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. 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 Thank you for posting that Draytek explanation. I still find it difficult to understand exactly what is meant. This parameter reports the actual number of Reed-Solomon redundancy bytes per codeword used in the latency path in which the bearer channel is transported. The value 0 indicates no Reed-Solomon coding.

Draytek V130-K ADSL2+/VDSL2 Ethernet Modem FTTC/BT Infinity

On the router, go to [WAN] > [General Setup] and select the WAN interface that the Vigor 130 modem is connected to. In this example, WAN2 is used on a Vigor 2866 router: I am currently reviewing my network at home, and have just replaced my Netgear X9000 with a new Unifi network. Whilst its in the early stages i've found it much easier to control and understand how the system is behaving. 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 cycleWe have upgraded the system architecture for MyVigor server, and now require your help to complete the upgrade process. Provides Annex A modem code 567517 & 562301, and Annex B modem code 567617 & 567212. Recommended for Germany. (G.Vectoring) 3.9.8.4-08v For whatever reason, it looks like the DLM has applied a banded profile capping the downstream speed at 74Mb. So nothing you can do will immediately restore the speed, but if you remove the problem, the DLM might eventually remove the banding. There are many Broadcom chipset based VDSL2 modem/routers that can be configured for use as a modem, rather than buying an Openreach Huawei modem. Presumably an Openreach ECI modem would have similar performance to the Draytek, which both use Lantiq chipsets. 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.

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I'm waiting for the official UK version of this - DrayTek Vigor 165 also see Vigor 165 product details 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+.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. What I've learnt so far is the vigor 130 is not connected as the dsl light keeps flashing on and off and there is no connected status in the draytek interface. If it's going to be used to connect a router without its own modem, the Vigor 130 and Vigor 166 are ideal, they work as VDSL / G.fast to Ethernet modems out of the box. Leave the Service Name field blank if that option is present because that should not be set when using the Vigor 130 modem: 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.