If your not using ADSL then shouldn't you be looking at the 2910 rather than the 2820. With the 2910 you can have ethernet port (Virgin Cable Modem) as WAN 1 and 3G as WAN 2.

If I was going to buy a new one I may select differently, but I already have a 2820 and no longer have ADSL. As this router supports 3 different methods of connecting to the internet it would be better to choose from any 2 or even having the option of using all three rather than using ADSL as the primary and only one of the other two as a secondary connection.

Of course if DrayTek wanted to swap it for me then I would happily change but I don't think that would happen!!

+1 support for this feature (3 port).

If your not using ADSL then shouldn't you be looking at the 2910 rather than the 2820. With the 2910 you can have ethernet port (Virgin Cable Modem) as WAN 1 and 3G as WAN 2

I disagree with this, as I deliberately got a 2820, to give me the flexibility to have to be able to switch ISPs, when there was need and as Virgin cable service is not as available compared to DSL providers - having both options gives the flexibility of not needing to reconfigure everything when the need arises.

but everybody need is different

Thanks
Mark.

+1

yeah come on draytek, a cheap billion router has this feature - it cant be too hard