Cradlepoint MBR90 is a wireless mobile broadband router that allows you to connect to all modem options, including DSL/Cable, Satellite or 3G/4G broadband modems to create a Wi-Fi network for Internet sharing. With preset TCP/UDP port forwarding for more than 500 games, the router is convenient for gaming applications.
If you build a wireless network at home to share the Internet, you need a wireless router as the heart of the network. If your home network connects to the Internet, you must sign up for a broadband Internet connection, either cable or DSL. Cable and DSL are wired Internet, and you can share the connection wirelessly with many client computers or other Internet devices using a wireless broadband router that is designed to connect to a cable or DSL modem.
In addition to wired Internet, you have the option of using wireless Internet with 3G/4G cellular network technology. You can share a single wireless Internet connection with many clients using the wireless mobile router that is designed to work with any type of USB cellular modem to connect to the cellular network (3G or 4G). You cannot use the traditional wireless broadband router to work with a cellular network. On the other hand, you cannot use the wireless mobile router to work with cable or DSL Internet. But with the MBR90 Wireless Mobile Broadband Router, you have all the options.
All modem options
The MBR90 Mobile Broadband Router allows you to create your home Wi-Fi network using wired Internet (either cable or DSL) or wireless Internet (3G or 4G network). When connected to the cellular network, you have many choices of the most popular modems from different wireless carriers including AT&T, Bell Canada, Clearwire, US Cellular, Verizon Wireless (Alltel) and Virgin Mobile, Cricket, Rogers, Sprint, T-Mobile , Tellus.
At home, you have all the options available to connect to the Internet wired or wireless with this MBR90 mobile router. With the traditional wireless broadband router, you can connect to the Internet using a cable or DSL modem. But for outdoor use where DSL/Cable is not available, it cannot create a Wi-Fi network with Internet connection. But with MBR90 you can create a Wi-Fi network both indoors and outdoors. For impromptu situations like emergency response, off-site meetings, sporting events, or backstage at a concert, the MBR90 can help you build the Wi-Fi network and connect to the world with your teamwork.
The good thing about this MBR90 wireless mobile router is that when you connect the router to multiple data modems, the router automatically switches to the backup connection when the main connection fails.
high performance network
MBR90 is powered by the latest 802.11n wireless technology to provide high-performance Wi-Fi networking with a coverage range of up to 750 feet to support up to 32 Wi-Fi users and unlimited users over Ethernet. The router includes 4 10/100 Mbps Ethernet ports for LAN interface and one 10/100 Ethernet port for cable/DSL/satellite modem connections.
Unlike the enterprise-class MBR1200 mobile router, this MBR90 is designed with gamers in mind with Game Specific Presets (GSPs) – the TCP/UDP port forwarding presets for over 500 games. With the port forwarding feature, you can expose a certain port to make it available to the Internet and accessible to internal users. Unlike the DMZ feature that forwards all ports to the exposed host, port forwarding forwards only specific ports for games. The beauty of this router is that it includes the Layer Gateways (ALG) application that automatically opens and closes ports based on the game traffic you are playing. This eliminates the hassle of manual configuration.
For media streaming, the router supports Quality of Service to prioritize voice and media streaming over other non-critical data applications such as email and file downloads or web browsing. This is good for ensuring jitter-free and lag-free video and gaming streaming.
For multi-option internet connection, Cradlepoint MBR90 is the ideal solution for home wireless network router and is also the ideal solution for impromptu outdoor use such as emergency response, sporting events and outdoor gatherings to stay connected. to Internet.
By Ki Grinsing
