Draytek 2600 on AAISP Max account?

Will my Draytek 2600 be OK on an 8mb account?

Should be.. not a fan of drayteks myself but there are plenty that use them.

If you're planning on moving to 2+ in the future then getting a 2+ capable router would be a good investment, rather than having to buy one later.

I only ask, because that's what i currently have, so rather than buy a router with technology I can't yet get, I'll wait until I can.

Dunno why you don't favour Drayteks, but thanks anyway.

No reasons why that shouldn't work...

Long story.. suffice to say you couldn't pay me enough to try one again..

We had a few 2600G's on test and we found them less reliable than the Belkin 7632's we continue to use.

Then tended to lock up a fair amount, and the wireless dropped out a lot too.

I was a little disappointed as for most people they work really well.

tx2 - I am not on A&A, but seriously considering them due to support issues with Eclipse, but we have 3 2600's in use. I have posted elsewhere on this, but my experience is split! - they worked very well on the fixed rate lines - however on upgrading to adsl max my experience is very favourable on a short full speed line (full synch @ 8/9db snr), however on longer lines they are not my favourite !, frequent drop off's of synch resulting in increased target snr. A change to using a USR with an older Broadcom chipset improved things considerably & a recent test of a Zyxel with the TI AR7 chipset (to match the TI dslam in the exchange shows an even more stable snr & higher synch speed!)
Try a different router?, but from experience of initial 10 day max time, don't "fiddle" too much as it just confuses the system & results in higher target snr's which are the devil to lower again!
Good luck!

strange

I have had 2 draytek 2600 one wirless one not, at mo im on 2600vg and its excellent, longest uptime is aroud 30days, never locked up, wireless has never dropped. I guess everyone has problems with every router type at some point.