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15 Nov 2024 09:20 #104145
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hi to all
I am facing the following problem
Vigor 3910 router
- Wan1 5g Teltonika TRX500
- Wan3 Starlink V2 actuated / Bypass mode
- Wan4 Starlink V3 (kickstand no motors) / Bypass Mode
It seems that the 2 starlinks cannot be connected at the same time
I connect Starlink V3 on Wan3 and it connects. I connect and the V2 at Wan4. The V2 connects and after some seconds, V3 disconnects
I disconnect V2 from the router, V3 connects again !?!
Am I missing something? Anyone with dual/multiple starlinks on the same router to help?
regards,
Peter
I am facing the following problem
Vigor 3910 router
- Wan1 5g Teltonika TRX500
- Wan3 Starlink V2 actuated / Bypass mode
- Wan4 Starlink V3 (kickstand no motors) / Bypass Mode
It seems that the 2 starlinks cannot be connected at the same time
I connect Starlink V3 on Wan3 and it connects. I connect and the V2 at Wan4. The V2 connects and after some seconds, V3 disconnects
I disconnect V2 from the router, V3 connects again !?!
Am I missing something? Anyone with dual/multiple starlinks on the same router to help?
regards,
Peter
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15 Nov 2024 12:06 - 15 Nov 2024 13:26 #104157
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Replied by HodgesanDY on topic Vigor 3910 with multiple starlinks issue
Hi
PKalfin
Never used two at once, and of the same brand. Surely they are clashing their IP and subnet?
Check with only one connected, see what IP it gives, then check with the other one only attached...
Even if they're allowing static public IP's to pass-through, normally there is a common "reserved" local IP for admin on the device hosting the ISP's connection which could be the same "reserved" address on both devices, which could also cause a problem.
On 'Virgin' modems, in modem mode, they take the IP 192.168.100.1 for admin use, but still pass-through the public address(es). Two of these modems connected to one Vigor router could/will, most likely, cause a clash.
The router may be spotting this conflict and kicking one of the devices out of play.
Just a thought...
Never used two at once, and of the same brand. Surely they are clashing their IP and subnet?
Check with only one connected, see what IP it gives, then check with the other one only attached...
Even if they're allowing static public IP's to pass-through, normally there is a common "reserved" local IP for admin on the device hosting the ISP's connection which could be the same "reserved" address on both devices, which could also cause a problem.
On 'Virgin' modems, in modem mode, they take the IP 192.168.100.1 for admin use, but still pass-through the public address(es). Two of these modems connected to one Vigor router could/will, most likely, cause a clash.
The router may be spotting this conflict and kicking one of the devices out of play.
Just a thought...
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15 Nov 2024 13:04 #104159
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thank you for your reply
Starlinks are behind CGNAT
both starlink routers are in bypass mode, Vigor router gets the internet facing IP
V3 Starlink always get an IP 100.120.xxx.xxx
V2 Starlink always gets an IP like 100.65.xxx.xxx
with starlink routers in bypass mode, i have to think of a way to check their LAN facing ip's and if this is the issue
i will report back
Starlinks are behind CGNAT
both starlink routers are in bypass mode, Vigor router gets the internet facing IP
V3 Starlink always get an IP 100.120.xxx.xxx
V2 Starlink always gets an IP like 100.65.xxx.xxx
with starlink routers in bypass mode, i have to think of a way to check their LAN facing ip's and if this is the issue
i will report back
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15 Nov 2024 13:23 - 15 Nov 2024 13:24 #104160
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Replied by HodgesanDY on topic Vigor 3910 with multiple starlinks issue
Try using the gateway address to access their GUI, it'll be the gateway address in the WAN status display of your Vigor router.
This is how you can access the Virgin modem's GUI, by either the gateway address or the admin 192.168.100.1 address, both IPs allow access from inside the bubble.
This is how you can access the Virgin modem's GUI, by either the gateway address or the admin 192.168.100.1 address, both IPs allow access from inside the bubble.
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27 Nov 2024 18:16 #104222
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Replied by PKalfin on topic Vigor 3910 with multiple starlinks issue
Hi all
All Statlink dishes have the same lan IP address 192.168.100.1. There is no way to change this address
In their answer to my ticket they say to use static routes on my router to manage multiple wans with the same IP address.
The problem is that i do not underestand how this will work
(not with 2 starlinks at the moment)
All Statlink dishes have the same lan IP address 192.168.100.1. There is no way to change this address
In their answer to my ticket they say to use static routes on my router to manage multiple wans with the same IP address.
The problem is that i do not underestand how this will work
(not with 2 starlinks at the moment)
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