Build Your Own Network Bonding Router: Raspberry Pi with Speedify for Faster Internet

In this tutorial video, we will show you how to build your very own Network Bonding Router using a Raspberry Pi and Speedify. Say goodbye to slow and unreliable internet connections! With this setup, you can combine multiple internet connections to create a faster, more stable, and more efficient network.
We will guide you through the step-by-step process, from setting up the Raspberry Pi to installing and configuring Speedify. By the end of this video, you'll have a powerful Network Bonding Router that can significantly boost your internet speed.
But that's not all! We will also provide you with a detailed explanation of the commands needed to install Speedify on your Raspberry Pi. This way, you'll have a complete understanding of the process and can easily follow along.
Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a gamer, or someone who simply wants faster internet, this tutorial is for you. Don't settle for slow connections any longer. Join us on this exciting journey of creating your very own Network Bonding Router with Raspberry Pi and Speedify.
Make sure to like this video, subscribe to our channel, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest tutorials. Get ready to supercharge your internet speed with Raspberry Pi and Speedify!
Commands used in this video:
To update the Raspberry Pi OS after the initial boot, follow these steps:
1. Start by updating the list of repository packages:
sudo apt update
2. Once the update is complete, run the update command:
sudo apt dist-upgrade
3. Follow any instructions or prompts that appear and wait for the Raspberry Pi to finish updating.
4. Delete unnecessary files that were downloaded during the update:
sudo apt clean
5. Restart the Raspberry Pi:
sudo reboot
After the reboot, your Raspberry Pi will be running the latest version of the Raspberry Pi OS.
To install Speedify on Raspberry Pi, follow these instructions:
1. Open the Linux Terminal and copy/paste the command below:
wget qO get.speedify.com | sudo -E bash -
2. Configure the sharing options in /etc/speedify/speedify.conf using a text editor with root access. For example, using nano:
sudo nano /etc/speedify/speedify.conf
3. Set the following options to share over the desired Ethernet interface (e.g., eth0):
ENABLE_SHARE=1
SHARE_INTERFACE="eth0"
4. Save the file and exit the text editor.
5. Restart the Speedify sharing service:
sudo service speedify-sharing restart
To autostart Speedify on boot and have it running in the system tray:
1. Click on the hamburger menu (☰) in the top left corner and find the "Connect at Startup" option.
2. If the setting is On, Speedify will automatically start when you boot your device and connect to a Speedify server.
3. To set Speedify to automatically connect, run:
/usr/share/speedify/speedify_cli startupconnect on
To have the GUI start automatically as well, create the autostart directory:
mkdir ~/.config/autostart
4. Copy the speedifyui-autostart.desktop script to the autostart directory:
cp /usr/share/speedifyui/speedifyui-autostart.desktop ~/.config/autostart/
Please note that the Speedify GUI will not appear on the screen but will be running in the system tray.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction of the project
00:33 Step-1 Getting RaspberryPi ready : How to install RaspberryPi OS
02:55 Step-2 Install Speedify on RaspberryPi
04:05 Step-3 Create a Speedify Account
04:44 Step-4 Run Speedify on RaspberryPi
06:14 Step-5 Setup Network Bonding Router
09:09 Conclusion
Our Social Presence:
Instagram:
/ gadgetspod
/ streampodindia
KZbin:
/ @gadgetspod
Websites:
streampod.in
gowebtechnologies.com
For queries / product enquiry contact: [phone]
Chat with us @ Whats App: chat.whatsapp.com/KH5Pib2civD...