In this video, professor p will talk about the different types of starlink dishes, some of the plans that are currently available and then we'll go into load balancing and bonding with starlink and 5G.

Starlink can be optimized for optimal network performance by configuring it with Peplink SpeedFusion and Load Balancing based on specific goals and applications.

00:00 Starlink offers three types of antennas for different users, including residential, enterprise, and mobility, and can connect to one, three, or multiple satellites at a time.

01:13 Starlink offers priority and public IP address for business plans, roaming for residential and business, and mobility for on-the-go use, with applications for maritime and aviation. Expand

03:51 Connect Starlink to Peplink router via Wi-Fi or Ethernet WAN for preferred method, ensuring MTU is set to 1500 for Ethernet connectivity.

04:48 Properly configure upload and download settings for load balancing with Starlink, optimize ethernet settings and health checks, and disable ipsec Nat to use speed fusion and VPN tunnels.

07:21 Starlink's TCP acceleration affects real-time and browsing throughput, limiting VPN and bonding tests, so traffic splitting and outbound policies are key for optimal use. Expand

10:16 Use Fusion Connect and SpeedFusion to route and prioritize traffic, block Netflix, and shape traffic by client type.

14:16 Starlink is set up as the main internet connection with Peplink SpeedFusion and Load Balancing, prioritizing it over other connections and using cellular as a backup.

19:08 Configure Starlink with Peplink SpeedFusion and Load Balancing based on specific goals and application, using different technologies and outbound policies to optimize network performance, and reach out for help if needed.

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