The Peplink MAX BR1 Mini has been a versatile solution since its hardware revision one release. With its small size and reliable cellular connection, many users found it to be the right fit for their application. Peplink even released a similar version called the BR1 Mini Core, which is meant for users who don’t require […]
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What Kind of WiFi Do I Need?
WiFi technology has revolutionized the way we connect to the internet. It allows us to access the internet wirelessly and eliminates the need for cumbersome cables. It was first developed in the 1990s and has since become a ubiquitous technology, with most modern smartphones, laptops, and other devices equipped with WiFi capabilities. WiFi networks typically […]
How to Get Internet Access While Camping
If you’re planning a camping trip, you may be wondering how you can stay connected to the Internet while enjoying the great outdoors. Fortunately, there are several options for getting an Internet connection while camping. In this blog post, we’ll explore some of the best ways to stay connected, so you can keep in touch […]
Cradlepoint NetCloud Manager: What Happens When Your Device is not Licensed?
What is NetCloud Manager? Cradlepoint NetCloud Manager is a cloud-based network management solution that provides businesses with a single pane of glass for managing and monitoring their Cradlepoint networking devices. The platform allows IT administrators to configure, monitor, and troubleshoot their network devices from a single dashboard, regardless of their location. NetCloud Manager Licensing States […]
Why You Might Use Bridge Mode
Sometimes referred to as IP Passthrough mode, in networking terms, bridge mode refers to a configuration on a networking device, such as a router or modem. That router or modem is configured to function primarily as a bridge, forwarding all network traffic between two or more networks without performing any network address translation (NAT) or […]
Peplink Identifies WiFi Vulnerability
Peplink has identified vulnerabilities in some of its products related to the manipulation of transmit queues in the 802.11 standards, regarding the Framing Frames research paper. In the context of the 802.11 standards, transmit queues refer to the buffers that hold outgoing data frames waiting to be transmitted by a wireless network interface. Wireless devices […]
By-passing a Cellular Carriers Network without a static IP address
Accessing your local devices remotely without port forwarding or router changes What is CG-NAT? CG-NAT is a network address translation technique that extends the IPv4 networks on a considerable scale and allows ISPs (internet service providers) to conserve their acquired public IPv4 pool. Every online user has two IP addresses, a public (eg. 83.24.73.243) and […]
How to Reduce Internet Downtime with Digi WAN Bonding
A reliable internet connection is crucial for businesses to stay competitive and efficient. Unfortunately, depending on a single WAN connection can be risky, as even the best internet service providers can experience downtime, leaving businesses with frustrating connectivity issues. Failover connections can offer some relief, but they still take time to switch over, leading to […]
Can Satellites Support 5G Service?
Sateliot, a satellite communications provider based in Spain, has successfully launched its first low-earth orbit (LEO) satellite. This marks the first step towards its plan to eventually have 250 satellites in orbit to support 5G-based narrowband IoT (NB-IoT) connections. The 22-pound device was launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket that took off from Vandenburg […]
How to Improve Your Cellular RSSI/ RSRP: Tips and Tricks for Better Mobile Connectivity
When it comes to cellular data connectivity, good signal strength is crucial. Without a decent signal, you’re not going to get very far. Cellular signal strength and quality can vary greatly depending on your location from a cellular tower, terrain, network overloads, and other factors. Weak cellular coverage can be incredibly frustrating and cause a […]
