Dual WAN Redundancy for Hybrid Medical Events

A Dual WAN system provides an additional layer of network redundancy.

The primary WAN handles the live streaming connection, while a secondary WAN remains available as a backup. A network controller continuously monitors the connections and can switch traffic when the primary connection experiences a problem.

However, effective redundancy is more than simply having two internet connections. For a hybrid medical event, technical planning should also consider:

Upload bandwidth and streaming requirements
Latency and network stability
Independent network paths
Automatic or controlled failover
Backup encoders and streaming equipment
Local recording
Real-time monitoring
On-site technical support

But technology is only part of the solution.

For complex hybrid events, our on-site technical team can also work alongside third-party event platforms and systems, such as SpotMe, helping coordinate the technical setup, connectivity, streaming feeds, testing, and live operation.

This means your event team does not have to manage multiple technical suppliers separately. We can help connect the venue infrastructure, streaming system, third-party event platform, and on-site production team into one coordinated workflow.

At Double Image 2005, we plan both the primary system and contingency solutions — while providing on-site technical support throughout the event — to help keep hybrid events running when unexpected technical issues occur.

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