Precise failover timing depends on several site-specific factors: the exact router model and firmware, how often health checks run, the failover thresholds you configure, and the characteristics of your primary and backup links (shore Wi‑Fi, fixed cellular, etc.). The variation in hardware and carrier means the numbers can differ from one installation to another. To forecast accurately, we need to review the exact equipment and network environment with Comset. To build a forecast for your setup, provide: router model and firmware version; the SIM plan(s) and carriers used; what counts as 'up' for your primary link and what the backup link is; health-check intervals and failover settings; typical traffic patterns and the number of devices involved; and any critical sessions that must stay online. With that data, Comset can estimate expected failover delay and session continuity for your site and suggest tuning (for example health-check timing, failback delays or prioritization) to minimize disruption. If you want, we can also organise a controlled failover test in a maintenance window to observe actual behavior and confirm the forecast.
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