Bonding means real aggregation of bandwidth of all WAN media to be bonded. Bonding routers enable to bond different networking media such as DSL, 4G/LTE, or cable from multiple providers. The advantage of bonding internet lines is that with bonding a single virtual broadband line is created based on the combined broadband bandwidths, providing more bandwidth for your applications. A further advantage of bonding is the fact that an interruption of a bonded line will not affect the applications using the bonded link. If one link fails, others remain to ensure your Internet access.
As each connection requires its bandwidth and latency characteristics, we ensure that autotuning and QoS settings are integrated, making it possible to provide connections that offer consistent service tailored to specific requirements. A further advantage of bonding is the fact that an interruption of a bonded line will not affect the applications using the bonded link. That is why bonding is the best solution for critical applications.
Another important aspect is the capability of prioritizing applications for business-critical operations.
