Teltonika Rut950

Teltonika Rut950


Question about Teltonika Rut950

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mimigotteron

3 years ago

I am looking for a device that can forward a WLAN, e.g. in a hotel. If this WLAN goes down, SIM1 should intervene and if this network is also too weak or goes down SIM2. Is there such a thing or what should I buy?

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thebookrs

3 years ago

I have the Tektonik RUTX11, which can do all that. The RUT950 can do that too, but it only has Wifi4 (b/g/n) and no Wifi5 (ac), and that's a bit slow if you want to stream a film and are a bit further away from the router. I have a public free WiFi in the mountains, and I use the router with this free WiFi to make a NAT subnet with its own WiFi. It works great, I have my Sonos in it and do AirPlay on it via my mobile phone, Netflix Apple TV, etc. So it's highly recommended. So it's highly recommended. I haven't tested SIM yet, but I think it works perfectly. You can split WANs (2x SIM) / failover etc. in the admin. I send all traffic via nordVPN, as the public free Wifi (my WAN) is not encrypted.

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ThomasZ61

3 years ago

Hello, yes, you can do this with the router via the WAN FAILOVER menu. There you can set when and how it should switch to which access point. I just don't know exactly how it is with public free networks regarding e.g. AGB acceptance. There are networks where you can get in without a password but then have to log in via e.g. AGB.