Cambium Networks Integrates with Starlink for Enterprise-Grade Service Delivery

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Cambium Networks (NASDAQ: CMBM) announced on October 29, 2025 an integration of its Cambium ONE Network solution with Starlink satellite Internet to enable enterprise-grade service delivery.

The integration ties Starlink LEO links into Cambium's Network Service Edge (NSE) and cnMaestro cloud management to provide multi-WAN aggregation and failover, centralized dish monitoring (alignment, latency, throughput), remote reboot, adaptive queue management for low-latency apps, application-aware firewall controls, DNS filtering for education, and restricted terminal management.

This enables unified management of wired, wireless, fiber, and satellite links for businesses, schools, service providers, and distributed enterprises relying on Starlink connectivity.

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Network Infrastructure Strategist

Cambium's Starlink integration extends enterprise management and SD‑WAN controls to satellite links, improving manageability and security for distributed networks.

Cambium ties Starlink LEO links into its Network Service Edge and cnMaestro cloud, enabling multi‑WAN aggregation, centralized monitoring, and application‑aware controls. This converts Starlink from a standalone access option into a managed WAN component within existing Cambium environments, letting operators treat satellite links like other WAN interfaces and apply consistent policies.

Execution depends on stable Starlink terminal APIs and on seamless telemetry in cnMaestro for dish alignment, latency, and throughput; any limits in terminal telemetry or Starlink firmware could reduce the promised visibility and remote control. Operational risks include handling LEO latency/variability in SD‑WAN policies and ensuring security rules do not impede failover behaviour.

Watch for uptake signals and technical validation in the coming quarters, starting Oct. 29, 2025, including proof points: deployments aggregating multiple Starlink links, reports of reduced onsite troubleshooting due to remote management, and evidence that AQM and firewall policies preserve real‑time app performance under congestion. These items will indicate whether the integration delivers meaningful enterprise utility versus being a marketing integration.

New integration with Cambium's Network Service Edge and cnMaestro brings centralized management, multi-WAN optimization, and enhanced security to Starlink deployments

HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill., Oct. 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Cambium Networks (NASDAQ: CMBM), a leading global provider of networking solutions, today announced integration of its Cambium ONE Network solution with Starlink satellite Internet services. The integration enables scalable management, visibility, and performance optimization for Starlink Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite connections in conjunction with Cambium's Network Service Edge (NSE) security/SD-WAN platform and the cnMaestro™ cloud management system.

The integration brings enterprise-grade services to networks connected to Starlink, delivering enhanced security, traffic intelligence, and multi-WAN scalability to businesses, schools, service providers, and distributed enterprises that depend on satellite broadband for critical connectivity.

Making Starlink Work for Business and Education

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite internet is transforming connectivity options in underserved and remote regions. When incorporated into business-grade networks, WAN bandwidth variability, network latency, and management scalability are important considerations. Cambium's NSE platform enhances network manageability, security, and adaptability important in these types of deployments.

Key capabilities of the integration include:

1. Multi-WAN Starlink Support – Each NSE supports multiple Starlink WAN interfaces for bandwidth aggregation and failover, in addition to improved manageability.
   
   
2. Centralized Starlink Monitoring via cnMaestro Cloud – Administrators gain full visibility of dish alignment, latency, and throughput metrics, plus remote reboot capabilities, to minimize onsite visits for troubleshooting.
   
   
3. Adaptive Queue Management (AQM) – Ensures fairness and low latency even under congestion, keeping real-time applications like Zoom or Teams stable.
   
   
4. Application-Aware Firewall – Enables granular policy control over apps, bandwidth, and user behavior to preserve Starlink bandwidth for mission-critical use.
   
   
5. DNS Filtering for Education and Public Networks – Provides CIPA-compliant filtering with 80+ content categories to safeguard users in schools and public venues.
   
   
6. Firewall Enforcement for Starlink Terminal Access – Restricts dish management to authorized administrators, preventing unauthorized reboots or configuration changes.

With these features, Cambium empowers network operators to combine multiple Starlink links, intelligently route traffic, and manage satellite networks from the same interface they already use to manage their Cambium wireless and wired infrastructure.

An Enterprise-Ready Starlink Experience

Starlink integration extends Cambium's ONE Network framework to deliver a unified network ecosystem across wireless, wired, fiber, and satellite technologies. By pairing Starlink's reach with Cambium's security and orchestration capabilities, organizations can achieve reliable, policy-driven connectivity across all their locations—from businesses or schools in remote regions to enterprise branches worldwide.

To see the new Starlink integration in action, take a tour with our guided demo:
Cambium Networks Starlink Integration Guided Demo

About Cambium Networks

Cambium Networks enables service providers, enterprises, industrial organizations, and governments to deliver exceptional digital experiences and device connectivity with compelling economics. Our ONE Network platform simplifies management across Cambium Networks' wired, wireless broadband, and network edge technologies—allowing customers to focus more on their mission and less on network complexity. We make connectivity that just works.

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FAQ

What did Cambium Networks (CMBM) announce about Starlink on October 29, 2025?

Cambium announced integration of its Cambium ONE Network with Starlink, combining Starlink LEO links with NSE and cnMaestro for centralized management and multi-WAN capabilities.

How does the CMBM Starlink integration improve connectivity for schools and businesses?

It adds multi-WAN aggregation, failover, DNS filtering for education, application-aware firewalling, and centralized monitoring to stabilize and secure Starlink links.

What management features does cnMaestro provide for Starlink in the CMBM integration?

cnMaestro offers centralized dish monitoring (alignment, latency, throughput), remote reboot, visibility, and performance telemetry for Starlink terminals.

How does Cambium's NSE handle Starlink WAN interfaces for CMBM customers?

Each NSE supports multiple Starlink WAN interfaces for bandwidth aggregation and automatic failover while enabling traffic intelligence and policy routing.

Will the CMBM integration help real‑time apps like Zoom or Teams over Starlink?

Yes; the integration includes Adaptive Queue Management to reduce latency and maintain fairness during congestion for real‑time applications.