Network A — Dedicated
10 units
Villa 1–7 + Indah 2, 3, 4
1 Starlink dish per unit · 2 mesh nodes per unit
Private network · 1 password per villa
Guests never share bandwidth with neighbours
Network B — Shared
6 dishes
Duplex A–D · Pool · Spa · Lobby
Restaurant · Gym · Security · Indah 1
Multi-WAN router · Access points
~1,200 Mbps combined staff + guest bandwidth
Part 1 — Dedicated Villa Network
↳Each villa gets its own dish so guests have private, unshared bandwidth — heavy streaming in Villa 4 never affects Villa 2.
Hardware per villa (× 7)
| 1× | Starlink dish + router | Already owned — no purchase needed |
| 1× | Starlink Ethernet Adapter | Enables Bypass mode → Deco takes over routing |
| 3× | TP-Link Deco X20 or X55 (see comparison below) | 1 main node (wired to dish) + 2 mesh nodes |
Installation steps (per villa)
- 01Starlink dish already mounted — connect ethernet adapter to dish output
- 02In Starlink app: Settings → Advanced → enable Bypass Mode — disables Starlink WiFi, lets Deco handle all routing
- 03Connect ethernet adapter output to main Deco node (WAN port) — place centrally on ground floor
- 04Place Deco node 2 on upper floor or back of villa — connects wirelessly or via short ethernet cable
- 05Place Deco node 3 on terrace or garden side for outdoor coverage
- 06Set SSID + 1 unique password per villa via TP-Link Deco app
- 07Villa 7 (+2BR): spread nodes wider — one per floor/wing
✓ TP-Link officially supports Starlink + Deco. Enable Bypass Mode on Starlink router, connect main Deco node to ethernet adapter. Full mesh with 1 SSID and 1 password per villa — identical guest experience at roughly half the cost of native Starlink mesh nodes.
↳Indah villas are premium private units — dedicated bandwidth aligns with the premium positioning and keeps experience independent from the shared guest network.
Hardware per villa (× 3)
| 1× | Starlink dish + router | Already owned — no purchase needed |
| 1× | Starlink Ethernet Adapter | Enables Bypass mode → Deco takes over routing |
| 3× | TP-Link Deco X20 or X55 | 1 main node + 2 mesh nodes per villa |
Installation steps (per villa)
- 01Dish on roof Indah 2, 3 or 4 — 2m height difference vs D-block, clear sky view available
- 02Enable Bypass Mode in Starlink app, connect ethernet adapter to main Deco node
- 03Main Deco node centrally inside — away from thick stone walls if possible
- 04Mesh node 1: upper floor or back of villa
- 05Mesh node 2: outdoor terrace or garden side
- 06Configure unique SSID + password per villa via Deco app
⚠ Indah 1 is permanently occupied (not a guest unit) and falls under the shared network — no dedicated dish needed there.
↳All 6 shared WAN lines terminate here — lobby and A3 office get wired priority, the highest reliability on the resort.
Hardware
| 1× | Starlink dish (already owned) | WAN 1, lobby roof — no purchase needed |
| 1× | Starlink Ethernet Adapter | Bypass Starlink router → feed ER8411 |
| 1× | TP-Link ER8411 Multi-WAN Router | Manages all 6 WAN lines |
| 1× | TP-Link TL-SG1016PE PoE Switch 16-port | Distributes LAN + powers APs |
| 1× | TP-Link EAP225 Indoor AP | Lobby + A3 WiFi coverage |
| 1× | UPS 600VA | Protects router + switch during power cuts |
Installation steps
- 01Mount Dish S1 on Lobby roof — highest point, clear sky view
- 02All 6 Starlink ethernet adapters feed into ER8411 WAN ports 1–6
- 03Configure ER8411: load balancing across all 6 lines, A3 office on dedicated port
- 04PoE switch on LAN side of ER8411 — distributes to all shared-network APs
- 05A3 office wired directly to switch — no WiFi layer, fastest possible connection
- 06EAP225 ceiling-mounted in Lobby
★ Priority #1. This is the brain of the shared network. Install ER8411 and PoE switch in a locked, ventilated cabinet in A3 with the UPS beside it.
