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- Are there any differences with installing a Flat High Performance vs the Actuated High Performance?
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- Why do I need a service address for a mobile plan?
- How do I install my power supply unit to prevent overheating?
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- How do Starlink Business customers receive invoices?
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- Do I need a Certificate of Origin?
- If I cancel service as a business account, when will it end?
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- Help Center Home
- Account
- Billing
- Orders
- Service Plans
- Mobile Priority (Maritime/Mobility)
- What is the Starlink Family Discount?
- What is the recommended Starlink Kit for my service plan?
- What is the "Roam" service plan?
- I can't find my service plan?
- What are the Starlink service plans?
- What is the rent Starlink Option?
- What is the Starlink "Residential Lite" Service Plan?
- What is a service line?
- What is the Residential + Roam 50GB Mini bundle?
- Aviation
- Priority (Business)
- API
- Dashboard
- If I have 2 terminals on my Premium mobile subscription, how do the terminals get service/how does switching work?
- What is Starlink Business?
- What should I do if my boxes or kits are damaged?
- If I downgrade my plan, how does data consumption work?
- Who is a Starlink authorized commercial reseller?
- Is Starlink available for purchase by Government entities?
- How can I get a quote for Starlink for my business?
- Are there any differences with installing a Flat High Performance vs the Actuated High Performance?
- Vendor & Supplier Documentation - W9 Form
- What are my Starlink's Specifications? (For Bulk Shipments)
- How do I set up a Child Account?
- Why do I need a service address for a mobile plan?
- How do I install my power supply unit to prevent overheating?
- What information should business accounts include when paying by wire?
- How do Starlink Business customers receive invoices?
- How do I upgrade to Starlink Business?
- Do I need a Certificate of Origin?
- If I cancel service as a business account, when will it end?
- When can I receive a packing list with the serial numbers for my Starlinks?
- How can a U.S. Government entity purchase Starlink?
- Mobile (Roam)
- Data Amounts
- What is Starlink's Fair Use Policy?
- Setup & Install
- Specifications & Configuration
- Troubleshooting
If I have 2 terminals on my Premium mobile subscription, how do the terminals get service/how does switching work?
Starlink does not do load balancing or switching, instead both terminals will be active utilizing time division duplexing.
third-party edge routers can be used to support load balancing. If using this type of set up, you can bypass the Starlink routers, and connect both dishes to the third-party router. If load balancing is supported, then the router will automatically switch its connection to the dish provided the best level of service in the moment.
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