How's service delivered to the South Pole?
Iqaluit?
As long as your traffic is terminated at the same POP, you won't get any session terminations.
And Starlink tells you when your public IP changes anyway
How can this be ridiculous? Is it ridiculous because the data does not match your believes...? Confirmation bias?
It's Data. And it hints, amongst other things that they have seen the same that I am seeing on every single Starlink installation I got my hands on so far: There is no active handover, and no shared state between Sats.
And you are referring to the wrong layer, talking about the ground station. Of course that does not move, and does not forget about your IP. Wrong layer.
It's about the Satellites (!) not doing an active handover and not sharing L2 state, like it would the case for any meshed network, no matter if cellular or WiFi. The analogy here would be a WiFi access point or a cell tower, and you roaming from one to the next while having a phone call, not having any drop-outs. That's the industry standard for Wireless. Starlink isn't there (yet).
If you don't think that true data is true, check ARP table of the MAC of your gateway IP changing after handover.
You appear to be a happy Starlink user - so do you care to share some 24h benchmark with us to prove your claims? I would highly appreciate that!
So far sadly none of the "But it works!" people has been able or willing to provide a benchmark on their own setup. `
Again: I am not here to win and argument. But to change my conclusions, I need data that hints at my conclusions potentially being wrong. As explained elsewhere in this thread, due to lack of serious benchmarks, most of this is based on anecdotical data points.
That person has posted an install in a moving vehicle with the antenna inside.
Do you think I can't read or what?
The ground stations don't handle user IP addresses or even IP packets.
They are strictly layer 2 from the user perspective and traffic is terminated at POP's.
Here's a scientist that does actual work, not the nonsense you've been posting as "data".
https://www.reddit.com/user/panuvic/submitted/
I gave you his email.
I've pointed out to you where you can travel to test laser service yourself.
I'm not saying "but it works"
I pointed out to you places that can't be served without laser connectivity.
It's like asking me to prove the earth isn't flat.
You also clearly do not know what Layer 2 on the ISO/OSI model is.
But you are in total rage mode.
Triggered because the actual data invalidates what your cult says? :)
Sorry, will ignore you from now on. Again: Religion is not my cup of tea, bold claims on powerpoint presentations neither, I prefer to use data. We simply do not share a model of the world that is compatible to discuss these kind of things. No harm done, but no thank you :)
So, yes, confirmation bias.
