NAP-LN
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We have 19 remote sites that currently only have satellite internet leveraging Geostationary satellites. As a result their latency is between 600ms - 1200ms. Sites vary in size from ~6 to 60 people and due to their remote locations onsite infrastructure needs to remain minimal.
We intend to deploy Starlink to these sites, reducing their latency to ~70ms and keeping the existing satellite services as a redundant wan connection. While I understand 600 - 1200 is not viable for VOIP should the Starlink go offline will phone services still work for emergency purposes? Has anyone tested services over geostationary?
We intend to deploy Starlink to these sites, reducing their latency to ~70ms and keeping the existing satellite services as a redundant wan connection. While I understand 600 - 1200 is not viable for VOIP should the Starlink go offline will phone services still work for emergency purposes? Has anyone tested services over geostationary?