DrayTek Vigor2962 High Performance 2.5G Router User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- DrayTek
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DrayTek Vigor2962 High Performance 2.5G Router
Release Note for Vigor2962
Read First
Due to the WebGUI security issue (fixed in 3.9.6.3), we recommend changing
the passwords for admin login and password/PSKs for VPN profiles after
upgrading the latest firmware from 3.9.6.2 or earlier.
New Features
- Support daylight saving time enabled automatically.
- Support the “Session-Based” and “IP-Based” modes options for Routing >> Route Policy.
Improvement
- Improved: Support up to 31 characters for “IP Bind Mac” comment.
- Corrected: An issue with the buffer & socket leakage in OpenVPN.
- Corrected: An issue with low IPv6 throughput for subnets other than LAN1.
- Corrected: An issue where WAN (static IP) reconnects often in HA hot standby mode.
- Corrected: An issue where the router reboots when APM sent the profile to AP frequently.
- Corrected: An issue with a DHCP WAN frequent disconnection with a specific ISP, Thüringer Netkom.
- Corrected: An issue with sending authentication code via SMS with 2FA for VPN not working.
- Corrected: An issue with missing WAN IP Alias interface selection in Service Status Setup page.
- Corrected: An issue with failure to dial-up NordVPN cloud server via OpenVPN LAN-to-LAN.
- Corrected: An issue with the HotSpot Web Portal profiles’ settings were gone after the router rebooted.
- Corrected: An issue of NAT loopback traffic was blocked wrongly when Firewall Default Rule was set to Block.
- Corrected: An issue of Vigor Router’s local service was blocked wrongly when Firewall Default Rule was set to Block.
- Corrected: An issue with the USB thermometer(TEMPer1F_V3.4) was not detected correctly when the router rebooted.
- Corrected: An issue with Let’s Encrypt – Certificate Auto Renew failure (certificate domain did not match router domain).
- Corrected: An issue with failure to access Vigor router via HTTP/HTTPS from LAN and WAN due to buffer & socket leakage.
Known Issue
- The web portal may cause the router to be too busy to respond quickly.
- The encryption method for OpenVPN will be returned to the factory default settings if upgrading the firmware version from V3.9.7.x to V4.3.1.
- To prevent potential errors when upgrading firmware, it is recommended to upgrade firmware sequentially one version at a time. (e.g., if the current firmware is 3.9.1, upgrade to 3.9.2 then 3.9.7.2, and last 4.3.2).
- When the firmware is downgrading via “System Maintenance > Firmware Upgrade”, one might have a chance to experience a config compatibility error, which causes the config of a certain function to return to the default setting. To avoid this error, “System Maintenance >> Configuration Export >> Restore Firmware with config” is the preferred way for firmware “downgrading”. We suggest backup the config file before upgrading any firmware as well.
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