Draytek Vigor2910G 4 Port 802.11G+ Wireless Router with Dual WAN capability, VPN, Firewall, USB Print Server & USB 3G modem support (OBSOLETE)

Price: Unavailable. Try where to buy at manufacturer's website. Rating:	Hardware Features			Wireless Features
		Built-in Modem			Wireless 802.11g+
		ADSL2/2+ Capability (for modems only)			Removable Antenna
		10/100 WAN Port/s - 2
		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 - 0
		FXS Ports for VoIP - 0
	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 - 32
		PPtP VPN Endpoints - 32
		Supports VPN passthrough (multi session)

Comments: Super G (up to 108mbs) wireless version of the 2910 now with support for 3G modems*.

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

Note: The USB port on the back can be used for either a print server or a 3G modem. The 2910, 2820 & 5510 series can support a USB hub so you can use it for both a print server and the 3G modem at the same time. However, this feature is not available on the 2800 series because it doesn't have the processing power to cope with it.
See Draytek Support FAQs for 3G setup instructions.

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User Ratings

User	Rating	Comments
Kevin 16/01/2012 11:13:41 AM		I managed to get this working with the Sierra 312U using the following settings: - Updated firmware to 3.2.5.2 on 2910G - upgraded the firmware in the Sierra USB Modem to version N2_0_8_5ap General Setup: - Physical Mode 3G USB Modem - remainder of settings are Draytek defaults Internet Access: - Access mode PPP - PPP Client Mode Enabled - Modem Initial String APN:telstra.bigpond - Modem dial out string ATDT*99# - Bigpond username and password set - PPP Authentication PAP or CHAP - Idle timeout 180 seconds
Andrew Trevitt 21/11/2008 8:44:55 PM		The main reason for purchasing this router was so I could network my Maxon BP3-EXT.I also have a Bigpond cable account and although reliable,if it does go out I have nothing. The DrayTek Vigor 2910g allows my 3G connection to kick in if the cable service goes offline without any intervention or swapping around cables. I have only had this router for a few hours but already think it is the best one I have connected to my network.It replaces a D-Link DIR-655 and although I had to sacrifice Draft N wireless and Gigabit ports,the trade off for networking my 3G service has been worth it. Basically,the set up was fairly straight forward however I found downloading and going through the manual before purchasing the router helped me understand the different functions.It detected my Bigpond cable service straight away and setting up the 3G service was very easy indeed. All in all,very pleased with my purchase

 

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