You would expect the 2960 to be a good replacement for a 2950 but sadly that's not the case.

Options missing, not as stable etc.

jireson wrote: Anyway, back to the 2960 and the ongoing issues.

Thank you to Draytek support, David and Manoj, and he guys in Thailand I now have another version of firmware to try.

V2960 107RC2 r2427.

Which translates to version 1.0.7 RC2 - Revision 2427.

I'll report back tomorrow with progress.

Hi, any news on 1.0.7 revision? Please tell me they finally enabled USB port for 3G WAN!

My 3900 is going strong now, since I changed the Vigor120 v1 to a new Vigor120 v2 on my third WAN / ADSL2+ line ...

Just waiting on USB temp monitor and usb UPS

I installed 2.07 on my 2960 but had to remove it as there were problems with MTU size. Reverting back to 2.06.2 solved the problem.

Is the 2960 still an expensive doorstop then?

Just thought I's wade in with my issues. I'm having trouble with my BT Infinity connection over PPPoE, it's really slow and often hangs when loading pages.

I also play call of duty on the xbox and have had nothing but troubles. The router is so slow it makes the game unplayable over any connection. When I cut out the router and plug straight into the BT modem it works great.

I've also found youtube loading issues and load balance rules that don't work.

I had a draytek way back in the day when ADSL had just come out and had nothing but trouble with it. Now with this 2960 I'm again having nothing buy trouble. It's really poor quality equipment and I will never buy another draytek product again.

It funny as I was considering getting the TP-Link load balancer which is a fraction of the cost of the draytek, I went for the draytek as I though it would be better but turns out I was wrong.

I'm looking to get the soon to be release peplink balance one if the specs and price looks good. Failing that a TP-Link.