GL-A1300 and Starlink No WAN

[beabea]

Looking for direction on how to allow WAN port to see the Starlink dish. It reports no cable hooked up to WAN port.

I am using the GL-A1300 as the main router (no starlink router) 12v conversion setup.

All hardware tests Ok.

[admon]

Maybe related:

MT-1300 (Beryl) and Starlink Dish

Sorry to come back to this issue late. For Startlink we found there are some compatibility issues for Gigabit Ethernet. The solution is to set as 100Mbps. You can do this in luci. For A1300 you can use the following. For MT1300, need to check if exactly if it is these command. uci set network.@device[2].speed='100' uci commmit network /etc/init.d/network restart [7cdeb0d6649605460c67e08485ad7567]

[beabea]

Thank you.

I’m new to all this. Can you walk me through how to use the command line in luci to set to 100Mbps. I have luci open, just not sure how to proceed with change.

[GoodlifeBL]

Please use SSH cell to login the router, then run the command to change the WAN speed.

SSH to the Router - GL.iNet Router Docs 3 (gl-inet.com)

WAN negotiation speed

uci set network.@device[2].speed=‘100’

uci commit network

/etc/init.d/network restart

Turn off NAT acceleration

/etc/init.d/shortcut-fe stop

/etc/init.d/shortcut-fe disable

[Bcpst]

For those of you that get an error while executing uci set network.@device[2].speed=‘100’, the following might work:

uci set network.wan.speed=‘100’
uci commit network
/etc/init.d/network restart

and then disable the network acceleration using the web UI.
So far, disconnections stopped occurring.
Cheers