Is CONNECTOR bandwidth bonding or speed aggregation?
- No. CONNECTOR focuses on redundancy through packet duplication — stability for live traffic, not double download speed.
What is a dedicated endpoint?
- Each licensed appliance gets its own isolated server endpoint and tunnel — traffic is not mixed with other customers on a shared port.
What clients does CONNECTOR support?
- CONNECTOR runs on Teltonika RutOS routers (RUTM08 validated; other RutOS devices with compatible CPUs too), Windows 10/11 PCs, or your own x86_64 machine with our CONNECTOR router ISO.
Which Teltonika routers are supported?
- RUTM08 (mipsel) and RUTX14 (armv7 / Cortex-A7) are supported — the install command picks the matching binary. Other RutOS models with those CPU types should work too. aarch64 models are not shipped yet. Contact info@jrp.app if you need your model checked.
What counts as a router appliance?
- A supported Teltonika RutOS router (RUTM08 or another compatible-CPU model), or your own PC/mini-PC that boots our CONNECTOR router ISO. Both share the bonded uplink with your LAN.
Do I need expensive bonding hardware?
- No. Start with a Teltonika RUTM08 (recommended), another compatible RutOS device, a Windows PC, or build your own router with our ISO — plus a CONNECTOR software license. Your existing modems and uplinks are enough.
What happens if I unplug a WAN cable mid-stream?
- Traffic continues on the remaining paths. As long as one path delivers, the stream keeps going.
Who is CONNECTOR for?
- Livestream, broadcast, event, and field productions that need multi-WAN uplink redundancy without a rack of bonding gear.