Question Are you using Pepwave SpeedFusion?

[redbaron]

Another view-- the InControl is where you create and manage the FusionHub

 

[Neal]

Have you verified your traffic is in fact going through FusionHub?

I figured as I have both of my Pepwave's registered in inControl it wouldn't allow me to get another FusionHub license. Just an assumption. How did you license each individual FusionHub? Can I register as many as I want in inControl? I figured one user == one license.

 

[redbaron]

Have you verified your traffic is in fact going through FusionHub?

I figured as I have both of my Pepwave's registered in inControl it wouldn't allow me to get another FusionHub license. Just an assumption. How did you license each individual FusionHub? Can I register as many as I want in inControl? I figured one user == one license.

Yes, I have verified flow, and more important, verified nothing leaks.

The main reason I want this in my RV is for streaming videos. I move it to Canada when I want to watch shows not available in the USA, and vice Versa. It works very simply. I log out of netflix. Move my peplink profile, log back in, and I get a different catalog of shows.

AFA License, Fusion Hub is free. You can register as many as you want. I have 3 right now, but there is no limit.

The concurrent usage is limited to 1 user per fusionhub for free.

 

[Neal]

Thanks. Will dig deeper when I hit the road. Thinking of putting each Pepwave on its own FusionHub.

 

[redbaron]

To answer the question as to how, do the following:

Incontrol2 -> Far right choose your organization ->Organization Settings ->Warranty & License.

Under Fusion Hub Licenses, click the button "Acquire FusionHub LIcense"
Choose Solo.

Repeat.

 

[Neal]

Have you tried the "Send all traffic to" option to see what it does?

 

[redbaron]

Have you tried the "Send all traffic to" option to see what it does?

That option is only applicable when using their speedfusion. Does not work with FusionHub.

 

[Tnedator]

It's going to be interesting to test and Peplink has great tools per the video I posted to be able to disable select WAN connections to see how speeds are on each WAN. Do I sacrifice a 90-150 down single WAN for a 30 down bonded WAN via Speedfusion? My speed tests via InControl are showing about 20-30 down which are quite slow from what I've seen. I won't know more until I'm in the coach and testing over time. There may be a hit by the InControl remote connection too. By the way, InControl is seriously cool and very well done. I haven't really used it in the past but I will likely renew going forward and maintain it.

Since my RV is typically remote (don't use as much as I would like) and I also use an older BR1 as backup home internet, I use Incontrol all the time for quick looks at signal strength or to initiate a remote web admin session, without having to worry about port forwarding, what my current dynamic IP is or the like. Also, I have auto firmware updates setup through In control, and also nightly reboots. They've done a good job with it.

 

[Tnedator]

Are you guys installing fusion hub on an AWS ec2 instance or something else? I set one up years ago, shortly after getting my Max BR1, but after getting it configured at working, never really followed through with using it.

 

[Neal]

Are you guys installing fusion hub on an AWS ec2 instance or something else? I set one up years ago, shortly after getting my Max BR1, but after getting it configured at working, never really followed through with using it.

Own server