Partial Node · Setup guide
Starlink's own router can't run EZLINK directly. The trick is to put a MikroTik or OpenWRT router behind it — Starlink provides the internet, and the second router runs EZLINK.
Sign in, accept the short Host Agreement, and we'll generate your Node ID + Token (and the installer, if there is one) on the spot.
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Open the Starlink app → Settings → Bypass Mode → enable. This turns off Starlink's Wi-Fi so your downstream router takes over. The Starlink router will only forward traffic from now on.
Tip: Bypass Mode disables the Starlink app's local Wi-Fi controls until you factory-reset the router. That's fine — you'll manage Wi-Fi from your second router from here on.
Connect an ethernet cable from the Starlink ethernet port (or Ethernet Adapter on Gen 2) to the WAN port of your second router. Power on the second router.
Follow the MikroTik guide OR the OpenWRT guide on this website — whichever router you have. The steps are identical from there.
No internet on the second router
Make sure Starlink Bypass Mode is on. Reboot the second router.
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