How To Setup Starlink and 5G Router for Failover

Learn how to set up a robust failover system using Starlink and the powerful RUTC50 5G router. In this tutorial, we guide you through the process of consolidating your wireless connectivity into a single, resilient source. Perfect for mission-critical applications, we show you step-by-step how to configure failover to ensure continuous connectivity, even during service disruptions. Watch the full video to see a detailed failover configuration, a live connection loss simulation!

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:09 Configuring Failover for Starlink & RUTC50
01:49 Detailed Failover configuration
03:05 Checking Failover status
03:49 Outro

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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:09 Configuring Failover for Starlink & RUTC50
01:49 Detailed Failover configuration
03:05 Checking Failover status
03:49 Outro

[eliump]

Just got Starlink Gen3 that I want to be the failover backup to my in home, ethernet connected, fiber internet connection. We also need to be able to take the system mobile, using cellular service as the primary internet connection source and Starlink as backup. I would prefer a wifi 7 router (or hotspot). This is for tele-medicine use. I need to be able to have two way, video communication as well as the ability to look at brain imaging. I'm having a very hard time figuring out the best hardware to build this system. HELP, please?

[tooondi]

Hi @TeltonikaNetworks, would the showcased procedure work for a router with two modems such as RUTX12, assuming that you want to keep both modems load balancing?

[tobydavy]

How does the RUTC50 differ from the RUTX50?

[karlzack]

Hi @Teltonika team, is it possible to connect a Starlink Mini3 to a RUTC50 wireless (without using a dedicated LAN cable) and configure this connection for failover?

[jenn]

How do we reach customer service for issues if I use this for a remote job please