Expanding Your Starlink Network: Connecting Your Neighborhood with Fiber

[@creativemind3562]

This is what I wanted, thankyou alot

[@Fastcabling]

My pleasure. But here's the catch: Make sure you're compliant with Starlink’s terms of service, which typically restrict unauthorized redistribution. Verify if your setup is allowed before you scale!

[@LentakyuctikUctik]

2:34 I mean in bigger networks is important Qos, so for this is good using mikrotik router, with different bridges and dhcp networks, with used qos.

[@Fastcabling]

Yes, it helps in prioritizing traffic and ensuring optimal network performance across different devices and services.

[@yonabs]

Is it against Starlinks terms and conditions to distribute the service?

[@Fastcabling]

Yes, Starlink has clear restrictions against unauthorized redistribution. But extending the service for personal use across your own property-whether it's to multiple rooms, outbuildings, or far-reaching areas like a farm or warehouse-might not directly conflict with Starlink’s rules.

[@ginsworld4264]

If you have roaming subscription? Is it ok?

[@Fastcabling]

You'd better check with their support team. In my humble opinion, it's okay to extend your network across your property. However, sharing the service might violate their terms of use. Just for personal use.

[@LentakyuctikUctik]

Or you can use sfp swithes or ?

[@Fastcabling]

Yes, you can use fiber to extend Starlink over long distances. Please watch this video👉kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoOyYqBngMysa9k

[@AtibaSimmons]

Awesome content.

[@Fastcabling]

Thanks.

[@NetExpr]

You get a subscriber ❤

[@Fastcabling]

Thanks! If you're interested, we can even provide a free network design for our customers. Feel free to submit your inquiry here: www.fastcabling.com/free-solution-design/

[@rigosamson2640]

🥰 Thank you mam... I want this diagram...

[@Fastcabling]

Thanks for your comment! However, Starlink has regulations against authorized access and redistribution. You'd better consult them for more advice.

[@brianmercer712]

This is not allowed in Starlink T&C unless specifically purchased such a service -- they are shutting down anyone that is doing this.

[@iambenmitchell]

Boo boo lol

[@johnthomas2970]

I mean yeah no kidding of course it’s not allowed. Womp womp

[@curiouspeople6441]

Like thing like pirate bay , mod apk 🤡

[@phenry5083]

@@iambenmitchell you thought you did something

[@phenry5083]

@@johnthomas2970 i see you cant read either

[@Jhajhazahli]

Meanwhile. PISO Wifi operators on the PH😅

[@Fastcabling]

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[@Knjukang]

why would u buy multiple routers. do u know how much one starlink cost?

[@Fastcabling]

Aggregating multiple Starlink connections can increase the total available bandwidth of your network. In normal cases, one Starlink dish will suffice.