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Attaching a 4G modem to the end of an existing enterprise network is a non-trivial feat.
by oarsinsync 4y ago
Attaching a 4G modem to the end of an existing enterprise network is a non-trivial feat.
- KMag 4y agoRight. I'm not even sure the interconnect is IP-based. It could very well be a legacy X.25 network. A quick check of Wikipedia says that X.25 is still used in the aviation industry. Routing X.25 over 4G probably involves adding a layer to encapsulate in IP.
- TeMPOraL 4y agoThis is Germany. I bet they have at least one company nobody heard of that makes money hand over fist specifically by doing X.25 over IP for industrial plants.