geekcohen

It is. No, this is the perfect solution. I do this for installs all the time. Starlink Router with Ethernet Adaptor into a small switch and then access points out of that. I primarily use TP Link access points (which offer indoor and outdoor devices) which work very well. Clients and customers are very happy with that solution. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Overall, you need to have some sort of a weather protectoed/proof area to protect all the starlink core equipment and anything else you might have hooked up (switch etc)