ADSL2+ -> FTTC conversion question

[#1]

'morning,

Was so surprised (after waiting so many years..!) to see that my (quite rural) exchange had finally been upgraded to FTTC, and that Plusnet were offering "Unlimited Fibre Extra", that I went ahead and placed an order. Only then started thinking about my equipment....

I have taken the option of the Plusnet router, just as a spare(/always handy for basic troubleshooting as "it should always work"). Scheduled line upgrade date is next Thursday. I understand(?) that the last mile from the (FTTC) cabinet to home is over the same pair of telephone wires as original ADSL2+ is currently delivered....

I have a Draytek Vigor 130 terminating the current ADSL2+ line (passing through to an Asus RT-AC88U router for home Ethernet and WiFi). 

Will I need to do anything following the line upgrade?  Will the Vigor 130 see the new (higher speed) signalling, and "just work"....?

Many thanks,

[#2]

@pawhe955 

FTTC is provided over VDSL so if your equipment can handle that then you can continue using your current set up.

Brian

[#3]

Thanks - just re-checked spec of 130 - it states "RJ-11 - ADSL/VDSL2 Line" and "Pre-Configured VDSL2/ADSL to Ethernet Bridging Modem", so fingers crossed...

Was sort of hoping that someone else running a Draytek V130 may have gone through the same process and be able to say "don't worry, everything will be fine..."

[#4]

@pawhe955 

This page should reassure you

https://www.draytek.co.uk/products/business/vigor-130

I moved from adsl to fttc and I use a vigor 2860.

I did however use the pn router for the first ten days as advised by pn (so if it went wrong its all their fault )

then used the vigor as the primary router (pn router sits on shelf sulking )

More info here

https://community.plus.net/t5/Fibre-Broadband/New-Draytek-Vigor-130-VDSL-Modem/td-p/1285990