With the advent of satellite internet services like Starlink, users are now able to access high-speed internet in remote areas. Peplink, a leader in SD-WAN solutions, has taken a significant step in supporting Starlink connectivity, offering users a robust set of tools to monitor and manage their connection seamlessly. Monitoring Starlink Dish Status One of […]
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Bonding and High Availability for Mission Critical Connectivity
In the dynamic landscape of modern business, achieving uninterrupted connectivity is no longer a mere aspiration but a mission critical priority. Organizations today heavily rely on seamless communication and efficient data transfer to execute essential operations and make informed decisions. In this pursuit, cutting-edge technologies play a pivotal role, and among them, Bonding stands out […]
Benefits of IP Passthrough
In the complex world of internet configurations, users often grapple with challenges, especially when combining their Internet Service Provider’s (ISP) router, or a cellular router, with a personal router. Enter a common hurdle known as “double NAT,” which can cause disruptions in applications such as Voice over IP (VoIP) and VPNs. However, a solution exists: […]
How to Lower Data Usage Through Peplink InControl 2
Cloud management services can be quite helpful in saving time and money, especially when you have several devices to manage. However, something you may not immediately consider is the amount of data usage it takes to maintain the connection between your devices and the management service. If you’re using Peplink hardware with InControl 2, enabling […]
Securing Sensitive Data: Understanding FIPS 140-2 and Its Importance
In the landscape of cybersecurity, one standard has been coming up more recently: FIPS 140-2. FIPS, which stands for Federal Information Processing Standard, is a crucial framework developed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to safeguard sensitive government information from the clutches of hackers. At its core, FIPS 140-2 is a validation […]
Peplink 8.4.0 May Cause Issue with Google Drive
UPDATED 11/16/2023 After working with the Peplink support team, they found that the situation was related to the User Group change in firmware 8.4.0, not a bug in the Content Filtering. Since the number of User Groups increased (from 3 to 10), it caused a glitch in firmware 8.4.0 that made it unable to recognize […]
Peplink Supports Third Party eSIMs
Peplink has been supporting eSIMs for some time now, but they have incorporated support for third-party eSIMs. This support means that users can obtain services directly from Peplink or other providers, depending on their preference. The streamlined process not only saves time but also simplifies the management of connectivity, making it easier than ever to […]
Exciting New Releases from Peplink
Peplink is proud to announce the launch of two groundbreaking products that will affect the way we connect and communicate – the MAX BR1 Mini M2M router and the Mobility 82G antenna. MAX BR1 Mini M2M Router: Unleashing Connectivity in a Compact Package Peplink’s MAX BR1 Mini M2M router is a powerhouse of connectivity packed […]
Revolutionizing Network Management: A Comprehensive Guide to Software-Defined Networking (SDN)
Today, as technology rapidly evolves, traditional networking approaches are proving insufficient to meet the demands of modern applications and services. Enter Software-Defined Networking (SDN), which empowers organizations to take control of their networks like never before. In this article, we’ll delve into what SDN is, why it’s important, and how you can get started with […]
Exploring Peplink’s FusionSIM Technology: Connecting Networks with Simplicity
Seamless connectivity is paramount for businesses and individuals alike, especially in today’s digital world. Enter Peplink’s innovative FusionSIM technology, a game-changing solution that transforms the way routers access and manage SIM cards. With FusionSIM, the limitations of physical SIM slots are shattered, allowing routers to connect remotely to SIM cards as if they were co-located. […]
