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St4rLNK_101

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  1. No need to reply. i have found my answer. Mr Musk. Please employ better website developers as you website is not user friendly.
  2. Hi all. I've just logged in to the Starlink Uk site to price up an order. It appears that the V2 hardware is no longer offered for purchase within the UK. The new standard residential dish is available but they are not advertising a ridgeline mount for purchase, at least not to UK customers. I've raised support ticket to ask the question but wanted to ask here as the inromation on the Starlink site is very vague. Many thanks.
  3. Just a quick note to help anyone in the same position in the future. Connecting a small gigabit unmanaged network switch between the Starlink POE brick and the WAN port of the Draytek router stabilized the connection.
  4. H Ricochet., thanks for replying. Yes, we're using larger high performance antenna the supplied Starlink RJ45 terminated cable to connect to the router. We currently have 140 devices on the network to include PC's, laptops, printers, tablets, smart phones and an old Windows server. Usage includes general business tasks plus internet TV. We opted for the public IP as it was available to business customers and we needed it for VPN. We initially setup the system in the default manner (supplied router and app) and then added the separately purchased Ethernet adapter to give us wired connectivity. We then connected the Ethernet feed to the Draytek router and put the Starlink router into bypass mode. Speeds were slow even after the dish had settled so we opted to take the router out of the mix and use the Ethernet cable that was supplied with the dish to connect directly from the POE brick to the router. Speeds then improved as per our expectations, albeit, we now have this strange need to restart the router on occasions. Many thanks.
  5. Hi, Starlink UK business user here. Sorry for the long post but a resolution might help others and thanks in advance for any ideas. The issue Draytek router requiring restart to regain internet access, seemingly when Starlink goes offline momentarily. Short term resolution Restart draytek router which works 100% of the time. Info V2 Rectangular Dishy Business account with public IP activated. 100% clear view with no obstructions. DL: Up to 300, UL: Up to 20 and very stable 9-5 during business working hours. Firmware of all devices / hardware up to date. Cables all tested and good. Restarting of devices and factory resetting performed several times. Draytek router WAN settings setup to obtain IP automatically. Draytek WAN Connection Detection set to 'Ping Detect' Primary: 8.8.8.8, secondary: 8.8.4.4, TTL: 255, Ping interval: 1, Ping retry: 10 Draytek LAN DHCP disabled as Windows server running DHCP / DNS. Issue evident with Draytek running DHCP so server and other devices on LAN are not the cause. I have two Starlink ethernet adapters and the original router in stock if needed. The setup Dishy connected to Starlink POE brick and POE brick connect WAN2 of Draytek Vigor 2865 router using Cat6. Draytek router LAN port connected to TP Link smart switch. Test laptop connected to Smart switch with remote access available. The rest of the network is insignificant as issue still evident when cable link from switch and router disconnected and test laptop connected directly to router LAN port. Attempts to fix Configured PING detect on Draytek to attempt to get it to renew WAN IP and reconnect - FAILED Plugged Starlink POE brick, Draytek router, switch and laptop into UPS in event that it's a power blip - FAILED Ideas yet to try Connect small network switch between Starlink POE brick and Draytek router. Read this on the web so Kudos if it works - PENDING Resource link ... Setting Draytek on reboot schedule is possible but not practical.
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