cellular router question....

[Jon on Wildflowers]

Cellular router I'm thinking this will work great for remote access as well as stable connection to the internet onboard. anyone have any thoughts?

[sebba]

my humble advice is to get a Mikrotik LTE router
I personally have an old model, like this: https://mikrotik.com/product/wap_lte_kit
but I am very happy with it, even is only in 2.4HGz, not 5
It does not support zerotier but wireguard is working perfectly (after update to v7.xx)

[negrusti]

Given the huge convenience of eSIMs, I am thinking about https://teltonika-networks.com/products/...ut241-esim.
For conventional SIMs there are lots of Peplink routers on eBay that are designed for vehicles.

[jvadell]

Hi Jon,

I've been using this solution for several years.
It's probably not the best solution, but it allows me to connect from anywhere via Raspberry Connect and also through remote.it.
For this, I use an old phone, which I power for a few hours a day via a power outlet controlled by a son-off device. If for some reason the phone goes dead, I obviously can't connect remotely until I restart it and activate Internet Sharing.

[Jon on Wildflowers]

I wound up going with LINOVISION Industrial 4G LTE Cat4 Cellular Router with Wi-Fi, Enhanced Signal for Remote Sites, Dual SIM Slots, DTU Gateway for RS485 devcie, IoT Sensors, etc.......

up and down speed is plenty for what I will be doing. Remote monitoring streaming music or movies.....