Draytek Vigor2760Vn Installation Guide download pdf (Page 14)

Vigor2760 Series Quick Start Guide

This section will guide you to install the router including hardware

connection and configuring the router’s settings through your web browser.

Firstly, be sure of what type of Internet connection you have:

Connection Port Description

ADSL WAN1

(RJ-11)

ADSL/ADSL2+ Service

VDSL WAN1

(RJ-11)

VDSL Service (FTTC/BT Infinity™).

Some ISPs (incorrectly) call this ‘fibre broadband’

Ethernet WAN2

(RJ-45)

If your Internet comes in via another

modem or other RJ-45 connection you can

use WAN2 instead of xDSL.

3G/4G Modem WAN3

(USB)

Using a compatible modem, you can use

3G/4G networks for backup (failover) to

your primary Internet connection. Check

for a list of compatible modems.

Note: ‘xDSL’ means either ADSL or VDSL. Several ISPs refer to their

VDSL service as ‘Fibre’ even though it’s delivered to you by copper wires to

your regular phone socket. Actual Fibre To The Premises (FTTP) is

relatively rare in the UK so most ISPs really mean copper/VDSL (Fibre To

The street Cabinet). The Vigor2760 is not compatible with actual fibre.

1. Connect the xDSL interface to the external xDSL splitter (microfilter)

with an xDSL line cable. With the Vigor2760Vn, also connect the Line

interface to the phone port on the xDSL splitter.

2. Connect Port 1 of the 4-port LAN switch to your computer with the

supplied RJ-45 cable. The router allows you to connect up to 4 PCs

directly (or 3 if you are using WAN2).

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