Sharing Starlink Between Sever Buildings on Same Property

Sharing Starlink Between Sever Buildings on Same Property

Sharing Starlink Between Sever Buildings on Same Property
Sharing Starlink Between Sever Buildings on Same Property
Monday - last edited Yesterday
Model: CPE210  
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Hi,

 

I have the following setup for distributing my Starlink BB around the various buildings on my property (the furtheest distance between the main haouse and any out-building is 75m/yds)...

 

 

 

 

I have it all working but would like to clarify a few points...
1/  Is the general setup layout as it should be as for as the CPE210's are concerned?  I have the 2 CPE210s on the main house on the same network, ie 192.168.1.xxx but with different static addresses.  Is this as it should be?  

2/  What sort of connection speed should I be able to get between the AP and Clients as shown in the Pharos web admin page (Status > Throughput tab)?

3/  The 2 Generic wifi APs I am using are very neat but are not very well documented.  I have them set as Acess Points but the main setting that I am struggling with beyond that is a page that offers a choice of Internet Protocols of PPPoE, DHCP Static IP and Repeater.  Set as 'Repeater' they do appear to work bt I am not convinced they re optimally configured.  This is their 'Status' page...

 

 

Any help with clarification on the above would be gratefully recieved.  MW

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Re:Sharing Starlink Between Sever Buildings on Same Property-Solution
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Hi  @martinwinlow 

 

1/  Is the general setup layout as it should be as for as the CPE210's are concerned?  I have the 2 CPE210s on the main house on the same network, ie 192.168.1.xxx but with different static addresses.  Is this as it should be?  

>>>Yes, this is also the recommended configuration.

 

2/  What sort of connection speed should I be able to get between the AP and Clients as shown in the Pharos web admin page (Status > Throughput tab)?

>>>It depends on the wireless environment between them. But the rx/tx link of CPE210 is limited to 300mbps, it will be lower than this value. You may have a look on the following guide:

How to troubleshoot the CPE in AP and Client mode when the wireless speed is slow

 

3/  The 2 Generic wifi APs I am using are very neat but are not very well documented.  I have them set as Acess Points but the main setting that I am struggling with beyond that is a page that offers a choice of Internet Protocols of PPPoE, DHCP Static IP and Repeater.  Set as 'Repeater' they do appear to work bt I am not convinced they re optimally configured.  

>>>Normally, for access points, we don't need to configure PPPOE or DHCP, these are features for a router. I think you can ignore that.

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Re:Sharing Starlink Between Sever Buildings on Same Property-Solution
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Hi  @martinwinlow 

 

1/  Is the general setup layout as it should be as for as the CPE210's are concerned?  I have the 2 CPE210s on the main house on the same network, ie 192.168.1.xxx but with different static addresses.  Is this as it should be?  

>>>Yes, this is also the recommended configuration.

 

2/  What sort of connection speed should I be able to get between the AP and Clients as shown in the Pharos web admin page (Status > Throughput tab)?

>>>It depends on the wireless environment between them. But the rx/tx link of CPE210 is limited to 300mbps, it will be lower than this value. You may have a look on the following guide:

How to troubleshoot the CPE in AP and Client mode when the wireless speed is slow

 

3/  The 2 Generic wifi APs I am using are very neat but are not very well documented.  I have them set as Acess Points but the main setting that I am struggling with beyond that is a page that offers a choice of Internet Protocols of PPPoE, DHCP Static IP and Repeater.  Set as 'Repeater' they do appear to work bt I am not convinced they re optimally configured.  

>>>Normally, for access points, we don't need to configure PPPOE or DHCP, these are features for a router. I think you can ignore that.

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