Tony Laubach
EF5
Hello all!
Back in the day, more so when I had USB data sticks as opposed to hotspots and jetpacks, one could get a Cradlepoint router, plug those USB devices in, and that cradlepoint would share those connections, change the active connection should one fall out, etc...
What is being done now? I have been looking around and the answers have been foggy. I've seen bonding software, something like Speedify (a subscription service) on the software side, and I'm having a hard time isolating searches for hardware. My manner of connecting to internet on the road is now in the hands of jetpacks or phone hotspots, so everything is wireless.
Does such a thing exist anymore? What can take in multiple WIRELESS internet connections and put them into one spot, share those connections, failover those connections, etc?
Many thanks all!
Back in the day, more so when I had USB data sticks as opposed to hotspots and jetpacks, one could get a Cradlepoint router, plug those USB devices in, and that cradlepoint would share those connections, change the active connection should one fall out, etc...
What is being done now? I have been looking around and the answers have been foggy. I've seen bonding software, something like Speedify (a subscription service) on the software side, and I'm having a hard time isolating searches for hardware. My manner of connecting to internet on the road is now in the hands of jetpacks or phone hotspots, so everything is wireless.
Does such a thing exist anymore? What can take in multiple WIRELESS internet connections and put them into one spot, share those connections, failover those connections, etc?
Many thanks all!