↳One outdoor AP covers the full pool zone and both duplex rows — the central location means no dead spots around the pool.
Hardware
| 1× | Starlink dish (already owned) | Mounted on B-block roof — no purchase needed |
| 1× | Starlink Ethernet Adapter | WAN 2 → ER8411 |
| 1× | WAVLINK AX3000 Outdoor AP (IP67, PoE) | Pool-side corner, ~3m height |
| 1× | CAT6 outdoor cable ~25m | Switch in A3 → outdoor AP |
Installation steps
- 01Dish S2 on B-block roof, ethernet run to A3 ER8411 WAN 2
- 02CAT6 run from PoE switch in A3 along wall to pool edge — in PVC conduit
- 03Outdoor AP on corner between A-block and pool, aimed across pool and duplex rows
- 04Set existing duplex routers to AP mode on same SSID as shared network
↳C and D blocks sit higher on the plot — a separate dish here prevents the terrain elevation from causing signal degradation to the lower shared network.
Hardware
| 1× | Starlink dish (already owned) | Mounted on D-block roof — no purchase needed |
| 1× | Starlink Ethernet Adapter | WAN 3 → ER8411 |
| 1× | WAVLINK AX3000 Outdoor AP (IP67, PoE) | Between C and D blocks |
| 1× | CAT6 outdoor cable ~32m | Switch in A3 → uphill to AP |
Installation steps
- 01Dish S3 on D-block roof, run ethernet to A3 ER8411 WAN 3
- 02CAT6 from PoE switch uphill along left side of plot — in conduit
- 03Outdoor AP mounted between C and D rows, covers both blocks
- 04Existing routers in C and D units set to AP mode
↳Indah 1 is permanently occupied — it needs reliable internet but doesn't require the premium isolated setup of guest villas.
Hardware
| 1× | Starlink dish (already owned) | Mounted on Indah 1 roof — no purchase needed |
| 1× | Starlink Ethernet Adapter | WAN 4 → ER8411 |
| 1× | TP-Link EAP225 Indoor AP | Coverage inside Indah 1 |
| 1× | CAT6 cable ~10m | Through or along dividing wall |
Installation steps
- 01Dish S4 on Indah 1 roof, ethernet to A3 ER8411 WAN 4 (~30m run)
- 02Indoor AP ceiling-mounted in Indah 1 living area
- 03Can share SSID with shared guest network or have its own — recommend separate SSID for residents
↳Spa sits on a lower level with a height difference — a P2P bridge replaces a difficult 55m cable run down the slope while Dish S5 provides its own independent bandwidth.
Hardware
| 1× | Starlink dish (already owned) | On Spa roof, lower level — no purchase needed |
| 1× | Starlink Ethernet Adapter | Dish S5 → P2P bridge Unit B |
| 1× | P2P 5.8GHz Bridge set (2-pack) | Spa roof → Lobby roof, replaces 55m cable |
| 1× | Mini PoE switch 5-port | Local distribution at Spa |
| 1× | TP-Link EAP225 Indoor AP | Spa interior + winkeltje coverage |
| 1× | CAT6 ~15m | Spa local distribution |
Installation steps
- 01Dish S5 on Spa roof — own dedicated dish, independent of bridge signal
- 02P2P Bridge Unit B on Spa roof — receives dish ethernet (~5m cable)
- 03P2P Bridge Unit A on Lobby roof — aimed at Spa, verify line-of-sight first
- 04Bridge Unit A → short cable (~8m) to ER8411 WAN 5
- 05Mini switch at Spa distributes to indoor AP and restaurant upstairs
- 06Restaurant (1st floor above Lobby) covered by Lobby AP — no extra AP needed
⚠ Verify line-of-sight between Spa roof and Lobby roof before ordering bridge. If blocked by trees or wall — run CAT6 along the stairway instead (cheaper, ~Rp 300.000 in extra cable).
