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hcolo
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05-20-2015, 04:15 PM
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Looking to find a router for our corporation that can that can bond three or more 3G LTE modems. My goal is to have lower latency, high resiliency and a broader broadband reach. I know there are a few companies out there already such as http://viprinet.us/ and http://www.peplink.com/. Viprinet seems to be the best choice at the moment, because they have better Wan flexibility, that allows the modules to be swapped out. The other companies I have found seem to have fixed modules. Has anyone used Viprinet before?

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hcolo
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05-20-2015, 04:15 PM
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Looking to find a router for our corporation that can that can bond three or more 3G LTE modems. My goal is to have lower latency, high resiliency and a broader broadband reach. I know there are a few companies out there already such as http://viprinet.us/ and http://www.peplink.com/. Viprinet seems to be the best choice at the moment, because they have better Wan flexibility, that allows the modules to be swapped out. The other companies I have found seem to have fixed modules. Has anyone used Viprinet before?

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