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How To Connect Starlink Internet To An Outbuilding No Digging Required
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ส.ค. 2024
- Today I show you my super easy method of connecting Starlink or any other internet service to a barn, external garage, shed, pool house, studio, mother-in-law's house, or any other outbuilding for that matter.
You will have both a strong WiFi signal at the outbuilding and more importantly a hardwired ETHERNET connection to the internet without having to get sweaty digging trenches.
I hope you find this helpful or at least entertaining.
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Today I show you my super easy method of connecting Starlink or any other internet service to a barn, external garage, shed, pool house, studio, mother-in-law's house, or any other outbuilding for that matter.
You will have both a strong WiFi signal at the outbuilding and more importantly a hardwired ETHERNET connection to the internet without having to get sweaty digging trenches.
I hope you find this helpful or at least entertaining.
Links promised to the products I'm using:
For High-Speed Access Points (ex. Starlink or Cable)
TP-Link Control Module (Gigabit) - amzn.to/3rVBqEx
TP-Link AC1900 - amzn.to/3Q28y6N
For Slower Speed Access Points (ex. ATT)
TP-Link Control Module (100Mbps) - amzn.to/3Lduaf3
TP-Link AC1200 - amzn.to/3OLhlsK
Highlighted Starlink Hardware I Have Tested And Use:
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UTT Router amzn.to/3nJBLaL
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dude , your vids make me proud to be an owner of SL.. especially after no choice of Hughes net for 8 yrs... i am always watching and trying to improve with your ideas and tricks. TP=Link has been a great help for equpment!
So glad you e been getting something from my videos. Appreciate you being here.
I was really hoping you were actually showing the point to point connectivity for startlink. Having point to point from AT&T using startlink as a back up is not what the heading states. very misleading for me .
Joe, your timing was spot on today. My building "B" is painfully slow using a 2.4Ghz bridge. Thank you.
Thank you so much. So glad my videos are of some help.
Great video. This is a future project for a building I'll be adding. I'll have a computer and TV with Roku and this setup will work great. Again, another well made, informative video. Thank you.
Thank you so much!!!
I am doing much the same thing sharing Starlink with an outbuilding about 1,000 ft away on the family cattle ranch, using a directional 5.8Ghz POE accesspoint on one end and a Wavlink omnidirectional on the other end with that unit in client bridge mode, which does allow me to run a hardwired ethernet cable into the metal building where it feeds an router being used in access point mode, no need for that second repeater and added latency it brings.
Im pushing my starlink out 0.19 miles to a second house and 2 out building with the tp set up from your first vid on mesh network works good!!!
Awesome.
Joseph, befor I got my Starlink system I had Frontier DSL and it SUCKED 4 Mbps down and 300 Kpbs up. I had a bunch of old Linsys 54 G routers and it was slow but I lived with it becouse I had them and it made no sense to upgrade the routers with Frontier DSL. After I got my Starlink I watch one of your videos and you showed the TP-LINK Archer -7 Router so I bought 4, 3 to use and one as a spare. With the Linsys routers I had the main router in the house, years ago my and I ran 3 CAT5 Cables from the house down through the floor from the house router over to our garage through the wall into the garage up into the attic acrost the attic floor and down the garage inside wall through the wall and down the wall into the ground. I runs about 30 ft over to my workshop where it comes out of the ground and goes through the workshop wall to a bench where I had a Linksys router configured as an access point. I installed the Starlink on the roof of my workshop and the cable to a workbench in the shop and set a router on the workbench and conected it to the Starlink router as a router with a cat5 adapter. Then I ran two CAT-5 Cables from that access point up the wall into the attic of the work shop across the attic to the opaset wall through that wall does into the ground and around 55ft to my Pollbarn where it comes out of the ground goes through the wall it then goes up the wall to a small platform that another TP-LINK Archer -7 access point sits. All of the CAT-5 Cables are in 1-1/4 inch conduit using electrical sweeps and and pull boxes. Yes it was expensive to do it like but my wife and I are OLD and we ain't getting any younger and we did not wan't to do it over. I was in the TV antenna and satellite TV business for YEARS and I have Learned it's better to do it right the FIRST TIME than to have to go back and do it OVER. With the TP-LINK Archer -7's I can access EVERTHING on my LAN in cluding all 3 of the TP-LINK Archer -7's. I have 6 ROKU'S, a TABLO OTA DVR and a security camera system and I can access the TABLO and the caneras from from any of our phones tablets and computers. The TP-LINK Archer -7's made the LAN work so much better than the old Linksys routers. All of our computers are conected with Eathernet. As I have reported on some of you other videos I have gotten 240 down but most of the time is 50 to 80 down 10 to 17 up. But is better than the Frontier DSL CRAP.
That is an awesome story. I’m so glad that a) you’ve been getting value from my videos and b) you have the perfect setup for you and your wife’s needs!!! Blessings.
