Thanks anyway .... to be Frank, I've been a little disappointed by the 2860, really not a professional device IMHO.... much more consumer end, but it's treated as a full professional device by Draytek. At least it works reliably without reboots/disconnects etc.

Andy

After the experiences I've just had with my 2850n and VDSL2 I won't be buying another Draytek product either.

Must admit that I'm not impressed with the 2860n-plus which arrived yesterday.
Had to upgrade the firmware to 3.7.3.3 in order to correct a problem with WiFi affecting iPhones and iPads (still not sure if the problem has been corrected).

I have a continuing battle with BT/Openreach so the detailed VDSL stats available on the 2850n were great. Where are they on the 2860n??? Nowhere apparently.

The dashboard is nice... except that the 5G light comes on even though I've disabled 5GHz wifi for the time being (the light goes off on the device's front panel though).

I'm confused by the SNR values the 2860n displays - they seem to be 10% of those displayed by the 2850n. Who's been dividing by 10???

Not happy at all really.

Hi

I came here trying to find out what sort of VDSL stats would be available, and this answered my question. I used a Draytek a long time ago, but nothing much has changed, still the very dated user interface and areas where you would expect a device like this to shine (i.e. stats) seems to be lacking.

Suffice to say, I'm not going to purchase the 2860.

Regards

Phil

Are more detailed VDSL stats available now with later firmware versions that have come since this was thread was last updated?

What about via the cmd line? Has the vdsl info from that improved?

The Draytek live demo ( http://tw.draytek.com:12860 ) of the 2860 only presents the ADSL stats unforutnately, not VDSL.

Can anyone post a screendump of their "Online Status > Physical Connection" from their 2860 window please?

aonaran wrote: the detailed VDSL stats available on the 2850n were great..

What type of stats are you after ?