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Building SpeedFusion in InControl 2

Build SpeedFusion at the group level in InControl: full-mesh or point-to-point, hub/peer selection, encryption, NAT mode, and send-all-to-hub.

SpeedFusion Connect (SFC) limits are NOT SpeedFusion limits

SpeedFusion is the bonding & hot-failover engine built into your Peplink device. It is perpetual — there is no subscription on it, and your own device-to-device tunnels (site-to-site, or to your own FusionHub) keep running no matter what.

SpeedFusion Connect (SFC) is Peplink’s public, hosted bonding service — shared bonding endpoints in Peplink’s cloud. Any limit, data quota, expiration date, or renewal notice you see applies to your access to that public SFC service — not to SpeedFusion itself. If an SFC plan lapses, SpeedFusion still works; you only lose the public endpoints.

At the group level InControl can build SpeedFusion across devices — even spanning groups and security boundaries for multi-business-unit enterprises.

InControl SpeedFusion — add a profile, choose full-mesh or point-to-point, and pick hub and peer routers.
InControl SpeedFusion — add a profile, choose full-mesh or point-to-point, and pick hub and peer routers.

Add a profile, choose full mesh or point-to-point, and select the hub and peer routers. Enable encryption.

NAT mode — NAT the tunnel to a LAN subnet, e.g. to surface public IPs from a hub across the tunnel.
NAT mode — NAT the tunnel to a LAN subnet, e.g. to surface public IPs from a hub across the tunnel.

NAT mode NATs the tunnel to a subnet on the peer — a neat trick to surface a hub’s public-IP LAN range across the tunnel as an added WAN.

Advanced settings — DWB/bonding profile, send-all-to-hub, link failure detection.
Advanced settings — DWB/bonding profile, send-all-to-hub, link failure detection.

Send all to remote hub (with a DNS entry) is a catch-all that bonds everything and routes it to the hub. Link-failure detection set to extreme gives sub-second failover (more CPU/data). Then next → next → finish creates the tunnel.