Madobi Nanami
As a new university student, I found the campus network to be quite unsatisfactory. Not only does each dorm room have only one Ethernet port for wired PPPoE dial-up, but each user is also limited to approximately 40 Mbps. This led to the idea of using a soft router to achieve single-port multi-session dial-up and carrier aggregation, thereby stacking broadband speeds.
Madobi Nanami
The blogger is about to start university. Given the strict internet environment (referring to the expensive and poor-performing campus network) and the weak, laggy signals when using mobile data, I decided to prepare a CPE device. However, CPEs on the market either use obscure, uncertified modules or have poor antenna design with subpar signals. Therefore, I plan to handcraft a CPE router. This article will teach you how to make your own CPE router.
