Glossary

Failover

Automatically switching to a second connection as soon as the first one drops.

Also known as: redundancy, back-up connection

With failover, a location has two or more connections, for example fibre plus 5G. If the main line drops, the second takes over without anyone having to do anything.

What matters is how fast that happens and whether sessions stay up. With a simple switchover, a phone call or payment transaction still drops; with bonding, existing sessions carry on over the second line.

Failover is a design choice, not a box: it requires two independent paths, separate equipment where needed, and monitoring that reports the switchover.

How we apply this

Our Peplink routers combine a fixed line, 5G and, where needed, satellite, with 24/7 monitoring of the switchover.

Tell us about your location, we take care of the rest.

A free site survey gives you clarity within a week: what is possible, what it costs and how quickly it can be live.