Instanet packs a set of networking features into one device, from traffic bonding and quick failover to DHCP and Wi-Fi management. Browse each feature below for how it works and where it is used.
Quick Failover
This feature is highly useful in remote places like farms, factories, and godowns. Automatic network switching in a fraction of a second.
HD-WAN
Hardware Defined WAN is built on a custom networking stack called DirectLink, connecting multiple office locations over the public internet.
Remote Gateway
Instanet includes a remote gateway so employees and users can reach internal systems through a secure web interface, using standard protocols such as RDP and VNC.
Bonding Router Ports
There are three ways to control ports on an Instanet bonding router: forward port, reserved port and firewall port. Each one is explained here.
Snap Balancer
Snap Balancer balances the available internet bandwidth automatically or manually, with a Round Robin method and a Balanced method.
Advanced DHCP
Reserve one public IP address for life through IP Reservations, name connected devices instead of memorising addresses, and read bandwidth and system detail from the dashboard.
Bonding
Instanet aggregates multiple internet connections into one high bandwidth, reliable line, with support for 3G, 4G and 5G bonding.
Failover
Instanet failover switches automatically to a backup connection, keeping internet access up for critical applications and operations.
DHCP
Instanet uses DHCP to assign IP addresses across bonded connections automatically, with reservations, lease management, snooping and failover.
DNS
Instanet uses DNS to keep name resolution reliable across bonded connections, with caching, load balancing, failover and DNSSEC.
Turbo Bonding
Turbo Bonding connects multiple interfaces (cellular, WLAN, satellite) together to provide a unified high speed connection large enough to support bandwidth intensive applications.
WIFI
In client mode the bonding device scans for available WiFi networks in its surroundings and receives an internet connection. In hotspot mode it acts as the source network.
Stralink with Internet Generator
Combining Starlink, fiber and 4G/5G/6G connections with the Instanet Internet Generator to overcome the limits of any single connection type.
Load Balancer
Need fast, secure internet in remote areas or critical industries? Combine multiple SIM cards, USB dongles or WAN connections for reliable connectivity.
Server Load Balancer
Struggling with slow websites and downtime? Server load balancers distribute traffic across servers for maximum performance and reliability.
SD WAN
SD-WAN separates network hardware from its control mechanism, giving centralised control and intelligent routing based on application requirements and network conditions.
Enhanced Features
Instanet DHCP and DNS servers, enterprise analytics, NAT with DMZ and port forwarding, static IP and PPPoE connection options, GUI diagnostics, WiFi client and server modes, and WiFi and PPPoE logging.
Technical Features
An internet gateway with lifetime static IP, AI integration, Super NAT, internal DNS, Snap Balancer and Quick Failover. Built for remote regions and for emergencies.
ISP Agnostic multi-IP setup
Convert cloud servers to on premise with one device. Reverse load balancing, on premise analytics, ISP agnostic static IPs, and a catalogue of self hosted services you can run on your own hardware.
Types of Bonding Device
Combine multiple SIM cards for unified LAN output. Supports 3G, 4G (LTE) and 5G from any network, with a custom design, power portal and individual SIM slots.