Posts tagged "SD-WAN"

Peplink or UniFi as the gateway? Separating the roles cleanly
The question is usually asked as an either/or and is not one: Peplink and UniFi solve different layers. Where the UniFi Dream Machine reaches its limit, why two routers in series do harm, where prioritisation really belongs — and which options there are for the controller.

What SpeedFusion Connect really costs — a data volume calculation
SpeedFusion needs a counterpart, and that counterpart costs data volume. We work out how quickly the 500 GB or 1 TB per year included with the device are used up with WAN Smoothing active, what happens afterwards, and from what point a self-operated FusionHub is the cheaper answer.

Video conference without dropouts: why Hot Failover alone is not enough
Hot Failover prevents the connection from being dropped, not the dropout: the switchover only starts once line monitoring has detected the failure. WAN Smoothing does not switch over at all — it sends the same packets over several lines. What that costs and how to enable it for the conference machine only.

Orbit WAN: Peplink's New Satellite Integration with Starlink and OneWeb
Peplink Orbit WAN in Firmware 8.6.0 turns Starlink and OneWeb terminals into natively managed WANs — with dish telemetry, tuned health checks and SpeedFusion Boost bonding.

SpeedFusion Boost: How Peplink's New Bonding Algorithm Changes Everything
SpeedFusion Boost in Peplink Firmware 8.6.0 prevents unstable WAN links from dragging down the bonded tunnel. How it works, supported devices and real-world performance in the deep dive.

Peplink Firmware 8.6.0: Overview of the New Release for SD-WAN, VPN and Satellite Connectivity
Peplink Firmware 8.6.0 brings SpeedFusion Boost, WireGuard Remote User Access, OneWeb/Orbit WAN and enhanced security features. Overview, upgrade paths and practical questions.

Retrofitting Peplink 5G: Why modern 5G modems need four antenna paths
When moving from LTE to 5G, the existing 2×2 antenna often fails at the modem: current Peplink 5G devices require four antenna paths. The technical background – and your options on the Peplink B One.

Peplink 5G nachrüsten: Warum moderne 5G-Modems vier Antennenpfade brauchen
Beim Wechsel von LTE auf 5G scheitert die vorhandene 2×2-Antenne oft am Modem: Aktuelle Peplink-5G-Geräte benötigen vier Antennenpfade. Die technischen Hintergründe – und Ihre Optionen am Peplink B One.
Ascend expands its offering: bandwidth measurements of up to 2 Gb/s
Ascend expands its offering: bandwidth measurements of up to 2 Gb/s
Ascend expands its range: bandwidth measurements with up to 2 Gb/s
Ascend, a provider of bandwidth measurements, has expanded its range and now offers measurements at speeds of up to 2 Gb/s. This allows customers to accurately check the performance of their DSL and LTE connections. W…

Peplink Update: Firmware 8.2.0 RC1 verfügbar
Nürnberg, Februar 2022 – Wir möchten Ihnen gern mitteilen, dass die Firmware 8.2.0 RC1 für Peplink Produkte nun verfügbar ist.

Peplink Update: Firmware 8.2.0 RC1 available
Nuremberg, February 2022 – We would like to inform you that the firmware 8.2.0 RC1 for Peplink products is now available.






