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Quick Start Guide

Multi Starlink Setup with Peplink

Example Hardware Options

Starlink1

1 Other Kit types that include a Starlink Router or integrated Wi-Fi may be used but routers must be placed in bypass mode per: What is bypass mode?.

Example Peplink Routers2

1 – 3 Starlinks

3 – 6 Starlinks

6 – 18 Starlinks

2 Other models may be used, consult an Authorized Starlink & Peplink Solution Provider for customization.

Installation Guide

Step 1.
Install Starlink
  • Perform Starlink installation per the respective guide:

Step 2.
Connect to Peplink Router
  • Connect each Starlink to a WAN port3 on the Peplink Router using the Starlink included Ethernet Cable

Starlink antenna to Peplink Router

3 LAN ports can be configured as WAN ports – covered in “Router Initial Setup and Configuration”.

Router Initial Setup and Configuration

Step 1.
Perform Initial Activation
Play video
Step 2.
Create a Peplink InControl Account
Play video
Optional.
Convert LAN ports to Virtual WAN4 ports

4 Require Firmware 8.3.0 or above.

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Step 3.
Configure WAN for Starlink
Play video
Step 4.
Configure even client session distribution across Starlinks:
Play video
  • Go to Advanced > Outbound Policy > Add Rule.

Add a new rule of Outbound Policy
  • The Weighted Balance outbound policy should be set as follows:

Weighted Balance Outbound Policy Setting

Verification Testing

Step 1.
Connect the client device to a LAN port on the Peplink Router using a CAT-6 Ethernet cable
Connect to Peplink Router
Step 2.
Monitor real-time throughput on the Peplink router using the “Bandwidth and Usage Reports” in InControl
  • Select the router that is connected to Starlink.

Select the router
  • Go to Reports > Bandwidth and Usage Reports.

Select Bandwidth and Usage Reports
  • Check the bandwidth and usage for each active WAN.

Check the bandwidth and usage for each active WAN
Step 3.
Perform a “Multi” connection speed test and verify expectations
  • Select “Multi”5 Connections.

switch to 'Multi' connections

5 The “Single” connection speed test will restrict throughput to a signle and random WAN connection, while the“Multi” connection test will show the performance across all active WAN connections.