Speedify’s Bonding Alignment in the Starlink Control Center Aims Each Starlink Dish to Complement the Others A standard single-dish alignment points one antenna at the best available sky. Run that logic on two dishes and they both end up aimed at the same best sky, seeing the same satellites and the same obstructions. Bonding Alignment, in the Alignment section of … Read More
Using the Starlink Dish Orientation Card in Speedify to Stop Two Dishes Overlapping
The Starlink Dish Orientation Card in Speedify’s Starlink Control Center Shows Where Every Dish Is Aimed Pointing two Starlink dishes the same way wastes the second one. They see the same satellites and the same obstructions, so you carry the cost of two dishes for close to the coverage of one. The Dish Orientation card in Speedify’s Starlink Control Center … Read More
How to Mount Two Starlink Antennas for More Speed and Reliability with Speedify
Speedify Bonds Two Mounted Starlink Antennas into One Faster, More Reliable Connection Mounting one Starlink antenna is straightforward: find a clear spot, point it at the open sky, secure it. Mounting two antennas to gain speed and redundancy takes a bit more planning, because the two need to see different parts of the sky, and because both Starlink antennas ship … Read More
Why Use Two Starlink Dishes Together with Speedify? To Get Faster Upload and Download Speeds
Speedify Combines Two or More Starlink Dishes into One Faster, More Reliable Internet Connection You can use two Starlink dishes together, and the second dish doesn’t have to sit idle as a backup. The catch is that Starlink doesn’t combine dishes for you. Every Starlink dish ships locked to the same local IP address, 192.168.100.1, so a standard router reaches … Read More
Why Speedify Hardware-Agnostic Network Bonding Is Best for FIPS-Compliant Businesses
Speedify’s Hardware-Agnostic Architecture Solves a Real Problem for FIPS-Compliant IT Teams Proprietary network bonding appliances require organizations to standardize on a single hardware vendor. For businesses operating under FIPS requirements – satcom companies, contractors, agencies, regulated businesses – that creates procurement constraints, supply chain dependencies, and compatibility problems that add cost and delay to network projects. Speedify for Routers and … Read More
Using Speedify Bonding in FIPS-Restricted Environments: A Deployment Guide for IT Teams
Speedify for Routers Gives IT Teams Hardware-Agnostic Network Bonding in FIPS-Restricted Networks Businesses operating under FIPS 140-2 or FIPS 140-3 requirements – satcom players, defense contractors, federal IT teams, regulated businesses – need bonded internet connectivity that fits inside their compliance posture. Speedify for Routers, running on Linux-based hardware paired with a Speedify Self-Hosted Server, gives IT teams a deployment … Read More