We've just had BT install our new Leased Line using an 'ADVA FSP150CP' routed to a 'Cisco 2921 ISR' which the engineer has setting as 'straight through'. He's shown us it working (30mb up & 30mb down!).
Our software guys (who manage our routers & configuration) had previously specced and setup a 'Draytek Vigor 2830' for our DSL connection and had chosen it because it has a WAN port for future use... Now that future is here they're struggling to configure the WAN port!
From my reading of the routers specification it almost reads as if the ADSL connection is automatically the primary and it'll only fallback on the WAN connection if the ADSL link drops?
I've setup the WAN connection as best I can on the Vigor (we have no details from BT, but the engineer left us the IP addresses it's using). On the WAN screen it shows in Red, the ADSL is in Green. I really must be missing something somewhere?!
Help! Thoughts?
Edit: we will be keeping our DSL line active until all email and MX records have been swapped over so this router will need to run both connections (if possible).
Our software guys (who manage our routers & configuration) had previously specced and setup a 'Draytek Vigor 2830' for our DSL connection and had chosen it because it has a WAN port for future use... Now that future is here they're struggling to configure the WAN port!
From my reading of the routers specification it almost reads as if the ADSL connection is automatically the primary and it'll only fallback on the WAN connection if the ADSL link drops?
Secondary WAN Port : Gigabit (1000Mb/s)) Ethernet for load balance and WAN failover
I've setup the WAN connection as best I can on the Vigor (we have no details from BT, but the engineer left us the IP addresses it's using). On the WAN screen it shows in Red, the ADSL is in Green. I really must be missing something somewhere?!
Help! Thoughts?

Edit: we will be keeping our DSL line active until all email and MX records have been swapped over so this router will need to run both connections (if possible).