Currently, the number of Internet users is growing inexorably. If in cities the vast majority of people are regular users of the Internet, then in small towns, villages and hamlets many only dream of connecting to the World Wide Web. This is due to some connection difficulties, for example, lack of coverage, high cost of equipment.

First of all, you should study all possible offers (connection tariffs, cost necessary equipment, subscription fee) for the region of interest and connection options, including:

• cable connection (fiber optic or network cable);
• wireless connection (WiFi, mobile phone, 3G modem);
• Satellite Internet.

The most reliable, stable and fast way is the connection via fiber optic cable. If there is such an offer for a specific locality, then it is worth taking advantage of it, although the cost of connection is very expensive. A wired network cable is as fast as a fiber optic cable, but is still a less reliable method. Flaw this method– at the sites air gasket cable during a thunderstorm, there is a possibility of failure of network equipment from static electricity.

If on the territory of a populated area there is telephone line, then it can also be used to connect to the Internet by connecting a computer to it via an ADSL modem and ordering an Internet access service from a telephone operator.

Sometimes, due to the specifics of the area or distances, it is much easier and cheaper to connect to the Internet using wireless equipment using Wi-Fi technology. However, in in this case the disadvantage is a potentially unstable signal due to radio interference. Most cheap option– connection to the Internet through a mobile operator. To do this, buy a special modem or a mobile phone that can act as a modem. Connect to the Internet access service through your operator. Pay attention to the signal quality of the tower mobile communications. Two-way and one-way satellite Internet (SI) is an excellent option for those remote from cities locality ov, however it is also the most expensive, because involves the purchase of expensive equipment, as well as its installation and configuration by qualified employees. To operate a two-way SI, the user purchases a satellite antenna, transmitting and receiving units, as well as a satellite terminal. One-way SI provides for the presence of a satellite card (DVB card), satellite dish and the amplifier-converter installed on it.

For acceptance final decision weigh all the advantages and disadvantages of each option and choose the most suitable one.

The quality of communication outside the city is traditionally worse, and the coverage area is smaller. However, you can bring Internet to the village even if there is a weak signal - to do this, contact the itYOTA company!

The main problems are usually related to the distance from the base station, as well as the presence of natural interference: wooded areas, hills, etc. Such difficulties are solved by using additional equipment, in particular, a powerful antenna. This allows you to connect to the Internet in a village, even one located in an area with a weak signal.

To access the Internet from one device (for example, a laptop or tablet), you can purchase a 3G or 4G modem and select the appropriate one tariff plan. However, if you need to provide access to several users at the same time, it is recommended to do this using a Wi-Fi router.

The advantages are that in this case one Internet channel in the village is paid for, and the signal received from it is distributed to all consumers (for example, family members; or to save money, you can team up with neighbors). Among other things, they are all members of the same local network and can use shared resources, exchange data, etc.

Installation of Internet in the village by our specialists

If you decide to bring Internet to a village, contact itYOTA. Professionals who perfectly know all the intricacies of modern wireless communications work here. IN as soon as possible they will do:

• measuring the signal level on the site and in the house;
• selection of equipment configuration;
• delivery of equipment to the site, its installation and connection;
• setup, control testing.

For individuals:

Maximum data reception speed	Price	Application
1 Mbit/sec.	390 rub./month.	Submit your application
4.1 Mbit/sec.	590 rub./month.	Submit your application
8.5 Mbit/sec.	690 rub./month.	Submit your application
30 Mbit/sec.	750 rub./month.	Submit your application
up to 100 Mbit/sec.	850 rub./month.	Submit your application

For legal entities:

Until the end of the promotion:

If the Internet speed in the village is below the required level or there are complaints about the operation of the communication channel, optional equipment to strengthen the signal. This allows you to obtain a reliable high-quality connection, sufficient not only for simple types web surfing (which includes news, mail, communication, training, etc.), but also for watching videos, downloading large files, participating in resource-intensive online games, etc.

Thanks to modern communication technologies, when connecting to the Internet in a village, its quality will not be inferior to connections used in the city. You can use it not only in open spaces, but also in the house.

You can get internet in the village by calling the contact number or sending an online application.

Stages of work

Call us and we will select a time for a specialist to visit

We go out and measure the Internet speed

We will select the equipment you need

We carry out neat installation without dust and wires

Setting it up Personal Area and connect the tariff plan

Which better internet conduct

Satellite

This type of connection is relatively expensive, and the costs are practically not recouped during operation. Additionally, each month the user must pay a fairly high subscription fee, and the data transfer speed leaves much to be desired. Satellite Internet is very dependent on weather conditions: if the sky is overcast, the signal significantly weakens.

