Eddie_1
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2 wireless internet connections and 1 wireless router
Happy Friday all.
I've done some searching without a concrete answer. Here it is for the experts. I have a remote office with MiFi wireless internet access through Verizon. Is there a way to add a second wireless MiFi internet connection and attach both to a wireless router with the end result being 1 "pipe" for the 4-5 users in this remote office?
Eddie
I've done some searching without a concrete answer. Here it is for the experts. I have a remote office with MiFi wireless internet access through Verizon. Is there a way to add a second wireless MiFi internet connection and attach both to a wireless router with the end result being 1 "pipe" for the 4-5 users in this remote office?
Eddie
That all depends on your router, there are routers out there that support either/both multiple internet connections for load balancing or failover, it all depends on your router/fw. Meraki or Aruba are a couple that come to mind that have units that support multiple ISP's
take a look at open mesh you can connect them to multiple internet connects and still have them work as one seamless network
http://www.open-mesh.com/
http://www.open-mesh.com/
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I'm working on those 3 suggestions with out success. I haven't heard from Meraki yet but OpenMesh doesn't seem to have a device that'll aggregate 2 wireless connections into 1 and the same seems to be true of Aruba. :( I'm open to any other ideas.
If 2 mifi's were usb devices, is it more likely to find an aggregate device?
If 2 mifi's were usb devices, is it more likely to find an aggregate device?
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Do you know of these aggregate products from www.pepwave.com and www.mushroomnetworks.com? Ever heard of them?
Meraki apparently doesn't have a solution. OpenMesh doesn't seem to have a solution. I will be talking more with Aruba today.
Meraki apparently doesn't have a solution. OpenMesh doesn't seem to have a solution. I will be talking more with Aruba today.
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These options fit.