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Sounds awful, most consumer connections have restricted upstream (like 1200/25 Mbps). Instead just take a travel router (GL-Inet makes nice ones) with you setu
by tristor 4y ago
Sounds awful, most consumer connections have restricted upstream (like 1200/25 Mbps). Instead just take a travel router (GL-Inet makes nice ones) with you setup to use Wireguard and Mullvad and to internally serve DNS from NextDNS
- ebb_earl_co 4y agoI take your point. But how do you power this travel router? Also, does it have a 4G/LTE/5G SIM card? Otherwise, what is its modem; i.e. how does it route?
- tristor 4y agoI realized late that you'd asked how it's powered. Most of them are powered from USB-C, so you can use a battery bank to power it or just plug it in.
- tristor 4y agoIt connects to wired or WiFi connections and bridges it to a separate internal network and routes all traffic across its VPN tunnel. These are common devices for security conscious travelers. Yes, some support cellular either directly or via USB LTE modems.