If you use DLink DHP 308AV, you can, at the outer building, use a DHP-W306AV and have WIFI and ethernet at the outer building thru the power lines. It works!
Power line Ethernet work fantastic when on the same circuit but Building A and Building B are on separate.
Very good video, that will help people solve these types of problems! I share my internet service with my neighbor using Mesh Wi-Fi units placed in windows in view of each! That gives them a separate SSID password protected Wi-Fi and a wired connection in there home, they have four children and one bread-winner, saves them the expense of purchasing there own internet service! Short comment, so I don’t have to shut up this time!
Thanks for sharing!
This was a fantastically detailed video well done
Thank you so much.
You don't need the indoor ap in the building 2. Run a poe brick and plug the Lan of that brick into the wan port. Having to many wifi ap's can actually slow the speed down
Hi guys I'm kinda confused here.
To my understanding
1s gen had a ethernet connection which you can use and the wifi at the same time.
Gen 2 doesn't have a ethernet connection but you can buy a adapter on the star link store and you can plug in a ethernet connection
Now with that said im confused is back hauling ibeing able to run a ethernet cable from one router to another router and be able to have 2 separate wifi routers with this option ??
Learning this stuff be nice
I need to run a remote securty camera with wifi and the only option is star link with no other wifi options the camera needs to be over 500 feet away from the other
Little help here thanks!
I have a 20' shipping container with an 8x8 metal building attached to it housing my solar equipment which is WIFI capable. How can I get a WIFI connection from the shipping container to the solar equipment room with my starlink ???
Not sure why you say that the POE injector at the shed is a one way connection, there's no one way Ethernet ports that I've ever heard of. Why can't you just bypass the WiFi extender at the shed and plug the outdoor TP Link AP from its injector straight into a WAN port?
I mean the WiFi internet that you receive at the “shed” does not get brought into the shed with the attached Ethernet cable. It’s a one way connect. Sending data and power only. Not the other direction. You need to convert the WiFi signal to Ethernet with a extender. .
@@jcristinaNot trying to be a jerk but I can't help but think this is not correct. APs move data both ways, upload and download and it should take data into and out of the shed via the attached Ethernet cable, the POE injector should have a POE port and a LAN or data port, is that LAN port plugged into anything?
Very helpful Thankyou
Thanks for being here.
Great video!! Sounds like you’ve got a bunker!! Lol
😂
Awesome info my friend!
I am completely new to Starlink and trying to extend to my barn. If I just want to extend from the house to the barn using Wi-Fi in the barn, do I just need the peplink and two 1900 extenders???? Thanks
Question, We have starlink and an external buiding about 100ft away. the wifi works great for our computers but my phone which is an android s20 does not pick it up at all. What can i do to increase my phone signal short of getting a new phone?
You lost me adding att. I just want to run ethernet cable from Starlink to outbuilding buried and then have a wireless access point. What do I need? Thanks for your video.
Hi @jcristina, I have been scouring the internet for this information and I think you've brought up the extract point I am trying to solve. I live in the country, in a mother in law tiny house with metal siding. I share the wifi with the main house which is 500 feet away, we just got Starlink and I am having a hard time getting my Netgear Nighthawk X6R8000 AC3200 to connect to the Starlink Wifi. We have the Nighthawk connected via ethernet cable from an outside AC point on the tiny house to a outside AC point on the main house. I think I just need to configure my wifi extender (Nighthawk) but I don't understand what you mean by logging in and finding all my wifi signals at the 11 minute mark and so on..Could you please explain a step by step on how to do this? I'd REALLLLY APPRECIATE it, this is causing serious tension on our property. Lol.
Do you mean I need to log on to the Starlink application and choose my Netgear nighthawk to extend to?
I decided to cut the cable for my Ethernet dongle in half so I could install RJ45 connector on it in an attempt to place my Netgate SG-1100 in line between the satellite and my Starlink router. That made my satellite angry.
There were 16 wires plus the bonding wire inside that dongle cable: the 8 wires you’d expect to see inside of a CAT 5E, plus each wire has its own “mini me” in there too.
I saw a video where a guy cut his main cable to install a weatherproof connection for hood RV to a Gen 2 system so he didn’t have to run the cable out of a window when he set up. I think I am going to attempt this once I can determine whether the Netgate router will pass the PoE through itself and out to the satellite.
Love the project.
My dishy is about 300ish feet from my house for a clear view of the sky. I have power out there and I will be putting the modem in a box near it. What is the best way to get the signal to the house without loss of signal.
Great and informative video. Wondering if it is possible to simply connect AP1 to the Starlink Router (via Ethernet) and then AP2 to the Archer AX router (also via Ethernet)?
