We are now making our SpeedFusion connectivity easily accessible to more users across the world by adding over 10 more locations globally.
On the SpeedFusion Cloud page, under “Cloud Location” is a drop-down bar.
Using the drop down bar, you can select a specific SFCloud location to connect to, or you may select “Automatic” to connect to the nearest SFCloud to you.
Note: Devices will automatically obtain the server list every 24 hours so your devices should already have the updated server list.
I’ve had loads of good feedback on this - thanks Peplink.
However I’ve been asked if Peplink does any traffic data logging (connection or usage) or monitoring of the SF Cloud links?
I’ve replied that I understand that all traffic goes ‘straight out the door’ with no interference, monitoring, or analysis; except for sizing of bandwidth requirements. Can anyone confirm this?
Also where is any logged data stored? Can it identify end users?
Thanks
Rory
This reminds me of a slide I saw a few years ago… 
@Cassy_Mak, is there a special process to follow to get that “Automatic” entry?
For some reason it does not show up for me. Is it because I already have two fixed-location entries and need to delete them first?
Please see screenshot below.
If you have a manually selected node, auto does disappear. You can either have one auto connection or 3 manually selected.
How does automatic work? Based on hops? ping? gps? Thanks
It uses GeoIP
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