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Hi Experts,<br />
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I am looking at purchasing a draytek router which will have a USB backup with either a 3G or 4G dongle in it so if the line goes down as a business we can still operate.<br />
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however my question is as following:<br />
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We have two ISDN30 lines and high call and data useage. are the dongles going to be up to the job or not?<br />
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can you get high bandwidth ones? the company of 60 users is all internet based (RDP, VNC, Website development, internet quoting / products'<br />
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Best Regards,<br />
<br />
peggiegreg
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Hi Experts,

I am looking at purchasing a draytek router which will have a USB backup with either a 3G or 4G dongle in it so if the line goes down as a business we can still operate.

however my question is as following:

We have two ISDN30 lines and high call and data useage. are the dongles going to be up to the job or not?

can you get high bandwidth ones? the company of 60 users is all internet based (RDP, VNC, Website development, internet quoting / products'

Best Regards,

peggiegreg

3G / 3G dongle backup for router

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Routers

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