Agregating RBI connections

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#223940 24-Oct-2017 21:57

Hi All,

Just looking at the options of aggregating up to 4 RBI connections so a client of mine can be assured of consistent and reliable connections for their business and their clients?

Any suggestions etc greatly appreciated, just researching options at the present time.

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#1889005 24-Oct-2017 21:59

If your looking to aggregate connections for reliability, i'd be multi-sourcing.

be this a backup dsl based service or say, WBB from a spark tower

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#1889007 24-Oct-2017 22:08

sorry little more on the scenario, no reliable adsl or dial up available, tested 4G/3G connection is stable and good speeds just need to ensure good reliable connection.

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#1889010 24-Oct-2017 22:21

B56:

sorry little more on the scenario, no reliable adsl or dial up available, tested 4G/3G connection is stable and good speeds just need to ensure good reliable connection.

if there is no alternative option to use as a backup then your best bet is a fixed antenna setup to ensure reliability.

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#1889014 24-Oct-2017 22:26

That has been done, using high gain aerial for testing and speeds were sufficient, thought of aggregating for consistency during high use times.

Just wondering if anyone had tried this and possible results?

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#1889019 24-Oct-2017 22:39

Do you have dual / MIMO antenna, or just a single antenna? If you are combining multiple connections all on same tower, I don't think you'll see any real performance / reliability gain as it's shared airspace; i.e. each of you connections will be competing with each other.

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#1889021 24-Oct-2017 22:43

Only 1 x high aerial set on 3G connection for testing, I've been advised the RBI modems only utilize one aerial when set on a 3G connection? On the 4G connection I've been installing 2 aerials.

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#1889076 25-Oct-2017 07:36

If the source of your connection is taken out then you are buggered regardless of how any RBI antennas and connections you have setup.
You need to organize another technology for redundancy. Whether it is satellite, WirelessBB, maybe farmside or something like that.

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