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My gen 2 is on the way BUT I can no longer extend the cable as you could with gen 1 since there is no power brick that allowed you to use ethernet cable from the brick in an out location to the modem in the house. Can I put the gen 2 modem in an out building with power, use the ethernet adapter and run exterior cat 6 cable to another modem in the house? Can't come up with any other option. HELP!

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I just installed my starlink and after 24 hours my bell dial up is not much different. Has anyone had speeds under 15 Mbps? I have contacted support and no response? I was invoiced for first month before i even got my kit. Any help would be much appreciatted.

Please help! I have a new Starlink system (2/22), and need to extend the signal (wireless) to two locations each within 30-50 ft. from my house and router. I do have an old Netgear system that was plugged directly into my old Century Link router, maybe use that, and get the ethernet accessory?

Got my ethernet adapter a week or so ago. It works absolutely marvelous for a wifi signal..........no probs there at all. It will not power up the ethernet no matter what I do. I've tried different cat cables, I've tried to power up in different orders. (placing adapter in before powering up, and after powering up)..........I've tried stowing, unstowing........you name it. An employee of mine from work borrowed me their new adapter(they just got it and haven't tried it)...............same issue. It just will not power up the ethernet end of the adapter.................any ideas, folks??? p.s- I tried the ethernet for my Eero and tried three different laptops and an android box..............no power to any.

Just curious if anyone has the 2nd Gen Dishy and how it has been performing so far? Also wondering about the quality of the build. 1st gen seems quite robust.

I have a large 10 acre property and have an ASUS router setup in the house for the family. I would like to setup another router out in my hobby/shop for just me with my own network. Is this possible? I have the Gen 2 dishy with ethernet adapter connected to a giga switch and then to router. My attempts so far have failed. I was able to configure the second ASUS router in the shop, setup second network but no internet. Please help.

I can not get a service ticket. Is there any way to reactivate the service? My equipment was sent to the wrong address so I canceled the service until I sorted the problem out

I recently went from Verizon 4G to Starlink. I work from home and use a Fortinet Firewall. Verizon worked fine but it had slow speeds all around. If I use ethernet directly into my computer, I get download of 70-100 mbs and upload of 4-7 mbs. Not great, but it works. If I run the ethernet into my Fortinet firewall, I get the same download but the upload gets choked to .01-.03 mbs. Not acceptable. What is the reason for this? My IT guy says it's a Starlink issue since Verizon worked fine through the firewall. I can't find anyway to get Starlink support, so I've turned to this forum. Thanks

Hi all, I am on an isolated farm in Eastern NSW Australia. Been using NBN here which is abysmal. I found this site while looking for the standard cable length from the Gen 2 dish. For me it would be more of a nuisance if it's too long. What I am doing is bypassing starlink router into one of my Asus RT AX88s. This will connect to a wifi bridge sending signal to our other house on the farm. My other AX will connect to the bridge there. Should arrive next week from LA, looking forward to playing with it all and will try to message how it worked.