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the beam forming is for the link up to the satellite. For the distribution, get 
the ethernet adapter and route things the way you would with any other Internet 
connection.

David Lang


On Wed, 15 Nov 2023, Jim Forster via Starlink wrote:

> Does Starlink’s beam forming support delivering services to about 100 home stretched over one mile?  The place in question would like to do fiber, but it’s in a senstive area, so getting permits is tricky (cannot use any previously undisturbed land), and so the fiber project has dragged on.  Now SL is available and some are getting it.  That’s fine, but could it support 100 over one linear mile?
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