IP whitelisting breaks when remote workers connect from changing addresses. See how a Speedify Dedicated Server gives a distributed team one static IP to whitelist, with bonding and failover.
Port Forwarding Through a VPN: How Speedify Dedicated Servers Make It Possible
Most VPNs can’t forward ports. Learn how port forwarding through a VPN works, why a static IP is required, and how a Speedify Dedicated Server makes a device behind it reachable from the internet.
How to Get Reliable Internet at a Trade Show Booth with Speedify’s Pair & Share Feature
Use Speedify’s Pair & Share Feature for Reliable Internet at a Trade Show Booth A trade show floor is one of the hardest places to get online. Tens of thousands of attendees and exhibitors saturate the cellular towers, the venue Wi-Fi is throttled and often charged per device, and your booth still needs to upload captured leads, run video calls … Read More
Starlink vs 5G for Business Internet: Why Speedify Bonds Both for Continuity
Speedify Bonds Starlink and 5G Into One Business Internet Connection With Automatic Failover That Keeps Sessions Alive For a business, the Starlink versus 5G question is really a question about continuity. 5G business internet gives low latency and low cost where a tower is close and uncongested. Starlink gives coverage almost anywhere with a clear view of the sky, which … Read More
Multiple Starlink Dishes vs. One: When Running Two or More with Speedify Makes Sense
Speedify Bonds Multiple Starlink Dishes into One Faster, More Reliable Connection When One Dish Isn’t Enough A single Starlink dish is plenty for most homes. For some people, one dish is the weak link in everything they do online. The question isn’t whether multiple Starlink dishes are better in the abstract. It’s whether your situation justifies the second subscription, and … Read More
Speedify: Better Alternative to T-Mobile SuperBroadband for Faster Upload and Download Speeds
Speedify vs. T-Mobile SuperBroadband: Why Channel Bonding Is Better Than Load Balancing for Business T-Mobile SuperBroadband combines 5G and Starlink into a single managed service, but it uses load balancing and failover, not true channel bonding. That matters for businesses that need maximum throughput, not just uptime. Speedify’s channel bonding technology bonds Wi-Fi, 4G/5G cellular, Ethernet, Starlink and other satellite … Read More