Shore Wi‑Fi and cellular can be combined by using the router’s multi-WAN features to prefer shore Wi‑Fi when usable and switch to cellular automatically. This usually presents one stable onboard network to devices so they don’t need to reconnect as the vessel moves. There can be a brief failover delay as health checks detect a failure on the primary link and switch to cellular. In practice, most setups aim to minimize disruption, but some long-lived sessions may pause briefly during the transition. You can reduce impact by configuring sensible failback delays and ensuring critical devices use the stable onboard path. For a precise forecast at your site, review the exact router model, SIM plans and the network environment with Comset, since numbers can vary by hardware and carrier.
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