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It seems to be bridging the connections, not failing over.

I've got my router hooked up to a wired wan, and want it to failover to the cell modem. What seems to be happening is the ipv4 is connecting via the wired upstream, and ipv6 connecting via the modem upstream. This is causing numerous issues with routing. What do I need to do to prevent this?

Thanks for your response. So a "first priority" plan would not have reduced speeds in the event of tower congestion, and others succumb to network management throttling?

So "unthrottled" has no effect in this scenario?

I'm on an unlimited unthrottled Verizon plan from 2009. In the morning I get 50Mbps down, but later in the day I only get 5-15Mbps down. Is this due to network management throttling? What would cause this?

Hi,

I'm moving into an RV and trying to figure out the optimal setup. I'd like to be able to use wifi if it's available, otherwise LTE. I'm looking at building the M2M NEXG H721 as described in this tutorial: https://wirelessjoint.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=527. I also have another wifi router.

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