Deployment scenario in existing Firewall and Peplink Balance Drop in mode with multiple ISP and Publish servers in different WAN connection

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Please refer to the Tips and Tricks and FAQ below to deploy Drop-in.

Deploying Peplink | Pepwave products in Drop-in mode

Drop-in Mode allows Peplink | Pepwave products to be deployed in a network without configuration changes on existing network infrastructure. Example: Pre-Installation In the following network diagram, ISP A provides a 24-bit network 210.10.10.2 / 255.255.255.0, 210.10.10.1 is the default gateway. The Firewall is performing NAT (Network Address Translation) for Local Area Network 192.168.1.0/2 to access the Internet. Firewall settings: NAT Enabled External Interface IP: 210.10.10.2/24 Defau…

Configuring Drop-in Mode

Drop-in Mode is Peplink’s transparent/bridging mode that allows you to seamlessly slot your Peplink into an existing network without having to change configuration on your existing appliances. https://youtu.be/ndG1HCSkZLk When operating, the Peplink forwards traffic between the LAN and the Drop-in Mode WAN without performing any IP address translation/bridging the network. The original firewall/NAT’ing device won’t need any additional configuration/any change in the external IP addresses to wo…

For building SpeedFusion tunnel between HO and BO, please refer to the Tips and Tricks below.

The Quick Guide to Building a SpeedFusion Connection

This guide is meant for customers who wish to experience SpeedFusion as quickly as possible. Requirements To experience SpeedFusion, you need to gain access to two Peplink/Pepwave Routers. If you do not have two Peplink/Pepwave Routers, you can obtain a FusionHub evaluation license. For this example, we will be using a MAX HD2 (device A) on one end and a FusionHub (device B) on the other. Configuring Device A 1) Copy the serial number from Device B (FusionHub in this case) [2013-12-19_173726] …

Please contact local Peplink partner if you need further help of the deployment.