This guide will apply in general to all DrayTek routers with a built-in ADSL modem.

If you have a DrayTek Vigor router supplied by SureVoIP then your router should already be configured and ready to go. Just plug it in when your broadband is live.

It is assumed you require only basic NAT and the ADSL service is your only internet connection. If your requirements require a more complex set up then please contact us for advice.

This guide applies to the following DrayTek models:

• Vigor 2760
• Vigor 2762
• Vigor 2800
• Vigor 2820
• Vigor 2830
• Vigor 2832
• Vigor 2860
• Vigor 2862
• Vigor 2920
• Vigor 2925
• Vigor 2952
• Vigor 2960

Even if your particular DrayTek model is not listed, these instructions should still apply if your particular model is in the same series.

These instructions are applicable if you are using the DrayTek's built-in ADSL/VDSL modem for SureVoIP ADSL.

1. Go to WAN → General Setup on the main menu
   1. Under WAN1 set Enable to Yes
   2. Set Display Name to something like SureVoIP
   3. Press OK
2. Go to WAN → Internet Access on the main menu
   1. Select WAN1
   2. Select PPPoE / PPPoA tab
   3. Under DSL Modem Settings click on Enable
      1. VPI should be 0
      2. VCI should be 38
      3. Encapsulation Type should be VC MUX
      4. Protocol should be PPPoA
      5. Modulation should be Multimode
         Note if you are subscribed to Premier broadband (Annex M) then set this to ADSL2+ annex M/J
   4. Under ISP Access Setup
      1. Username is as provided to you in your welcome letter, in format xxxxxxxxxxx@suretec.ws
      2. Password is as provided to you in your welcome letter
      3. PPP Authentication is PAP or CHAP
      4. IP Address from ISP set Fixed IP to No (Dynamic IP)
   5. MTU should be set to 1492
   6. Click OK

These instructions are applicable if you are using the DrayTek's built-in VDSL modem for SureVoIP Business FTTC.

These instructions also apply if you are subscribed to the SureVoIP FTTC service and are using a DrayTek Vigor 2760 or Vigor 2860 series router with a built-in VDSL modem. Otherwise see Configuring DrayTek for FTTC.

1. Go to WAN → General Setup on the main menu
   1. Click on WAN1
   2. Set Enable to Yes
   3. Set Display Name to something meaningful like SureVoIP
   4. If required, set Physical Mode to VDSL2
   5. Set DSL Mode to Auto
   6. Set VLAN Tag Insertion (VDSL2) to Enable
   7. Set Tag value to 101 (this should already be set by default)
   8. Press OK
2. Go to WAN → Internet Access on the main menu
   1. Click on Details Page by WAN1
   2. Select the PPPoE / PPPoA tab
   3. Under DSL Modem Settings click on Enable
      1. VPI should be left as default
      2. VCI should be left as default
      3. Encapsulation Type should be VC MUX
      4. Protocol should be PPPoA
      5. Modulation should be Multimode
   4. Under ISP Access Setup
      1. Username is as provided to you in your welcome letter, in format xxxxxxxxxxx@suretec.ws
      2. Password is as provided to you in your welcome letter
   5. Under *PPP/MP Setup
      1. PPP Authentication is PAP or CHAP
      2. IP Assignment (IPCP) set to Dynamic
   6. MTU should be set to 1492
   7. Click OK

These instructions are applicable if you are using your DrayTek router with an external VDSL modem (such as the Openreach supplied modem or DrayTek Vigor 130).

These instructions assume you are using a DrayTek Vigor 2700 or Vigor 2800 series router. If you are using a Vigor 2925 then you can proceed with the WAN1 interface instead of WAN2.

1. Go to WAN → General Setup on the main menu
   1. Under WAN2 set Enable to Yes
   2. Set Display Name to something like SureVoIP
   3. Press OK
2. Go to WAN → Internet Access on the main menu
   1. Select WAN2
   2. Select PPPoE tab
   3. Select on Enable
   4. Under the ISP Access Setup enter your Username as supplied in your welcome letter
   5. Under the ISP Access Setup enter your Password as supplied in your welcome letter
      1. Under PPP/MP Setup set PPP Authentication to PAP or CHAP
      2. Under IP Address Assignment Method (IPCP) set Fixed IP to No (Dynamic IP)
   6. MTU should be set to 1492
   7. Click OK

1. Go to System Maintenance → Date and Time on the main menu
2. Under Time Setup select Use Internet Time Client
3. Set Server IP Address to ntp.surevoip.co.uk
4. Set Time Zone to (GMT) Edinburgh, Lisbon, London
5. Set Automatically Update Interval to 30 min
6. Click OK

See How to Disable SIP ALG on a DrayTek Vigor Router for instructions on how to disable SIP ALG if using the SureVoIP Hosted VoIP service.

Quality of Service ensures that time-critical traffic is prioritised over standard and bulk traffic (such as large file transfers).

With firmware version 3.6.3 and later you can automatically prioritise VoIP traffic.

1. Go to Bandwidth Management → Quality of Service
2. Check the box beside Enable the First Priority for VoIP SIP/RTP
3. Ensure SIP UDP Port is set to 5060
4. Press OK to apply

• See DrayTek - Quality of Service setup guide (legacy) for further information.
• DrayTek - Quality of Service (QoS) setup guide