I want to avoid the expression Jerry Rigging. For me it does not seem to be optimal to have an outdoor wireless access point outside an 8 inch concrete wall with or without rebars or a 26 gauge metal siding wall with a WiFi extender opposite on the inside to convert the wireless signal to Ethernet. Especially since a PoE Ethernet cable needs to power the access point from the inside. But I also know by experiences Jerry Rigging keeps the world spinning. Many Thanks for the YT videos, they are great!
Thank you my friend. Yes, the AP on the other side of the wall provides 100% connection signal on the other side of the call a few feet away.
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I have a starlink system in montana is it possible to access this system network when Iam in Texas
I have installed a TP-Link Omada Mesh network with three APs - two inside the house and a TP-AC1200 EAP225-outdoor mounted on a tower outside the house. The StarLink cable and the TP-AC1200 Ethernet cable plus two spare Ethernet cables have routed underground via conduit to the tower.
I have a two metal buildings and would like to have StarLink access in each. I was thinking of using a pair of TP-Link's Point-to-Point solutions. But after watching this TH-cam video, is there a better solution I should consider?
How far away are the metal buildings? Can you run Ethernet cable underground to them?
It would be a better value to simply place a TPlink Mesh Extender like I did on the inside of the metal building close to the location of the outside EAS225. You will get strong enough 5GHz inside and will be able to go from WiFi to Ethernet with no issue. Give it a shot and let me know. Be working here for about 6 months now.
@@futurecactus Unfortunately a few hundred feet...
@@jcristina I will try your suggestion of adding another EAP225 and an extender
@@waltlickteig1105 if its a few hundred feet, you might be better off with a Ubiquiti wireless bridge. They will work fine with your current network and you'll get away with the cheaper ones for that short distance.
Would this set up be exactly the same if I am just using Starlink to get to the external building, or can the same thing be accomplished with a Wireless managed switch with POE ports?
To get to an external building I would use use two outdoor AP and one repeater inside the external build.
@@jcristina thank you for the quick reply. Now, if I want the ability to connect hard-wired devices in both buildings, would I need a managed switch inside one building and either managed or unmanaged inside the other building, or does a router come into the picture?
Good vid. Out of curiosity: Does this Starlilnk mesh router use 3 different radios (frequencies) to send/receive/admin?
I believe it’s a dual-band.
@@jcristina Thanks!
Will those extenders go through a metal shed?
I recently purchased Starlink and want to extend the service over to a second building 300 ft away that has no existing services. No Ethernet or hardwiring. I am not super tech savvy but would like to get an extender and additional wifi router for second building and piggyback off of the Starlink in my home. How would someone such as myself who isn’t savvy do this?
Check out my mesh network video in my Starlink playlist.. The thumbnail is purple'ish and with a girl wearing fishnets.. I speak about this.
Why do you keep the starlink router? Your picture shows the starlink router than that flat router that looks like an switch. We are doing the conduit and ethernet to out other building. But order a asus AX3000 wifi 6 router 160hz to replace the starlink which I believe is only wifi 5 and dunno if it's hardware specs. Should we keep our gen 1 router in our network? We just order all the new stuff today.
I kept my Gen 2 in the mix just because I want the stats and other information. That said, it’s not needed and yes the Starlink router is WiFi5 and not WiFi6.
Interesting information, however, I am searching for a way to get Starlink Gen 3 connection to my detached craft room/building which is 50 feet away from my entrance door, which is 32 feet away from my Starlink router. (walls are wood and siding. A lot of windows) I purchased 2 Gen 3 routers when offered thinking I could then reach my detached space. I am not having success. Wondering if there is a fairly easy way to be successful.. I am a senior citizen and not very techy.
So Starlink are working on wired backhaul? They really didn't think it through when they excluded an Ethernet port from their new router.
Agree. They said they are working on it.
J - Many thanks for your topics on SL! Do you have any info to convey regarding SL users whose dishes become paperweights when firmware updates are not regularly received? I am planning on storing my dish inside my cottage during the winter and I hope it will work when I return in the spring. I hope I don't fall victim to the same issue. Why would SL have this restriction?!? Why can't it just upload the necessary firmware like we do with our non-SL products and update as needed, and still operate in the meantime?
You got me on this one.
I am considering purchasing Starlink RV to use on my motorhome. To save power over night I am thinking of turning off the Starlink each evening. Is there a problem in doing this?
Could I get some help on connecting the outdoor ap units?
BLDing a outdoor ap can you set it up wirelessly?
My situation is reverse BLDing a (home) has starlink and BLDing B (barn) i want to extend starlink to. Don't need the indoor extender ( I believe) since I don't have anything thick to go through and don't need wired.
I'm using the TP link EAP 225. Main router is Asus router GT-AX 11000
Think I found how to get this working 😀😃
You still need a WiFi to Ethernet adapter inside of the barn. To either have wire access in the barn if to connect an AP to boast the signal. My suggestion.
