Draytek Vigor 120 config

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SumnerBoy

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Topic # 58501 13-Mar-2010 00:16

Hi,

I have just replaced my Dynalink RTA1320 with a Draytek Vigor 120. I am connecting to a Linksys WRT54GL running Tomato. I just upgraded the Draytek firmware to 3.2.4.1.

I have configured the Draytek with PPPoE/PPPoA Client enabled, and PPPoE Passthru enabled. The WRT54GL is configured to connect via PPPoE with my ISP username and password and everything is working ok.

My question is do I need the PPPoE/PPPoA Client enabled? I have read elsewhere this isn't needed and should be disabled, but if I do this on my modem, it won't connect (via the WRT54GL). The DSL syncs up ok but the WRT54GL is unable to connect. Unless I reenable the PPPoE/PPPoA Client on the Draytek.

I am pretty sure (but not 100%) on the old firmeware I had the PPPoE/PPPoA Client disabled and it was working ok. Although I do recall after I disabled the option, when I restarted the modem it was automatically reenabled.

Just wondering if anyone else has seen anything like this and if my setup sounds like it is configured optimally.

Cheers,
Ben

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Reply # 306802 13-Mar-2010 00:21

And also - the only ADSL stats I can get from the Draytek are the up/down speeds, SNR margin, and Loop Att.

E.g. Mode State Up Speed Down Speed SNR Loop Att.
ADSL2+(G.992.5) SHOWTIME 166222 10364522 15 22

Is there any way to get more details? On my RTA1320 I was able to get much more detailed stats about the ADSL connection.

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Reply # 306933 13-Mar-2010 18:37

i have exactly the same setup. Mine is "PPPOE/PPPOA Client" enabled and PPPOE Pass-through. Works perfectly with tomato.

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Reply # 307263 15-Mar-2010 08:40

SumnerBoy: And also - the only ADSL stats I can get from the Draytek are the up/down speeds, SNR margin, and Loop Att.

E.g. Mode State Up Speed Down Speed SNR Loop Att.
ADSL2+(G.992.5) SHOWTIME 166222 10364522 15 22

Is there any way to get more details? On my RTA1320 I was able to get much more detailed stats about the ADSL connection.

There are a bunch of CLI commands you can use through a Telnet session. The Draytek site will have some more info.

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Reply # 308456 17-Mar-2010 20:20

I have downloaded the User Manual and Quick User guide and can't see any mention of the CLI commands. Couldn't see anything in the FAQ section on the website either.

Anyone know where I should be looking?

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Reply # 308468 17-Mar-2010 21:00

Hi,

Dont have that model but on the 2700 telnet to router and show adsl

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Reply # 308494 17-Mar-2010 21:51

http://www.i-lan.com.au/downloads/doc/DrayTek+Telnet+Commands+V1.11.pdf

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