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How do we bring unbreakable internet connectivity to remote locations when there is no cable or fiber available? Satellite connections struggle with upload speeds which effect large data file transfers. Running everything off multiple cellular networks is cost prohibitive. Both have stability issues.
But what if you could combine multiple internet sources into one unbreakable connection?
That’s where Peplink comes in. With their Speedfusion technology, we can intelligently combine multiple connections, so if one connection goes down, the school’s network fails over to the other. Or for video conferencing, if the Peplink detects instability in the satellite connection, it will start duplicating packets using the cellular connection to ensure the video quality isn’t degraded.
Peplink’s Speedfusion technology is the core of all our networks. You can learn more about it from the experts HERE or CONTACT US.
What happens if there is an issue on the network?
Sometimes we don’t get the configuration right the first time. Or we need to do a configuration change or troubleshoot a network issue. What then? A “truck roll” that requires flying halfway across the world simply isn’t’ financially feasible.
Lucky for us, Peplink has their own cloud-based remote management system called InControl 2. We can manage all the Peplink devices from anywhere in the world, from configuring devices, performing troubleshooting, getting usage reports, to even performing a site survey to identify the signal strength of cellular networks in the area.
Think you could use this technology?
Our volunteers come from the Peplink community, a global network of distributors, resellers, and enthusiasts. Whether your are an RV’er looking to stay connected on a video chat, a small business wanting to safeguard their POS system from network outage, or a large enterprise that knows every second of downtime means lost revenue, contact us and we can connect you with one of the brilliant minds of this passionate community.
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