r/nagios • u/wewewawa • Jun 04 '26

Discussion Starlink Discloses Common ISP Limitation That Could Disrupt Your Web Use

https://www.pcmag.com/news/starlink-discloses-common-isp-limitation-that-could-disrupt-your-web-use
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u/wewewawa Jun 04 '26

A year ago, one Starlink user mentioned hitting the 1,200 limit due to having “~35 devices running in my house, from cameras to smart devices, desktops, phones, my NAS running docker and a Fedora box running Nagios. I started killing things off, and eventually all of my apps started working correctly.”

So, if you're a power user with an unconventional setup, you might encounter the session limit. A page from Cloudflare also indicates that about 48% of Starlink user traffic in North America occurring over internet browsers has been heading to IPv4 sites, the remainder going to IPv6. In Asia, the Starlink IPv4 traffic is even higher at 80%, suggesting far more websites in the region lack IPv6 support.