Frequently Asked Question

Bondix WAN Bonding happens between the Bondix Client on your supported router and a Bondix Server, hosted either by Bondix partners or by yourself. The client software combines all existing WAN interfaces of any type of WAN medium into a virtual tunnel. In this example, the tunnel is established via WiFi, two different 5G/LTE connections and fibre. This virtual tunnel uses the Bondix server as a relay, from which the data is then forwarded to the Inter- or intranet.

The Bondix Client…

• Sets up a tunnel with the server.
• Breaks down data traffic into data packages.
• Sends data packages through the tunnel.
• Features a built-in bonding proxy that ensures the best-possible performance.

The tunnel provides the logical connection that bonds multiple WAN links and…

• Transports data packages to and from the client and server.
• Offers multiple methods for sending traffic based on the use case:
  • WAN priority,
  • WAN smoothing, and
  • Packet redundancy.

The Bondix Server acts as the endpoint for the tunnel and…

• Can be downloaded and run on a Linux VM at no additional license cost.
• Breaks down data traffic into data packages.
• Sends data packages through tunnel.

Bondix supports single and multi-instance servers so it scales to high-bandwidth and/or geographically dispersed systems without an additional fee.