Short answer
Yes. FirstNet can scope a single-site pilot, usually at your worst-performing branch, and uses InControl 2 data at a 30-day review to show how often the bonded edge prevented an outage.
In detail
How a pilot runs:
- Site choice: the branch where connectivity problems hurt most, so the result is meaningful.
- Survey: FirstNet maps signal, checks fibre availability and sizes power and UPS.
- Links and hardware: links are chosen for carrier and technology diversity, and hardware is sized by throughput, ports, cellular modems and environment.
- Install: pre-staged kit is installed and acceptance tested, with InControl 2 managed by FirstNet.
- 30-day review: InControl 2 data shows failover events, per-link behaviour and how often the bonded edge kept the site online.
The pilot gives you evidence from your own environment rather than a vendor claim. A single site typically takes four to six weeks to deliver. If the pilot proves out, a wider rollout runs in phased waves, and a 50-site rollout typically takes four to six months.
A FirstNet specialist can help you choose the pilot site and scope the trial.
Source: FirstNet Bonded Connectivity with Peplink service page →
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