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(deleted) Thu 02-Nov-17 13:17:04
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4g and fibre/adsl2 bonding


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im new to the site, registered today.

can anyone tell me please, is it possible to bond a 2 x 4g connections together, either by using a single device such as a draytek router with x2 sim card slots/usb slots, or a load balancer that provides bonding functionality?

jase.
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(staff) Thu 02-Nov-17 13:42:23
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Re: 4g and fibre/adsl2 bonding


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Load balancing is not bonding, so if you want true bonding the price does go up

http://www.fluidone.com/data/bonded-4g/ have a bonded product that builds on their other bonding solutions which can utilise multiple technologies.

Andrew Ferguson, [email protected]
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