Ways a Peplink Router Can Optimize Cellular Data Performance
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
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In this webinar, Erik of MMH and Cherie of MIRC join up to go over the four ways a Peplink router can be used to optimize cellular data performance: external antennas, cellular boosters, cellular band selection / locking and multi-WAN (load balancing, SpeedFusion bonding, auto failover and WAN smoothing).
Every month, we host a similar webinar for our members with MobileMustHave going over a Peplink related topic - usually more advanced & in-depth than this one.
Our free article that accompanies this video archive:
www.rvmobileinternet.com/pepl...
Our co-hosted Peplink Resource Center:
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Peplink Product Line-Up Overview:
www.rvmobileinternet.com/peplink
Cellular Antenna Guide:
www.rvmobileinternet.com/cell...
Cellular Booster Guide:
www.rvmobileinternet.com/boos...
Peplink Cellular Band Selection:
www.rvmobileinternet.com/pepl...
Peplink & Multi-WAN:
www.rvmobileinternet.com/pepl...
Bonding, Load Balancing & Auto Failover:
www.rvmobileinternet.com/bonding
Peplink SpeedFusion Connect:
www.rvmobileinternet.com/pepl...
0:00 Intro
1:15 What is a Peplink Router
1:55 Cellular Antennas
14:25 Cellular Boosters
21:54 Cellular Band Selection
28:37 Mult-WAN Features
36:25 Wrap-Up
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Great info. So glad I joined, a little more than the cost of a coffee per month. Easy choice
Thank you for this 😁
Thank you, this video clarified for me. 02jan23
Greetings from Florida
Great video- thanks!
1) What is the purpose of the GPS antenna in the 7x1 antennas? Does it help cellular reception?
2) Do you think adding in the ground plate helps a lot? Any issues if placing it on a fiberglass coachroof of a boat?
Thanks!
The GPS is for tracking via InControl. Here's our guide to ground plans: www.rvmobileinternet.com/groundplanes
I have a MAX Transit Pro E with 2 AT&T and 1 Verizon Sims. When both AT&T and Verizon are active, does my connection draw off both modems?
Depends on how you have your router configured to use your connections. If you're a member, please do use our Peplink Tech Support forum so the MMH team can assist.
Does the cell phone booster still work well to boost the cell phone calls with T-Mobile? Not data, just a phone call?
Just answered my question I just had to watch further! Haha
Here's our full guide to cellular boosters: www.rvmobilenternet.com/boosters
I have watched many of your video and checked out your site (thanks for the info), but I still am not clear how to fill my needs. I am looking to buy real estate in some rural counties that have poor internet coverage and poor cellular. There is no 5G to be concerned about. Based on current research I am thinking 4x MIMO antenna connected to a cellular router/hotspot. Then if I am not getting enough bandwidth, then going to a booster. I am concerned about compatibility between antenna, router and carrier(unknown at this time). Is it really likely to make much difference which 4x MIMO antenna I use if I buy something with hundreds of good reviews on Amazon? The router obviously will need 4 antenna connections. It sounds like buying one before I know the carrier may be a potential loss? But I was hoping to setup a temporary rig in some prospective areas to test it out. Is it possible to use more than one booster to have it work like MIMO with longer range? Would both booster have to point to the same tower?
It's impossible to guess from afar what will work best at a specific location - here's our guide on that: www.rvmobileinternet.com/stationary . We are focused on mobile applications which usually demand redundancy.
I need something for streaming vlogging and my youtube channel to upload mobile. Off gride rural florida areas i dont travel at this point and im metro customer
Here's our guide to optimizing for a specific location: www.rvmobileinternet.com/stationary