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Draytek 2767

WSH — Sun, 03 May 2026 07:11:42 GMT

Just a heads up for any Draytek users…

The Vigor 2762 drops out of security support altogether on the 11th of May. I recently bought the new 2767, (released in December), as an upgrade to the old 2762. It appears, however, that the 2767 cannot pass a global IPv6 address to connected LAN clients when it is connected through the Smart Hub 2, (to enable Digital Voice). This was never an issue with the 2762 but the 2767 uses a new version of Dray OS, version 5, so presumably it is a bug somewhere.

Draytek have been looking into it for me for a couple of weeks now, but they have still not come up with a resolution.

I’ll keep you informed.

Re: Draytek 2767

Edinburgh-wg — Sun, 03 May 2026 18:53:21 GMT

I used to be a great fan of DrayTek but over the past few years, the quality has gone down big time. I'm afraid they're not what they used to be. (My best ones were 2820 and 2830; anything after had issues with firmware or keeping online on a noisy line.)

Re: Draytek 2767

WSH — Sun, 03 May 2026 19:59:53 GMT

Yes, I think that's the same all over now though.

The "Agile" design methodology has a lot to answer for. Get it out on the market as fast as you can and fix stuff as you go along.

Interestingly, the 2767 has a PPPoE passthrough capability. One of the things I've been playing with today is seeing if I can make the SH2 work as a standalone ATA with the Draytek connected directly to the ONT. No luck so far though.

The IPv6 works fine if it is connected directly to the ONT.

Re: Draytek 2767

Edinburgh-wg — Mon, 04 May 2026 10:22:10 GMT

This approach of getting a device on the market and then fix issues seems to be common now. Arlo is another company with their terrible app and *constant* issues that does that. It's actually shocking how poor their app is and on top of everything, you can't access Support unless you're paying extortionate costs for subscription.

I find that Fritz!boxes and Devolo work well and are not as buggy as the firmware on DrayTek. However, Devolo's firmware is now 3 years old.

One thing for sure: never ever will I buy a DrayTek ever again. Their support went downhill a few years ago, too. They simply have no idea what they're doing, especially that most DrayTek users are pro users. Their 2.4GHz/5GHz radio hardware wasn't great on the models that I used, in addition to *constant* disconnections, regardless of firmware version, on my noisy DSL line at the time (by contrast, a Fritz!box handled the line much better). Once associated with quality, the DrayTek brand is now synonymous, in my view, with buggy firmware and poor quality, but with the premium price tag.

My advice to you: to save yourself hassle, either return your DrayTek or sell it on eBay, and get something decent like UniFi or even Fritz!box. You can try the DrayTek forum for help.