I am moving to a house in a rural area, and am looking for advice on my planned setup. We will have two remote workers on zoom a lot, so I’m planning on having Starlink and the local fixed wireless internet (25 down / 3 up) provider as a fallback. My initial thoughts after research and looking through posts on this sub are to go the Omada route. My concern is that I am not exactly an IT guy so I worry about how technical this might get, but I’m capable enough to be able to try to figure things out when problems to arise. Here’s my plan:

  • It’s a new build, so I had them run cat5 cables throughout the house, terminating in a 28" Leviton enclosure
  • ER605 - Dual WAN, so Starlink ethernet adapter and fixed wireless would connect to this (question: given the speed disparity, will load-balancing work well, or should this be a fallback scenario?)
  • TL-SG2210P 8 port switch
  • OC200 Controller
  • 2x EAP610

Does this setup seem reasonable for a non-IT person, or is it overkill and/or should I attempt to go a simpler route?

I’d really appreciate any advice - thanks in advance!

  • TiggerLAS@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Instead of an ER605, you might want to consider the ER7212PC instead.

    It has a built in 8-port switch, 4 of which are POE, and it has an integrated access point controller. A very nice all-in-one solution.

    That would probably allow you to eliminate the POE switch and the OC200.