Evanz
Pro Member
As a complete mobile internet idiot, I’d appreciate it if someone could put me right about the following issue.
I’ve got 2 4g routers, a Huawei b818 263, which is my main device, with an unlimited EE SIM inside, connected to a TP Link Deco M5 mesh system. They’re in router mode, and the Huawei is in bridge mode. I’ve also got a Three 4g+ hub, which is my backup device in case EE or the router goes tits up for awhile.
My question is, if the above happens at some point, can I just unplug the Huawei from the M5 master Deco, and then plug the Three 4g+ hub into it, and use the network I’ve created for the Huawei to beam the internet around the house, or is that just stupid?
Also, I’ve been hearing about load balancing routers, which if I’m not mistaken, would allow one router to automatically take over if the other one goes down - is that something worth thinking about, or would it be overkill for my situation?
I’ve got 2 4g routers, a Huawei b818 263, which is my main device, with an unlimited EE SIM inside, connected to a TP Link Deco M5 mesh system. They’re in router mode, and the Huawei is in bridge mode. I’ve also got a Three 4g+ hub, which is my backup device in case EE or the router goes tits up for awhile.
My question is, if the above happens at some point, can I just unplug the Huawei from the M5 master Deco, and then plug the Three 4g+ hub into it, and use the network I’ve created for the Huawei to beam the internet around the house, or is that just stupid?
Also, I’ve been hearing about load balancing routers, which if I’m not mistaken, would allow one router to automatically take over if the other one goes down - is that something worth thinking about, or would it be overkill for my situation?