Can you do a video on the TP Deco mesh AXE11000 and the new deco x50 outdoor for Starlink 🙏
I don't have that equipment, sadly, or I would.
@@jcristina is there any way you could show the SIMPLE set up for Starlink and tp link deco mesh? Just a diagram or something???? I don’t know what cables go in what ports.. do I still disable Starlink router… do I hardwire for back hauling??? I’m just a simple person trying to figure it out. THANK YOU FOR ALL YOU DO!! 🙌
We laid our ethernet cables over ground to our metal out buildings (a well house and insulated container). They are protected by flexible conduit. The ground is very rocky so impractical to dig - believe me I have tried and have the back injuries to prove it. The ethernet cables aren't terribly expensive, nor was the flexible conduit. The indoor PoE access points feed the out buildings. We use these to control WIFI electric heaters.
Another method is to elevate the ethernet cable but that would be uglier so we didn't do that.
New to your channel, asked about turning off the power to Starlink RV at night to conserve power in my motorhome. Is there a problem in doing this? If you covered this in a previous episode could you please direct me to that episode. Thanks for your videos, they are quite well done!
Will it go through a steel siding wall instead of an 8in concrete wall?
Yes. Keep it with a few feet in the other side and you should be golden.
Thank you
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Why do you show AT&T with Starlink? I just want to hook my Starlink to my indoor arena
I use Starlink as the main and the AT&T U-Verse as backup as it’s trash.
Cool 😎
Hello, i have problems with starlink when power going of, starlink router reset automatically when power comeback and I need to configured again, when i stay out the town I can't connect to starlink after get home and configure again, do you know any solution, thanks
You need a UPS backup. I have one of my favorite low cost small foot units in the description.
@@jcristina thank you
Great video
Great video Joe. I only have Starlink, so no other network for backhauling. Does that mean that the flow of data to my barn would only be one way with the point to point set up you described?
🌈🦄 I can’t laugh at the att 20mbps (my att is 18). Wi-Fi extender… this is what I brought up in your last video (the one that looks like a spider with all the antennas that people get). I happen to have one already and thought about giving it a go. I live in an RV which is a metal
Are all the locations in your house for possibly better T-Mobile connection not good? Have you tried placing it outside but in a well covered area? I really want T-Mobile to work for you.
Would you recommend to get the Starlink mesh router for my rv home service? Would it be worth it?
Thanks for another video. When will you be doing a live YT?
If you only need access in the RV, it’s not needed. If you want access outside the RV with strong signal. I would suggest a setup like I have as the Starlink Mesh routers are for indoors only. Many blessings.
Thanks!
Thank you.
Really appreciate your support my friend. Many blessings.
I use directional antennas makes a signal a lot stronger.
Absolutely.
Hey Joseph... Mikrotik Wireless Wire Cube Pro (Pair) 60 GHz Point to Point
Thank you for that. 👍🏻🍵🍵
Out of curiosity what are your speeds today? With Reddit reports of better speeds as of late.
Does Starlink go down very often?
Ubiquity is the way to go
I agree. It would be even easier.
Don't forget that the cable and Ethernet ports only run at 1Gbps. 😎
100 base-T or 1000 base-T
@@jcristina I corrected that, I meant 1Gbps. Or what your port speed is.
This entire thing could all be accomplished with ubiquiti routing, switching and AP’s with UISP dishes or their Building to Building bridge if you want the UniFi controller integration. When you’re doing this kind of set up it makes sense to go for more of a Prosumer/enterprise type of scenario as it gives you more options. You could supplement Ubiquiti routing for PfSense and as well if you want a more robust solution and keep the switching and AP’s for the controller integration. I personally don’t trust these no-name routers at all because they have no reputation and lack necessary features.
Yeah but normal users won’t be able to setup and configure this equipment. I’m running a full UniFI AP and equipment.
@@fxlrsaz6363 I agree with Max here, though I have been dealing with ethernet long enough to remember reading about this new fangled 10BaseT stuff running ethernet over cables with RJ45 connectors instead over coax.
A PTP or PTMP is going to get you way better speeds on the remote building
Hey JC, I received a Starlink randomly. How do I return it? I didn’t even know what Starlink was until it showed up at my door with my name on it.
While this will connect your 2 buildings you are using a very limited setup with the parts you included. No reason to use Mesh Wifi to connect. Use Ubiquiti Building to Building (UBB) and you will have wire speed between the 2 buildings. Wifi Extender in Building 2 a terrible way to get the connection in.
Completely pointless. You have internet connections on both building, why connect them? Your video title is misleading. A smooth talker without any substance.
That’s a stupid statement without even smooth talking it.
while the comment was rude I was actually thinking the same thing.... why connect two ISP's??
That was 15 minutes of wasted time.
2:02 so freakin good 💯