Cellular roaming based outbound policy - advice please?

[Bushman]

Scenario: BR2 pro for use in UK (Home networks) and EU (Roaming)
Have UK U/L Sim for Cell 1 slot A and xxGB/month Cell 2 slot A, and Pay/GB mutli-network SIM currently for Cell 1 slot B.
While in UK I want to priotisie the unlimited SIM but have the ability to SFC protect specific applications.
When in EU, UK U/L sim will be set to not roam wheras the xxGB will have roam like at home usage and PPG sim is roaming too, but of course I want to now switch the traffic priority to the cell 2 link with SFC protect still able to do it’s thing.
So we will know when the xxGB SIM is roaming and not (or Cell1 slot B is in use) - can we make use of that in any way to automate the different traffic model for home & roaming operation?

[dennis.hofheinz]

Hi,

you should have a look here…

Roaming options for MAX cellular routers using MCC code

Supported from firmware 7.0.2 on all MAX cellular routers, you can enable or disable data roaming per country using one (or more) mobile country code(s) or MCC. To enable this feature log on to the router’s web interface and select the cellular WAN details. [image] Scroll down to the cellular settings > bandwidth allowance . Tick the box to enable “data roaming” [image] Select between the available options: any countries, allowed countries and denied countries. [image] When you have sel…

BR
Dennis

[Bushman]

Thanks Dennis, but I checked this before posting my q and it doesn’t serve my purpose to switch the majority of traffic from one modem to another based on whether device is roaming or not