0.2 Orbius Platform Overview — Portal, Support & NaaS Architecture

0.2 Orbius Platform Overview — Portal, Support & NaaS Architecture

Overview

The Orbius service is delivered through three interconnected components: the NaaS Platform (underlying network infrastructure), the Orbius Portal (your operational control plane), and the Help Center (your support and documentation hub).

Component

Purpose / URL

Orbius NaaS Platform

Underlying satellite-to-core network. Interacted with via Portal or API.
Traffic delivered via NNI in regional datacenter

Orbius Portal

Self-service web interface to provision, manage, monitor, and report on all Starlink service lines.

URL: portal.orbius.com

Orbius Help Center

Documentation, knowledge base, and ticketing (separate account required)

URL: support.orbius.com

 

Orbius NaaS sits between you and the Starlink satellite network. The Starlink network itself is composed of:

     User Terminals (UT) — the satellite antenna at the site, communicating with satellites via Ku-band

     Satellites — LEO constellation at ~550 km altitude, typically delivering 30–60 ms latency

     Gateways — ground stations receiving traffic from satellites via Ka-band or inter-satellite laser links (ISL)

     Points of Presence (PoP) — where Orbius interconnects with Starlink to deliver your traffic to the internet or your private core via a Private Network Interconnect (PNI)

Orbius NaaS Architecture Diagram

The Orbius Portal

The Orbius Portal at portal.orbius.com is a carrier-grade self-service platform. All major operational tasks are performed here, organised around the concept of a Service Line: the logical link between a Starlink terminal, a data subscription, and a service address.

Key portal capabilities:

  1. Create, manage, and deactivate Service Lines
  2. Real-time telemetry: downlink/uplink throughput, latency, ping drop rate, signal quality, obstruction
  3. Configure subscription plans, overage, L2VPN VLANs, and public IP
  4. Track data consumption at service line and account level
  5. Export usage reports, request audit trail and location data

The Orbius Help Center

The Help Center at support.orbius.com runs on Zoho Desk and is a separate system from the Portal, requiring a separate account. It provides knowledge base articles, support ticket submission, and SLA reference.
 

📌  Note:

You need two separate accounts: one for portal.orbius.com and one for support.orbius.com.

 

L1 / L2 / L3 Support Model 

Tier

Owner

Scope

How to escalate

L1

Operator

Site-level: physical checks, portal self-service, connectivity testing

Use this Knowledge Base to resolve

L2

Orbius

Platform issues, service line faults, L2VPN, billing, portal access

Submit ticket at support.orbius.com

L3

Starlink

Satellite network infrastructure, coverage, PoP issues

Orbius escalates on your behalf after L2 triage


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