One day. Twelve seats. Real Peplink hardware on the bench in front of you. The practical deployment day the certification tracks do not cover.
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Fifteen years of Adam Steadman's live deployments across broadcast, live events, maritime and multi-site enterprise, now specializing in Peplink, compressed into a single working day. You configure, break and fix real hardware. You leave able to deploy, not just able to describe.
Written by Adam Steadman, Peplink Certified Engineer Trainer, known across the Peplink community as Agent Adam. Delivered in Chicago by Alex Rausch of Event ConnectX.
A router per seat. Labs run on live kit, not screenshots.
Small enough that every question gets answered properly.
InControl2, cellular and antennas, SpeedFusion and PepVPN, routing, live troubleshooting.
Not a Peplink certification, not endorsed or sponsored by Peplink. Practical experience, sold on its own merit.
Five modules, each paired with a lab. Every one is hands-on. You leave having done the work, not just watched it.
Fleets, groups, config templates, and the workflows that stop large estates becoming unmanageable. By the end of this lab your router is on the venue network, broadcasting your own SSID, and enrolled in your own InControl2 organization.
SIM selection, band locking, signal, antennas, MIMO and placement, then Starlink brought into a hybrid, resilient WAN. The physical layer most deployments get wrong.
Bonding, hot failover, WAN smoothing and FEC, plus PepVPN and FusionHub topologies, built and tested on the bench.
Policy-based routing, outbound rules, port forwarding, inbound access and NAT behavior. The part that separates a working install from a right one.
The builds you made in modules one to four get broken on purpose. You diagnose and fix them live, with a repeatable method you take home.
If the day runs ahead and the group can take it, a bonus sixth module on high availability.
Who it is for. Installers, integrators and network engineers already working with Peplink, or about to be. You should be comfortable with basic networking. You do not need to be an expert, that is what the day is for.

The Tech Factory, course author
Peplink Certified Engineer Trainer and founder of The Tech Factory, known across the Peplink community as Agent Adam. Fifteen years of live deployments across broadcast, live events, public safety, maritime and multi-site enterprise, now specializing in Peplink. He works hands-on with SpeedFusion, PepVPN, InControl2, FusionHub, SDX and the AP Controller, on live sites rather than in a lab.
Adam works in global event and broadcast connectivity, where networks go into unfamiliar venues, run hard for a few days, and get one chance to work. That is the same problem this course is about: temporary infrastructure, no second chances. He wrote the masterclass, the five labs and every piece of material that goes with it, and teaches it himself in the UK.
Today, Adam is building The Tech Factory around practical Peplink deployment: project work, hardware and training for teams who have to make networks hold up in places never designed for them. The Masterclass is the teaching side of that, and Chicago is its first date outside the UK.
He holds Peplink's engineer and trainer credentials, earned through real deployments and assessment rather than a classroom. Twelve seats is a hard cap on every date, chosen so nobody ends up at the back of the room watching.
Adam on LinkedIn
Event ConnectX, delivering in Chicago
Founder of Event ConnectX, with twenty years in live event operations and technology behind it. A founding member of HYROX, Alex opened its Chicago office and served as a corporate officer of HYROX North America and Global Head of HYROX Labs, building the operational systems and event technology behind a brand now running more than 110 events a year across more than 40 countries.
His specialty is resilient temporary networks under pressure. Alex has deployed Peplink, SpeedFusion and FusionHub infrastructure across venues exceeding 800,000 square feet, combining Starlink, multi-carrier cellular and wired WANs to support hundreds of concurrent users across segmented priority tiers, all built in days with small crews. He also ran the Peplink overlay carrying critical timing traffic at the HYROX World Championships in Chicago.
Today, Alex is building Event ConnectX around standardized, intelligent multi-WAN connectivity designed specifically for live events.
Alex delivers the Peplink Masterclass on behalf of The Tech Factory. Adam Steadman is attending in Chicago.
Alex on LinkedInKit for the day is arranged with you after you book: bring your own, buy the delegate lab kit, or ask about a loan. Seats are transferable to a colleague at any time. If you cannot attend, we credit your seat to a future date.
A kit built to mirror the day, yours to keep practicing on, at a delegate-only price you will not see published. Details arrive after you book.
Chicago food is worth the trip on its own. We book a table near the venue after we finish, and anyone who wants to come is welcome. Informal, no charge, everyone settles their own bill. Tell us when you book so we can size the table.
The venue is not a hotel, so beds are on you. Goose Island sits between River North and Lincoln Park, with plenty of options a short ride away.
Venue is confirmed on Goose Island, Chicago. The full address goes to ticket holders on booking.
Twelve seats, released in four steps. The price rises as the room fills, not on a calendar. When a release sells out the next one opens, higher. There is no deadline to beat and no discount codes. The only way to pay less is to book before the room does.
| Release | Price |
|---|---|
| Early bird Open now | USD 1,495 |
| Second release | USD 1,695 |
| Third release | USD 1,845 |
| Final release | USD 1,995 |
Prices exclude any applicable tax. Seats are transferable to a colleague at any time. If you cannot attend, we credit your seat to a future date.
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