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Networking and Networking Administrator

Networking for those of you who wish to use the Internet more efficiently and install and maintain optional network devices like cameras, etc.

  1. Started by Mopar1973Man,

    Yeah my desk is a mess but I've hooked up our two XBox to the HDMI ports on the monitors of the Linux PCs they share the monitor great. I was stoked to see both XBoxes just pull over 100 Mbits worth of speed. Starlink reports 250 to 300 Mbit speeds while downloading, TV playing Pandora, TV downstairs Mark is watching TV and surfing his phone. While I post this message on the website with all this happening. Never mind the timer in the screenshot im making bread today.

  2. I've got an older-generation Starlink, and I had to buy the extra adapter to break out a single port for an RJ45 CAT5 cable. That single connection supplies my TP-Link Gateway with internet. Be aware that if you decide to hide your WiFi radios since they are outside the realm of control, you need WiFi to access the Starlink. I opted to hide only the radio names. There is a greater security risk in doing this, but I really doubt a hacker is going to sit in my yard banging on the Starlink WiFi. The setup of my Acurite weather tower required the Starlink WiFi to be split between the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. Acurite only needs the single 2.4 GHz band of WiFi, since it can us…

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