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SIM Cards & Routers

The bandwidths available with mobile technologies means many router providers are using our SIMs to provide local connectivity to customers or staff. Deploying SIMs can also provide a useful failsafe or back-up, which when deployed with a VPN can allow a secure means of managing the devices centrally and remotely.

SIM cards are being used more and more to provide local connectivity for routers, as well as a means of remotely managing devices. This can be done in a number of ways, but often involves setting up a VPN so that the router can be managed securely from a central location. 

Many routers that are now available provide a slot to insert a SIM card. This allows the router to be set up with local connectivity by simply inserting a SIM into this slot, rather than setting up an external dongle and configuring VPNs or other software. Of course, these routers will also have wireless capabilities and multiple ethernet ports, so they can be used in a variety of ways.

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Local SIM Connectivity, Remote Management

For businesses, using SIM cards for local connectivity can provide a number of advantages. One is that it allows the business to have more control over their internet connection and how it is used. This can be especially important for companies with remote workers or those who need to use bandwidth-intensive applications or cloud-hosted software. Another advantage is that it can be used to provide a back-up internet connection for businesses, allowing staff to stay online even if the primary connection goes down.

SIM cards can also be used for remote management of routers and other devices over secure networks. This allows administrators or IT professionals to configure and manage devices from a central location, without having to be on-site. This can be especially useful for businesses that have a number of branches or offices spread out around the country or world. By using SIM cards for local connectivity and remote management, businesses can save time and money by not having to send staff out to each location to set up and manage the routers.

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In Addition to Providing Local Connectivity

In addition to providing local connectivity and remote management, SIM cards can also be used to provide a back-up internet connection for businesses in case the primary connection goes down. This is especially important for companies that rely on their internet service provider (ISP) or other third parties for connectivity and are vulnerable if they lose service. By having a back-up connection in place, businesses can continue to operate even if their primary connection is not working.

By having a back-up connection in place, businesses can continue to operate even if their primary connection is not working.

As you can see, SIM cards can be used in a variety of ways to provide local connectivity and remote management for routers. By using a SIM card in your router, you can have peace of mind that you will always have an internet connection, even if your primary connection is not working. Contact us today to learn more about how SIM cards can be used for local connectivity and remote management.

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Segurincat

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Please contact us if you would like to discuss your SIM, IoT / M2M requirements or would like to learn more about our industry-leading secure and resilient connectivity plans. We can also discuss any individual technical issues you may be encountering within your IoT / M2M deployments or from your existing SIM or connectivity supplier. This is, of course, on a no obligation basis.

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