I think I know the answer to this, but I thought I would ask it anyway. The area where I have my peplink is inaccessible to run new wires to because of how my house was constructed. All the cat-5 flows to this area as well as the old phone lines and rg-6 cable. I had comcast and AT&T DSL modems in this location. When AT&T made me switch from DSL to fiber, I had to use one of the cat5 lines running to a bedroom as my WAN line for that device because it was impossible to run fiber to where the router is. now I would like to install an existing starlink dish I have that is not being used. starlink recently made it so you can’t turn off your service entirely and not pay anything. The problem is I only have one cat-5 WAN line to work with. It would be great if 2 modems could share 1 WAN line through the use of a switch on both ends or some other device. Any solutions out there for a situation like this?
if the switch is a layer 3 device, you can setup 2 vlan wans. we are doing something similar and it works great. I hope this helps.
in order to get 2 vlan wan licenses for your router, you can wither purchase the 2 vlan wan license or if you have primecare, you get one free and will just need to purchase one license.