We have a customer that want to create a Speedfusion between two sites both with only Starlink WANs. from what I understand that we need a static public IP address at one side of the Speedfusion which I know Starlink doesn’t offer on any plan including the business plan.
I was wondering if there is a work around this?
Is that perhaps a regional thing, as every single one of my Starlinks gets a direct public IPv4 address (all on business plans, registered in the UK).
You could use a FusionHub hosted in a public cloud to act as a meeting point, the hub would have a static IP and you would build a tunnel towards that from each of the Starlink connected sites.
If all the remote Peplink devices are active PrimeCare units then you can just use the free FusionHub Solo licence for this purpose as they do not consume a licence slot on the hub, otherwise you would need to consider a FusionHub essentials license.
Where you host this may be up to you, or dictated by who can provide the lowest latency between the Starlink ground stations, but there are plenty of low/minimal cost options that are easy to get up and running.
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Without hub, you can go on your Starlink account and ask for publicly routable ip (dynamic but not so much, you need to activate the option) and use Findmypeplink as a dyndns service. Doing all from InControl should make it easy to afterwards configure the SF tunnel using their findmypeplink urls.