Bonding Router Suggestions

[ytaser]

Looking to find a router for our corporation that can that can bond three or more 3G LTE modems.My goal is to have lower latency, high resiliency and a broader broadband reach. I know there are a few companies out there already such as http://viprinet.us/ and http://www.peplink.com/. Viprinet seems to be the best choice at the moment, because they have better Wan flexibility, that allows the modules to be swapped out. The other companies I have found seem to have fixed modules. Does anyone have any other suggestions of companies who offer this technology?

 

[chicagoskiguy]

Have you considered Cradlepoint (https://cradlepoint.com)?

 

Haven't used their gear in a few years, but when I did it was very good. 

[msgreenf]

Looking to find a router for our corporation that can that can bond three or more 3G LTE modems.My goal is to have lower latency, high resiliency and a broader broadband reach. I know there are a few companies out there already such as http://viprinet.us/ and http://www.peplink.com/. Viprinet seems to be the best choice at the moment, because they have better Wan flexibility, that allows the modules to be swapped out. The other companies I have found seem to have fixed modules. Does anyone have any other suggestions of companies who offer this technology?

Seems odd that this is your first post and not c4 related. Seems like it's an seo post

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[ytaser]

Thanks for the suggestion @chicagoskiguy, but I think Cradlepoint is known for loadbalancing. I don't think load balancing would be a good fit, because we want to bond. Has anyone tried https://www.mushroomnetworks.com/ ?