Nah that was just the talking clock. The wake up/reminder service was a 'premium' service accessible via 1234.
Nah that was just the talking clock. The wake up/reminder service was a 'premium' service accessible via 1234.
SD-WAN includes that but it is not its sole purpose, although I agree most vendors will say that's what you want. WAN/Link Aggregation, Multilink Aggregation, Link Load Balancing, Equal Cost Multipath, WAN Virtualisation, etc are ways to bundle multiple links together.
In WIFI terms, it's called channel bonding, it was proprietary and various vendors had their own implementations, see "Super G".
1194 in Australia, it was discontinued in 2019 after 66 years. It's now on the internet http://1194online.com/