Connecting TP Router to Starlink
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Hi, can anyone let me know how to connect this router to my Starlink? I've logged on etc but it keep saying no internet...
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Hi, please refer to this post to connect the router to your Starlink network: How to Connect and Set up a TP-Link Router (or Third-party Router) to Starlink Internet
If there is any further issue, please provide more details about the network topology and configurations.
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Sorry for jumping this thread, but I urgently need some assistance.
I have recently taken delivery of Starlink and have it set up and connected- absolutely fine.
I have a Deco Mesh System. I am using a Deco X50 in router mode, which is then hardwired by cat cables 13 (yes 13!) further Deco units (big property). This system has been fine with my current ISP provider and working well, although my current ISP has poor speeds in our rural location, hence the change to Starlink.
I have switched the Starlink to bypass mode- all good.
Following all the information I have seen, it should then be a question of disconnecting my current ISP Modem from the Deco X50 router and then connecting the starlink to the router. I have done this and I don't get any internet signal to the router from the Starlink- the router light remains stubbornly red....
I have swapped cables to check if that was an issue, but no resolution.
Please can anyone give me some advice on what the heck to do. I have great speeds booming in on the Starlink, but if I can't pass any connectivity to my Deco Mesh network, I am a literally dead in the water....
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Hi, are you using the Gen-2 Terminal (Rectangular Dish)? Please make sure the physical connections are correct by referring to this post:
How to Connect and Set up a TP-Link Router (or Third-party Router) to Starlink Internet
Besides, what is the WAN connection type you've configured on the Deco router? you mentioned that you just disconnect the Deco router from your current ISP modem and then connect it to the Starlink network, if your Deco router was not using Dynamic IP, please do make sure you've changed the WAN connection type to Dynamic IP for Startlink network.
Then check if there is WAN/Internet IPv4 address obtained from the Starlink network. If not, please connect a computer directly to the Startlink network now with the same cable to see if internet works fine.
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