I wanted to ask before purchasing large amount of gateways for multiple location setup. I thought it would be great to ask and learn more about what products in use and how gateways satisfying your needs.
I would say two cases:
First one, our client located is another country and we don’t have opportunity to visit them so often. We want to provide our services with low latency and less interruptions, also ability to fully do administration of gateways remotely without any additional headaches.
Second one, our partner for local gateway management and further replacement of end devices with less knowledge of gateway configuration.
LTE is great idea, would you mind if I ask more question on that?
Are you able to remotely manage and do administration of gateways and to what extent to make sure gateways are ready in future changes and reconfigurations?
First let me point out that this means you need a gateway that supports an LTE modem that works with your desired provider, has modem management software/scripts that make it work right and comply with the carriers rules, and ideally is going to be able to have the modem upgraded if those needs/rules change.
That would primarily be a function of the software installed on the gateway. If you’re able to build and deploy a new complete custom Linux image, you have maximum flexibility, otherwise you may be limited to whatever remote access or upgrade or vendor-mediated management they built in.
It seems like you want to about other features about mcCloud providing. It would be good to talk over email and schedule some meetings to talk over to find out feasibility.
I was noting that you’d rapidly narrowed discussion to remote access when there are a whole world of considerations for an external gateway as I outlined in my first reply.
Mostly on here we’re all about helping each other out, so it hadn’t particularly crossed my mind about any consultancy.