I toggle speed fusion on and off quite often.
Why is enabling such a primary feature of peplink devices so buried?
How about a SFC ENABLE check box in the top bar or on the dasbhoard?
…or for consistent UI - how about a toggle like in the Wi-Fi AP bar?
Why do you turn it on and off?
I’m firmly in the prosumer category, but I have it set up so there’s a main access point / wifi network that is unfused, then two more networks with the nearest speed fusion centers. If I want to use speed fusion I connect to one of those (the single carrier one has a higher connection priority on devices so I don’t accidentally end up on it.
I live in a remote mountain location. One of my wan connections is metered.
When I have an important 200+ attendee zoom meeting I’m hosting, I turn SF on to make sure I don’t drop.
Afterward, I turn it off so I’m not paying per gig on my metered connection.
I would recommend the wifi ssid approach, one without SF bonding applied, the other that uses SF.
Its an easy way to manage it.
The device is hardwired but I appreciate your input.
My overall advice was self serving but also an offer for a way to improve the UI from someone in the business. A premium “stand out” feature should be more accessible/adjustable.
Cheers.
I understand what you’re asking for, but disabling SFC is a brutal way to reroute traffic and relies on there being an outbound policy that fails over from SFC to a direct WAN otherwise traffic could be accidentally black holed.
But a toggle switch that sets a connectivity ‘scene’ is a nice idea. Like toggling between two configurations (then we can adapt SFC settings and outbound policies and WAN priorities at the same time).
Thanks for the suggestion.
I can see a benefit for this in the Marine industry as well…
Often, we use SFC only when guests/charter/owner is onboard so it’s toggled on/off more often than usual.
A profile for outgoing policies would be pretty neat 
I know you could do this via IC2, but having it locally would be really useful !
