brian_ wrote: I'm not sure but it was definetly ok on earlier versions of the 2800s. Terrible no one seems interested in this one and I can't believe there aren't more complaints. I'm well aware Draytek is not Cisco but a dial-in VPN is now available on plenty low cost routers.
From the highs of the 2600 it seems that Draytek are heading backwards.

spoff59 wrote: I've had the same problem for the past year or so with all the 2820s deployed at my client sites. I connect the Remote User VPN successfully, then it drops out immediately and won't re-connect. If I first log into the web interface of the Router, the Remote User VPN then connects successfully and stays connected.

My clients don't seem to have the same problem connecting a Remote User VPN from their home broadband to these routers. Therefore I suspect it is something to do with having Drayteks at both ends, as the clients usually have ISP supplied routers at home.

Anyway to cut a long story short I've now got a 2820 with firmware 3.3.2.2 installed at one client and that works fine. Also I've just upgraded one of the problem 2820s to 3.3.3 and that one now seems OK. So you don't need to throw away all those lovely Drayteks!