Pepwave On The Go no Balancing/Bonding Router?

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Hi all first post here I’m slowly learning about cellular bonding!!! My first project would be to have 4 USB 4G/LTE USB modems to be connected to a laptop for video file transfer. I think the Pepwave Max On The Go would work but do I need something else? Does the Max On The Go plugs in straight into a laptop or I need something in between? Also do I need something at the other end? I was reading that it needs something like the Pepling Balance 210 Load balancing/bonding router. Not sure where that goes into the transmission path!!!

Thanks

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Hi,

Can you share where you try to transfer the video file? To internet (e.g. Youtube) or your HQ?

Fyi, We have 3 models for MOTG. I need to understand the purpose of usage then only can advise better.

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Would be for live streaming and actual file transfer to my clients I do audio and video editing and I work on the field and I need a fast a reliable way to send my material over. I’ve noticed that the MOTG doesn’t do bonding only load balancing.

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Hi,

You can refer to this (Peplink | Pepwave - Forum), which might be what you looking for.

The Max On-The-Go has 3 SKU, which the MAX-OTG-U4-SF is capable of Load Balancing and VPN Bonding.

Product Code:

  • MAX-OTG-U4-SF

Description:

  • Quad-USB 4G LTE/3G router. Supports PepVPN, SpeedFusion Bandwidth Bonding and quad-WAN load balancing & failover. Supports 200+ USB 4G LTE/3G modems from mobile carriers including Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and worldwide carrier.

Product website can be found here.

Do let us know if you require further assistance.

Thanks and regards.

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Thanks this is great!!! But basically I would need a balance module at the other end no matter what? Even if I feed the material to people not connected to the VPN? Might be the wrong thread but I see on that diagram that you need a video encoder for live broadcast I have a 15" Mac book Pro with a Matrox mxo2 would there be a way to plug my camera HD/SDI to the Matrox (which I do to record all the time) and use a software base encoder to encode the A/V signal to be pushed live thru the MOTG?

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Hi Audiotek,

Correct, in order for bonded throughput to occur, a 2nd Peplink is needed (whether the Balance or our VMware instance-FusionHub).