Leveraging Starlink and Cisco Meraki for Remote Offices

Connecting Starlink to FortiGate: Step by step 

Some tips To link Starlink and Cisco meraki :

• The Ethernet connectivity seems to have become an optional extra on the more recent models – order the Ethernet adaptor.  It has a single port.  You can only plug in a single MX.
• There is an optional roof mounting kit you can order.

I manage about 25 remote locations using Starlink with MX68CWs  – These are all locations where terrestrial circuits are either slow or too expensive.   Mostly the premium business dish, but a few residential v1 and v2s.   Since support can be on the slow side I keep a spare dish/cables/mount in case a hardware issue develops.    Performance has been great as long as the dish is free from obstructions.   Web,Teams, Voip, and autoVPN all work great w/Meraki.   Doesn’t matter if the IP is public or CGNat.

https://community.meraki.com/t5/Security-SD-WAN/Anyone-tested-site-to-site-VPN-on-Starlink/m-p/119068

Just wanted to know if anybody is using Starlink as a remote ISP solution with any MX firewall for their business and if there is any oddities with your MX firewall? Company is looking to see if this would be an solution for remote offices and if this actually works well for business use?

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