Can anyone post a graph of a successful speedfusion bonding of ATT + Verizon that achieves noticeably faster speeds over one alone?
Has anyone gotten better results bonding ATT + ATT or Verizon + Verizon over ATT + Verizion?
Can anyone post a graph of a successful speedfusion bonding of ATT + Verizon that achieves noticeably faster speeds over one alone?
Has anyone gotten better results bonding ATT + ATT or Verizon + Verizon over ATT + Verizion?
I have spent weeks trying to tune the Fusionhub tunnels and the short answer is…
NOPE.
Any single WAN (ATT and/or Verizon) has faster download and upload, fewer packets lost, and far less latency, than a bonded connection between the two. I have a service ticket open now and am waiting for response.
Jason??
I ran into something the other day in the context of a different experiment, where the aggregation of lines definitely was better than a single line.
Background:
Observations:
Test:
Observation:
Conjecture:
Might SpeedFusion be so sensitive to latency differences that the 150ms extra for one line over the other caused the slowdown?
I have dismantled the test set-up, so this is it for now.
Cheers,
Z
Even though Visible is on VZW’s network, I am going to guess its given a lower network priority.
I sent you a private message but I am curious which Visible plan you have and how you got it to work with the Peplink?
Thank you!
That is indeed the case.
There is only one plan. For a Peplink device configuration of an activated visible SIM card see Max BR1 Mini LTE or LTEA on Verizon - #7 by Jonathan_Pitts.
Cheers,
Z
Thanks for the shared plan idea, I’ll do my own for now.
There’s even an FB page to get groups of four together
We’re likely to abandon our visible.com test, it does not work for our particular use-case (mixed-in with regular Verizon lines)
What didn’t work about it?
The combination with Verizon lines did not seem to work well in a SpeedFusion combination. My conjecture is that the 150ms consistent latency add-on played havoc with it, but that is just a guess.
You can adjust parameters that will pause a connection in a bond if the latency rises to a specified amount. This makes a significant difference. Look at my dialog with Martin Langmaid about this.
Did you (or anyone) try running 2 Visible SIMs on the Verizon Network compared to 2 Verizon SIMs?