Channel bonding for live stream video

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How many WANs are you bonding? What speeds are you getting when running Wan analysis?

WAN Analysis - WAN to WAN Speed Test

WAN Analysis was added in firmware 8.0.0. The feature will allow you to run a WAN to WAN speed test from Peplink to Peplink. You’ll have the option of setting a device up as a Server or a Client. One device must be set up as a server to run the speed tests and the server must have a public IP address. This is done from the UI under the WAN Analysis tab. [image] The default port is 6000 and can be changed if required. The IP address of the WAN interface will be shown in the WAN Connection Stat…

For live-streaming FEC is the recommended approach I believe. WAN smoothing will use double the data as it replicates packets across all WANS and is ideal for video conferencing where latency and dropped packets are more noticeable.

We stream to YouTube at 2.5mbps and 720p even though our bonded speed tests usually show adequate speeds. 1080p 4.5mbps stream didn’t work for us.

Look at the Speedfusion graphs to see how the tunnel is performing.

Setting up SpeedFusion for bonding

Go to Your Status page on your router, then click SpeedFusion. You should see an entry there for SpeedFusion Cloud with a graph button [image] click that. You’re now watching graphing for data flowing over the SpeedFusion Cloud Connection. Run a speedtest on a device - can you see the traffic showing on the graph? If so its working.