↳The 6th dish serves as both staff/security coverage and a full failover — if any WAN line drops, ER8411 redistributes automatically without guests noticing.
Hardware
| 1× | Starlink dish (already owned) | Gym or Security roof — no purchase needed |
| 1× | Starlink Ethernet Adapter | WAN 6 → ER8411 |
| 1× | TP-Link EAP225 Indoor AP | Staff + security camera network |
| 1× | CAT6 ~22m | Switch in A3 → entry area AP |
Installation steps
- 01Dish S6 on Gym roof, ethernet to A3 ER8411 WAN 6
- 02EAP225 covering gym interior and security post
- 03ER8411 configured: WAN 6 active as both regular WAN and failover for all others
Cable Overview — Shared Network CAT6 Runs
Dish S1 (Lobby roof) → ER8411 WAN1~8mVertical drop from roof to A3
Dish S2 (B-block) → ER8411 WAN2~20mAlong wall to A3
Dish S3 (D-block) → ER8411 WAN3~35mDownhill along left side to A3
Dish S4 (Indah 1) → ER8411 WAN4~30mAlong top of plot to A3
Dish S5 (Spa) → P2P Bridge Unit B~5mShort run on Spa roof
P2P Bridge Unit A (Lobby) → ER8411 WAN5~8mLobby roof to A3
Dish S6 (Gym) → ER8411 WAN6~22mEntry side to A3
Switch → Outdoor AP pool zone~25mLAN, in PVC conduit along wall
Switch → Outdoor AP duplex C/D~32mLAN, uphill in conduit
TOTAL
~185m
+ 20% reserve → order 225m outdoor CAT6
Mesh Node Comparison — TP-Link Deco vs Starlink Native
| Option | WiFi | Starlink compatible | Notes | Price/node |
|---|
| TP-Link Deco X20 ✓ Recommended budget |
WiFi 6 · AX1800 |
Yes — official TP-Link guide |
Widely available in Indonesia, solid coverage for villa size |
~Rp 1.200.000 |
| TP-Link Deco X55 ✓ Recommended premium |
WiFi 6 · AX3000 |
Yes — official TP-Link guide |
Faster speeds, 3 ethernet ports per node for wired backhaul |
~Rp 1.600.000 |
| Starlink Mesh Node (native) |
WiFi 5 · AC |
Native — plug and play |
Easier setup but older WiFi standard and 2× the price |
Rp 2.499.000 |
Setup difference: Deco requires enabling Bypass Mode in the Starlink app (Settings → Advanced) before connecting. One-time step per villa, takes ~2 minutes. After that it works identically — 1 SSID, 1 password, seamless roaming.
