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Product Name: | GL.iNet GL-MT1300 (Beryl) VPN Secure Travel Gigabit Wireless Router, AC1300 400Mbps (2.4GHz) + 867Mbps (5GHz) Wi-Fi, Pocket-Sized Hotspot, IPv6, Tor, MicroSD Slot, USB3.0 for Wi-Fi Repeater |
Manufacturer: | GL Technologies |
Model Number: | GL-MT1300 |
Product SKU: | B08MKZXGBY |
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but some use cases are:
1. sharing information between your personal devices in a remote location. say you have a file stored on you laptop or something and you want to play that file on a streaming device. hotel wifi (decent ones) has something called guest isolation that prevent discovery or direct communication between clients. so you create your own.
2. provide VPN service to all your devices: not all device can install VPN client (say your game console for example), with this device, you can configure VPN directly on the device, so any one connected behind this device are all connected to a VPN gateway without any configuration on the clients. this can also save your VPN connections since it is count as one VPN connection.
but if you use case is you have some VPN software installed on your laptop, and you only bring that one laptop. then this buys you nothing.
Basically the same thing but GliNet supports more advanced features like high performance VPN downloads and open source UI
The AR300M is a pretty low end spec router so I wouldnt be surprised if it has slowdowns (esp if using VPN). This Beryl model is a lot faster and there are now even faster models out.
You want to look at the GliNet 4G routers instead like the Spitz, Puli, or MiFi
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but some use cases are:
1. sharing information between your personal devices in a remote location. say you have a file stored on you laptop or something and you want to play that file on a streaming device. hotel wifi (decent ones) has something called guest isolation that prevent discovery or direct communication between clients. so you create your own.
2. provide VPN service to all your devices: not all device can install VPN client (say your game console for example), with this device, you can configure VPN directly on the device, so any one connected behind this device are all connected to a VPN gateway without any configuration on the clients. this can also save your VPN connections since it is count as one VPN connection.
but if you use case is you have some VPN software installed on your laptop, and you only bring that one laptop. then this buys you nothing.
but some use cases are:
1. sharing information between your personal devices in a remote location. say you have a file stored on you laptop or something and you want to play that file on a streaming device. hotel wifi (decent ones) has something called guest isolation that prevent discovery or direct communication between clients. so you create your own.
2. provide VPN service to all your devices: not all device can install VPN client (say your game console for example), with this device, you can configure VPN directly on the device, so any one connected behind this device are all connected to a VPN gateway without any configuration on the clients. this can also save your VPN connections since it is count as one VPN connection.
but if you use case is you have some VPN software installed on your laptop, and you only bring that one laptop. then this buys you nothing.
Thank you very much for the info. 😊