Limit of simultaneous connections via 5G SIM
ChatHabile71
Posted messages
1
Registration date
Status
Member
Last intervention
-
Winux01 Posted messages 322 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
Winux01 Posted messages 322 Registration date Status Member Last intervention -
Hello,
As part of my tutoring association, I am looking to deploy a 5G Box capable of receiving simultaneous connections for up to 10 students maximum, with a relatively low required bandwidth (a few Internet searches, accessing Pronote, etc.). Traditional operators offer turnkey 5G boxes, but I think that is excessive for our use, which is limited to once a week. I was thinking of buying a 5G router and inserting a standard mobile SIM card.
My question is: do traditional SIMs or 5G routers impose a limit on simultaneous connections? Is this kind of setup capable of handling up to 10 connections at the same time, even if the required bandwidth is low?
Thank you in advance.
As part of my tutoring association, I am looking to deploy a 5G Box capable of receiving simultaneous connections for up to 10 students maximum, with a relatively low required bandwidth (a few Internet searches, accessing Pronote, etc.). Traditional operators offer turnkey 5G boxes, but I think that is excessive for our use, which is limited to once a week. I was thinking of buying a 5G router and inserting a standard mobile SIM card.
My question is: do traditional SIMs or 5G routers impose a limit on simultaneous connections? Is this kind of setup capable of handling up to 10 connections at the same time, even if the required bandwidth is low?
Thank you in advance.
1 answer
-
Hello,
What we should talk about is more likely Wi‑Fi, right? As well as the network quality in the area—is 5G really effective in your area? It works in the same way as a smartphone can also be used for this purpose.
Next, configure the router, in particular the DNS for parental control with blocks on adult sites, ads, virulent content, etc... That is the real role of using a router rather than a phone to impose rules on the network.
Afterwards, remember that devices can use a lot of data for updates, or for watching educational video content.
