A modem and router that supported top speeds of up to 800Mbps would likely be more than enough for my needs, but if I had a faster gigabit plan from my provider (1Gbps, or 1,000Mbps), then I'd ...

Arduino + LTE Modem Communication Overview: I’ve developed an Arduino code designed to seamlessly transmit sensor data to the Hologram platform from an Arduino Nano equipped with a SIM7000 module.

Reboot your router and modem: If your router or gateway regularly drops connections or can’t access the internet at all, turn it off or unplug it, wait 10 seconds, and then turn it back on (do ...

RUT_L865_QUAD_V4 Arduino Shield This is the Arduino Shield for the Telit 2G quad-band modem GL865-QUAD V4. The footprint and design are also compatible with ML865C1-EA LTE-M, NB-IoT [LPWA] modem. The ...

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Your modem and router work together to connect you to the internet through your internet service provider, or ISP. bedo/Getty Images One big factor that may affect the router's connectivity is if ...

You’ll want to make sure your modem and router can handle that. If they only advertise speeds of up to 500 Mbps, for example, you’re not taking full advantage of your connection.

A router will have LAN and WAN ports where you can plug in the cable from the modem or connect other devices. It typically has lights on it to let you know when the Wi-Fi is connected.

The router forwards traffic to the modem that is destined for the Internet, while keeping internal traffic (computer to computer, computer to printer, etc.) inside the network.