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We are expanding our US team and are looking for a Network Support Lead Engineer to provide supervisory and technical support for the technical support team and clients. We provide top-tier support for a global leader in specialized networking products.
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Part 1 of this Q&A, we answer a large variety of questions from setups for RVs, to SpeedFusion and other VPNs, to Verizon certifications, and also products such as the MAX Transit Duo.
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Doug at Milltech Marine, one of our new Partners has written this amazing article about how to select the best router for your boat. He does a great job explaining in detail but in an easy-to-understand way, the importation features and specifications that are sometimes hard to figure out.
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Part 2 of this Q&A, we answer more questions about SpeedFusion and other VPNs, MAX Transit Duo and MAX Transit Mini, BR1 Mini, satellite connections, and much more.
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“Peplink Support Shines!”
Connected Vehicle Product Manager | Miscellaneous Industry in North America
Overall Rating ★★★★★
“Receptive and prompt customer support. Strong focus on the customer and product development pipeline.”
Just bought a Balance 20X? Check out this step-by-step tutorial video on how to set up a new Balance 20X by West Networks.
Our friend 1SimplePhone is working on a project to deploy a batch of 100 Peplink’s MAX BR1 Mini. Check out now to see how easy it is to deploy our BR1 Mini!
M2M Connectivity has appointed Josh Velling, an industry veteran, to lead their Peplink channel program in Australia. We look forward to working with Josh and the team at M2MC!
Kymeta, a disruptor in satellite communications, uses Peplink’s SpeedFusion and InControl2 to enable a hybrid managed service that seamlessly combines satellite and cellular connectivity for mission-critical customers.
Greenville Sheriff’s Office used Peplink’s business routers and wireless technology to build a bonded cellular network for high bandwidth and secure communications on its fleet of public safety vehicles and helicopters.
For Kymeta’s first responder customers, lives are literally on the line. Kymeta uses Peplink to combine the best of 5G/LTE and satellite networks to ensure critical applications operate seamlessly in challenging environments. It goes beyond what customers thought was possible and extends their capabilities to anywhere needed.
Peplink’s Bandwidth Bonding technology and its link aggregation routers have proved to be the ultimate public safety solution for the Singapore National Day Parade.
Even more interested after reading about Peplink’s technologies used by Kymeta, Greenville Sheriff’s Office, and at Singapore’s largest National Day Parade? Check out our webinar on top features of Peplink’s technologies and what they can do for public safety.
Going wireless but staying connected, whether indoor or outdoor, requires an antenna. The right antenna helps get the best possible performance and speed for your internet connection. Do you know how to pick the right one?
With T-Mobile’s 5G certification, Enterprises can now use Peplink’s 5G products to achieve highly reliable 5G speeds as wireline replacement, fiber failover or fixed wireless access in any edge location.
Selecting the right antenna requires looking into its parameters such as its gain, efficiency, and frequency. Now that you’ve gone wireless, how do you gain the most from it?
Living in a fast-paced world means our connectivity technologies can’t slow down. Peplink is introducing a new, advanced range of devices to keep you connected. Hence, 5G is served.
With T-Mobile’s 5G certification, Enterprises can now use Peplink’s 5G products to achieve highly reliable 5G speeds as wireline replacement, fiber failover, or fixed wireless access in any edge location.
The hardware-based decisions that go into producing an antenna are just as important as the technologies that go with it. So what exactly makes or breaks an antenna?
Fiber is not as reliable as it seems. It is made of glass, with cracks leading to signal loss. Like any wire it can also be dug up, leading to an average of 13 hours downtime for your network. Stay online with SpeedFusion.
