Various ways to access the internet

A 4G/5G Wi-Fi CPE Hybrid router is a device that converts 5G signals into Wi-Fi or wired Ethernet: 4G/5G Cellular Network to Wi-Fi, 4G/5G Cellular to LAN, WAN to Wi-Fi, WAN to LAN

1- 5G Cellular Network to Wi-Fi

With a 5G Wi-Fi CPE Hybrid router, you can connect to a 5G cellular network using the built-in 5G cellular modem. This allows the router to establish a high-speed internet connection via 5G. Once connected, the router creates a Wi-Fi network within your premises. Devices like smartphones, tablets, laptops, and smart home devices can then connect to the router's Wi-Fi network wirelessly, enabling them to access the internet through the 5G cellular connection.

2- 5G Cellular to LAN

In this scenario, the 5G Wi-Fi CPE Hybrid router connects to the 5G cellular network using its built-in cellular modem. However, instead of utilizing Wi-Fi, the router provides internet connectivity to devices through the LAN (Local Area Network) ports. Devices like desktop computers, gaming consoles, or network switches can connect directly to the router's LAN ports using Ethernet cables to access the internet using the 5G cellular connection.

3- WAN to Wi-Fi

The WAN (Wide Area Network) connection refers to the connection from an external network to your router. In this case, the 5G Wi-Fi CPE Hybrid router can connect to an external network, such as a DSL or cable modem, through its WAN port. This external network serves as the source of the internet connection. The router then creates a Wi-Fi network using the WAN connection, allowing devices to connect wirelessly and access the internet through the external network.

4- WAN to LAN

Similar to the previous scenario, the 5G Wi-Fi CPE Hybrid router connects to an external network (e.g., DSL, cable modem) through its WAN port. However, instead of providing internet access through Wi-Fi, the router distributes the internet connection to devices using its LAN ports. Devices connected to the router's LAN ports via Ethernet cables can access the internet through the external network connected to the router's WAN port.