Cost Estimate — IDR · All 16 dishes already owned
| Product | Qty | Price (IDR) |
|---|
| DEDICATED VILLA NETWORK (10 units) |
| Starlink Ethernet Adapter (1 per villa — enables Bypass Mode) | 10× | Rp 4.000.000 |
| Option A: TP-Link Deco X20 (3 per villa × 10 villas) | 30× | Rp 36.000.000 |
| Dedicated subtotal — Option A (Deco X20) | Rp 40.000.000 |
| Option B: TP-Link Deco X55 (3 per villa × 10 villas) | 30× | Rp 48.000.000 |
| Dedicated subtotal — Option B (Deco X55) | Rp 52.000.000 |
| SHARED NETWORK — CORE |
| TP-Link ER8411 Multi-WAN Router | 1× | Rp 6.200.000 |
| TP-Link TL-SG1016PE PoE Switch 16-port | 1× | Rp 2.100.000 |
| Starlink Ethernet Adapter (1 per shared dish) | 6× | Rp 2.400.000 |
| UPS 600VA | 1× | Rp 1.200.000 |
| SHARED NETWORK — ACCESS POINTS |
| WAVLINK AX3000 Outdoor WiFi 6 AP (IP67, PoE) | 2× | Rp 1.700.000 |
| TP-Link EAP225 Indoor AP | 3× | Rp 3.150.000 |
| SHARED NETWORK — SPA BACKHAUL |
| P2P 5.8GHz Bridge set (2-pack) | 1× | Rp 1.100.000 |
| Mini PoE switch 5-port (Spa side) | 1× | Rp 380.000 |
| Shared network subtotal | Rp 18.230.000 |
| CABLING + ACCESSORIES |
| Outdoor CAT6 UV-resistant cable (225m) | 1× | Rp 1.400.000 |
| PVC conduit + RJ45 connectors + tools | — | Rp 950.000 |
| Pole + bracket for outdoor APs | 2× | Rp 700.000 |
| Cabling subtotal | Rp 3.050.000 |
| TOTAL — Option A (Deco X20, budget) | | ±Rp 61.280.000 |
| TOTAL — Option B (Deco X55, recommended) | | ±Rp 73.280.000 |
* All 16 Starlink dishes assumed already owned — no dish costs included.
* Deco X20 saves ~Rp 62.000.000 vs native Starlink mesh nodes at equivalent or better WiFi performance (WiFi 6 vs WiFi 5).
Product Links — Where to Buy
TP-Link Deco X20 — WiFi 6 Mesh Node (Budget pick)
~Rp 1.200.000 per unit · Need 30 total (3 per villa × 10 villas) — buy as 1-packs
WiFi 6, AX1800, officially compatible with Starlink via Bypass Mode. Best value option — half the price of native Starlink mesh nodes with newer WiFi standard.
TP-Link Deco X55 — WiFi 6 Mesh Node (Recommended)
~Rp 1.600.000 per unit · Need 30 total (3 per villa × 10 villas)
WiFi 6, AX3000 — faster than X20, 3 Gigabit ethernet ports per node enables wired backhaul between nodes for the most stable villa mesh. Best balance of price and performance for a resort.
Starlink Ethernet Adapter (check Gen 2 vs Gen 3 per dish)
±Rp 400.000 per adapter · Need 16 total (10 dedicated + 6 shared)
Required for both dedicated villas (Bypass Mode → Deco) and shared network (bypass → ER8411). Check which generation your dishes are before ordering — Gen 2 and Gen 3 use different connectors.
TP-Link ER8411 Multi-WAN Router (8× WAN)
Rp 6.200.000 · Need 1
Manages all 6 shared WAN lines with automatic load balancing and failover — the central brain of the shared network.
TP-Link TL-SG1016PE — 16-Port PoE Switch
Rp 2.100.000 · Need 1
Powers all access points over ethernet cable — no separate power outlets needed at AP locations.
WAVLINK AX3000 Outdoor WiFi 6 AP (IP67, PoE)
±Rp 850.000 per unit · Need 2 (pool zone + duplex C/D)
IP67-rated weatherproof outdoor AP — survives Bali rain season. Covers 200–300m radius including pool and outdoor duplex areas.
TP-Link EAP225 — Indoor Access Point
Rp 1.050.000 per unit · Need 3 (Lobby, Indah 1, Spa/Gym)
Ceiling-mounted indoor AP integrating with TP-Link Omada SDN for central management of all shared network APs from one dashboard.
Point-to-Point 5.8GHz Bridge — 2-Pack
±Rp 1.100.000 · Need 1 set
Replaces the 55m cable run from Spa (lower level) to A3 office — two short cables + wireless link across the slope.
Outdoor CAT6 UV-Resistant Cable — Direct Burial (225m)
±Rp 1.400.000 · Need 225m (order 1 full roll)
Must be outdoor-rated with UV-resistant jacket — standard indoor CAT6 degrades within months in tropical humidity and direct sun exposure.