Fusionhub on Laptop VM so I can leave BR1 at home for laptop travel?

[Robert_S]

I travel with a laptop and Carry a BR1 Mini 5g to fix poor hotel wifi by bonding 5g with SFC protect.
But my laptop already has a 5g card.
Can I run a Fusionhub on a VM locally for when I don’t have the BR1?

I.e. Given speedfusion connect app is only for android or Iphone, can I make a system that runs on my local machine bonding 2 connections to Speed Fusion Connect Protect (cloud SFC), by deploying Fusionhub on a VM on my local machine?

I.e Set up the Fusionhub as a client to Speedfusion Connect Protect servers and advertise a SFC tunneled LAN Connection on the local VM for my Laptop to connect to?

Will the dynamic weighted bonding and layer 3/4 benefits be lost? Given it is inside a VM I figure it won’t be as good as the BR1. I also understand the Antenna positions in the laptop will be poorer.

Could I use the quota I already have with my BR1 subscription?

After writing this I noticed on the fusionhub manual page 111 it says there is a maximum of 2 Network adapters, one for Lan and one for WAN. so I think this may kill the idea?

FusionHub-User-Manual-and-Installation-Guide.pdf

[MarceloBarros]

Hello, @Robert_S

Please… look at

Speedfusion boost for microsoft teams

Hello, @Robert_S Suggestion… I will try to use it at the hotel, with LTE and WiFi working together. Using a rule at SFC, to send all Microsoft TEAMs packet to near SFC at my location. [image]

Also…

@Robert_S

Can I run a Fusionhub on a VM locally for when I don’t have the BR1?

No… The Fusion Hub is to be used at server inside a datacenter. Don’t have support to use multiple wans at same time.

@Robert_S

Could I use the quota I already have with my BR1 subscription?

No… Each device, must have his own quota for SFC subscription.

@Robert_S

After writing this I noticed on the fusionhub manual page 111 it says there is a maximum of 2 Network adapters, one for Lan and one for WAN. so I think this may kill the idea?

Correct.