Your Starlink connection is the network anchor for Link Star. The public IP prefix assigned to your account is whitelisted as a trusted network origin. Connections from outside this range face additional scrutiny.
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Public IP: 5.151.xxx.xxx · Prefix 5.151. · Devon, UK · Bypass mode active
HOW IT WORKS
Starlink in bypass mode gives your router direct control of the WAN connection. The public IP assigned to your account stays within a consistent IP range (prefix) even when the exact IP changes. Link Star whitelists this prefix as a trusted network context.
IP alone is not sufficient. Starlink IP is one of seven factors — not a standalone gate. A VPN user with a spoofed IP would still fail YubiKey, GPS, and beacon checks. Use it as a supporting signal, not the primary defence.
CGNAT note: Starlink uses CGNAT in some areas. In bypass mode with your own router (OPNsense/pfSense), you get a more stable public IP. The coturn STUN server in the SNO stack handles NAT traversal for Netbird peers.
LIVE READINGS
SIGNAL QUALITY
88%
LATENCY
38ms
DOWNLOAD
142 Mbps
UPLOAD
22 Mbps
OBSTRUCTION
0.3%
MODE
BYPASS
IP CONFIGURATION
ENROLLED IP PREFIX REQUIRED
First 2 octets of your Starlink public IP. Find it at ipinfo.io while on Starlink.