@Jez15 Bare minimum design: Starlink box --> Starlink Ethernet Adapter --> OC200 -> POE injector -> EAP225 Outdoor#1 (( wifi mesh )) EAP225-outdoor APs This comes with the caveat that the OC200 ports...

@Jez15 I did exactly what you are planning to do. You will need an Omada controller to enable the wireless links (mesh) between remote APs and the one connected to your Starlink box. You do not need...

@FlameOtter I don't think the 'cloud' access was ever supposed to be a 1:1 replacement for the local access. Feel free to submit it as a feature request in the 'Requests and Suggestions' forum though.

@Docco You need to adopt the APs into the controller before it can do its magic. Upgrade them to latest firmware and then factory default them. If they are connected to the same switch (or...

@CS2 Your tunnel IPs should be wholly unrelated to the subnets at either end of the tunnel. In my case, Server has a 10.x.x.x client subnet, Client has several 192.168.x.x client subnets and the...

@CS2 I do this today with a pair of ER605's. My solution is to put the NAT'd ER605 (your cellular site) as the Client, and your DSL site as the Server for an L2TP IPsec VPN. You can then advertise...