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OpenMPTCProuter is an open source solution to aggregate multiple internet connections using Multipath TCP (MPTCP) on OpenWrt
https://www.openmptcprouter.com/
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Spitz AX (GL-X3000) - Wi-Fi 6 Dual-SIM 4G/5G Cellular Gateway #2905

Closed mati0090 closed 11 months ago

mati0090 commented 1 year ago

Is this request related to a missing driver support for a particular hardware platform, SoC or board? Please describe. GL.Inet Spitz AX is newly released router with dual sim support for 5G/4G connections, which has preinstalled OpenWRT with custom GUI interface. It makes difficult to build OpenWRT package which would include all parts (at lease for me).

Describe why you are asking for this support? It's a perfect router for recreational vehicles which makes perfect usage of bounding multi sim connections, especially in rural areas. It has 4x4 MIMO 5G/4G connectors and following hardware: MediaTek Dual-core MT7981A, @1.3GHz DDR4 512 MB / eMMC 8GB Antennas | 6 x Antennas (4 for 5G NR, 2 for Wi-Fi)

Additional context Can I have some clarification, how custom build should be prepared? Ideally, if all GL.Inet preinstalled packages would be included. (https://github.com/gl-inet/gl-infra-builder) Any help with build for some GL.Inet hardware would be very much appreciable.

highfreq commented 1 year ago

It is a dual sim, single modem. Useless for mptcprouter.

wombat94 commented 1 year ago

It is a dual sim, single modem. Useless for mptcprouter.

I'll add my request for support of this router.

It is not useless as an mptcprouter... the GL-X3000 has support for up to 4 WAN connections (1 5G/LTE modem internal, 1 USB-tethered internet source - phone tethering or USB LTE modem, 1 Wi-Fi WAN connection and 1 hard wired Ethernet)

A very typical use case would be dual SIMs in the GL-X3000 and Starlink connected via ethernet as a base config.

I don't have Starlink yet, but have the failover/multi-wan working currently with T-Mo/AT&T SIMs in the GL-X3000 and a second T-Mo SIM running in the Cudy P5 I replaced with this router connected via Ethernet.

It all works well for failover/simple load balancing but I am looking for options for connection bonding when I am in areas with less stable/lower speed connections.

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