Peplink’s patented SpeedFusion technology powers enterprise VPNs that tap into the bandwidth of multiple low-cost cable, DSL, 3G/4G/LTE, and other links connected anywhere on your corporate or institutional WAN. Whether you’re transferring a few documents or driving real-time POS data, video feeds, and VoIP conversations, SpeedFusion pumps all your data down a single bonded data-pipe that’s budget-friendly, ultra-fast, and easily configurable to suit any networking environment.

How Does it Work?

Once the bandwidth bonded SpeedFusion tunnel is formed, sessions are broken down and the resulting packets are sent separately across as available WAN-to-WAN connections. Because each WAN-to-WAN connection is encrypted separately, potential hackers would need to obtain the key to every WAN-to-WAN connection before they stand a chance of accessing the data contained within. This makes SpeedFusion technology virtually impervious to man-in-the-middle attacks.

Bandwidth Bonding

Bandwidth bonding combines data at the packet level, enabling you to combine the speed of multiple connections. This is useful for situations where bandwidth is scarce, such as at a remote site, or in a moving vehicle. This technology also enables branch offices to connect to the head office at greater connection speeds.

Without Bandwidth Bonding

With Bandwidth Bonding

SpeedFusion Technologies

We have developed multiple technologies with SpeedFusion designed to address specific networking problems.

Basic Failover

Failover offered in existing technologies will transfer sessions to another connection, but will not prevent the session from breaking when one WAN connection fails. This results in some interruptions or down time.

Hot Failover

In the event of a WAN disconnection, Hot Failover will transfer your traffic to another connection while maintaining session persistence. This seamless transition means that you won’t experience interruptions in your activities.

Forward Error Correction

This technology has been developed to provide packet loss protection while minimizing bandwidth consumption. While Smoothing duplicates actual packets, Forward Error Correction (FEC) sends additional reserve packets which could be used to mitigate the effects of packet loss via interpolation.

SpeedFusion Traffic Steering

Modern networks carry a variety of traffic such as video streams, ERP sessions, HTTP sessions, and more. Depending on your deployment, you may need to give priority to certain kinds of traffic while throttling or even blocking others. SpeedFusion gives you granular control of how different kinds of traffic travels within your network.

Bandwidth on Demand

Bandwidth on Demand allows you to use improvised cellular WAN connections whenever, wherever. No longer will there be a need to predict your next location and be tied down to huge data costs or lengthy contract periods. SpeedFusion will provide you with the ultimate solution, a perfect match for you.

Bandwidth Overflow

Bandwidth Overflow monitors network bandwidth usage and switches to the most suitable connection as bandwidth usage changes. This allows network users to access high bandwidth connections when needed or switch to less costly connections when bandwidth usage is low. The result is a more optimized connection.

#PowerOfPeplink in Action

Check how with Peplink SpeedFusion Failover, your VoIP. Calls can run smoothly and uninterrupted, even when you lose. One of your internet connections

Probably the World’s Easiest VPN

InControl 2 provides you with a graphical SpeedFusion VPN configuration tool that enables you to build hundred-site SpeedFusion networks with ease. What would have taken hours can now only take minutes!

SpeedFusion Use Cases