Srd11
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HI
I'm moving to a rural area (TN27 0SD)where FTTP will arrive in 12 or so months. Current traditional broadband is < 5Mb. O2 and Vodafone are potential providers. Three are not. EE maybe though appear more expensive.
Currently have a ubiquiti setup (gateway + 3 APs) and planning on keeping the APs.
Plan is to use 4G AND the slow broadband through WAN aggregation and once FTTP comes, move to that, with 4G as backup. Am considering the draytek 2866 as it technically covers this (4G SIM, ADSL/VSDL and FTTP) and WAN aggregation - but concerned on it's ability to get a decent 4G signal
The B818 is discussed a lot and clearly a lot more confidence in it as a unit - however, I'd stil use ubiquiti for wifi and get something like a TP-Link router with wan aggregation, which is cheaper than the draytek.
Kicking a lot of options around - the key at the moment is ensuring a reasonably 4G connection and ability to aggregate -suggestions on h/w appreciated.
I'm moving to a rural area (TN27 0SD)where FTTP will arrive in 12 or so months. Current traditional broadband is < 5Mb. O2 and Vodafone are potential providers. Three are not. EE maybe though appear more expensive.
Currently have a ubiquiti setup (gateway + 3 APs) and planning on keeping the APs.
Plan is to use 4G AND the slow broadband through WAN aggregation and once FTTP comes, move to that, with 4G as backup. Am considering the draytek 2866 as it technically covers this (4G SIM, ADSL/VSDL and FTTP) and WAN aggregation - but concerned on it's ability to get a decent 4G signal
The B818 is discussed a lot and clearly a lot more confidence in it as a unit - however, I'd stil use ubiquiti for wifi and get something like a TP-Link router with wan aggregation, which is cheaper than the draytek.
Kicking a lot of options around - the key at the moment is ensuring a reasonably 4G connection and ability to aggregate -suggestions on h/w appreciated.
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