Draytek Vigor2110Vn 4 port 802.11n Wireless Router with VoIP and 3G support

Price: $249.70 Click here to buy now Rating:	Hardware Features			Wireless Features
		Built-in Modem			Wireless N300
		ADSL2/2+ Capability (for modems only)			Removable Antenna
		10/100 WAN Port/s - 1
		Gigabit WAN Port/s - 0
		3G Capable - USB
		USB LAN Port/s		Other Features
		10/100 LAN Port/s - 4			UPnP Support
		Gigabit LAN Port/s - 0			Internet Sharing
		USB Print Server			QoS
		Parallel Port Print Server			IPv6
		Dialup/ISDN Failover			DynDNS Client
		USB Storage			Warranty - 2
		FXO Ports for VoIP - 1
		FXS Ports for VoIP - 2
	Security Features			More information
		NAT Security			Manufacturer's specifications
		SPI Firewall			Manufacturer support
		Content Filtering (Parental control)			Whirlpool Wiki
					Whirlpool Forum Search
	VPN Features
		IPSec VPN Endpoints - 2
		PPtP VPN Endpoints - 2
		Supports VPN passthrough (multi session)

Comments: Adding VoIP to the 2110n, the 2110Vn is basically a redesign/upgrade of the old 2100VG adding 802.11n wireless instead of 802.11g and a USB port for USB printers or a 3G modem.

Note: The FXO port for some reason is linked to the second FXS port rather than the first as might be expected. This means for PSTN failover to work during a power outage, the telephone handset must be plugged into the second FXS port.

Commtouch GlobalView Web Content Filtering subscription is also available as an extra. Click here for details at the online shop.

* Click here for 3G modem compatibility list (not all 3G modems are compatible)

Click here for a test drive.

Latest firmware supports BigPond Ultimate (Sierra 312U) and 4G (Sierra 320U) modems.

User Ratings

User	Rating	Comments
Murray 22/03/2013 10:15:15 AM		Having tried 2 other wireless broadband routers over the last few years with limitied success i.e. they worked but not without issues. I brought the Vigor2110Vn and have been extremely happy with it. I don’t use all the features but I put 7 db antennas on it to try and get extra range through some thick walls which has worked to some degree, but still requires a range extender to go with it to cover all dead spots in the house. The best thing about it and being older’ish model means that it is a tried and tested system, doesn’t look like it sells very well compared to the newer models but then you don’t find any mention of it on most blog or the whirlpool site for good reason, there isn’t much that would appear to go wrong with it once working up. Has been very stable and never needs rebooting. So can reccomend it.

 

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