Fiber optic

With such a connection, providers promise high speed data exchange and stable communication. But in practice, network operating parameters are often lower than stated, and technical support is not always available. In addition, not everywhere it is possible to connect to fiber optic lines.

Mobile

In this case, the connection to the Internet is established via a modem. But such a connection only works where there is a good signal. Without it, the speed will be low, and the connection will be constantly interrupted.

Internet from IT-Yota

High speed connection with unlimited traffic and stable connection without interruptions. Qualified technical support 24/7. Conclusion of an official contract and a 2-year warranty for installed antenna equipment.

Question answer

1. Is it possible to connect to the Internet in an area with poor cellular coverage?

   The solution to the problem is to use equipment that amplify the signal.

2. Are there any restrictions on downloading from torrents or other file hosting services in the tariff plans?

   There is no traffic limit for these services.

3. Are there tariffs with daily debiting?

   Yes, there are such people.

4. How to pay for internet?

   Use your personal account, Qiwi terminal or Sberbank Online service.

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And make money from it

In 2013, my husband and I moved to the village of Baranovo, 20 km from the city of Stary Oskol, Belgorod region.

Vera Kolesnichenko

connected the Internet in my village and three neighboring ones

In retirement, I earn extra money by developing standards and methods for product quality control in small companies. I need the Internet to work. I also got used to paying bills, making doctor’s appointments and communicating with friends via the Internet.

Quality mobile internet in my village it’s terrible: Megafon, MTS and Beeline have networks that appear and then disappear. I put up with the situation for two years and went to the city to check email and send the documents.

In order not to lose my job and the usual comfort of home, I found a way to bring the Internet to the village. In this article I will tell you about connection options, their costs and the difficulties that you will encounter.

What's wrong with the Internet in rural Russia?

In Russia, the Internet has been installed in every second rural house - these figures are provided by the Ministry of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation. But in my village, only 69 out of 265 households are connected to the Internet, and in the neighboring village - 12 out of 80.

The quality of communication is not taken into account in the report. If the mobile operator declares coverage, the village is considered connected to the Internet. In practice, my mobile Internet from Beeline is not enough to work in a Google document or access a social network page.

If you are reading this, you already have internet.

The report is optimistic, but is shattered by reality: only 7.9% of households are not connected to the Internet due to lack of technical feasibility, and in 65% of cases people supposedly simply don’t need the Internet. In fact, it’s the other way around: there is a desire, but no technical ability.

On the coverage map of cellular operators in our village, 3G from Beeline should work. In practice, phones simply don’t find it. If there is no cell tower within a radius of 6 km from the village, as in my case, then the signal will be weak.

On the Sitcom website you can check the mobile Internet coverage area of ​​different operators. This is what the MTS 3G and 4G coverage area looks like in the vicinity of my village. How brighter shade red, the stronger the signal. Darkest color means 4G

What type of connection to choose

There are several options for connecting to the Internet in the village: flash modem, repeater, satellite Internet, telephony, Wi-Fi access points. The choice usually depends on technical characteristics devices and the prices you are willing to pay for high-quality communications. If a mobile communication tower has already been built in the village, you can get by with a cheaper flash modem or repeater. If there is no tower, then you will have to choose from the remaining more expensive alternatives.

I spent two years looking for the best connection option. I tried using flash modems from different operators and satellite Internet. Flash modems provided speeds of no more than 256 Kbps at a cost of 700 RUR per month within a tariff of up to 5 GB. One-way satellite Internet "Rainbow" was unlimited, but provided speeds of up to 512 Kbps - with this speed, even web pages took a long time to load. I paid 1000 R a month for such pleasure, but decided to abandon the expensive and ineffective option.

Access points from Rostelecom are the most cost-effective option, but their range is limited to 100 meters. Even if there is such a point in your village, it is not a fact that your house will fall within its coverage area. One access point is installed for the entire village.

7500 R

It’s worth connecting a WiFi hotspot

There are usually up to four houses within a radius of 100 meters. You can find a pole with equipment yourself or find out its location from the head of the village administration. If there is an access point in your village, all you have to do is take the gadget, go to the pole and catch the network. How to connect and register is explained in step-by-step instructions on the website "Rostelecom-guru".

Now I use the Internet through an access point from an IT provider that I chose myself.

Internet connection options in the village

Way	What should be done	Price	Fee per month	Advantages and disadvantages
Flash modem	Select a mobile operator, buy a flash modem, choose the optimal tariff	for free	from 200 R	👎 No unlimited tariffs and declared speed, communication quality depends on the weather
	Find a provider, submit an application	from 4900 R	from 570 R	👎 Delays in eliminating accidents and repairing equipment due to the remoteness of the office
	Submit an application to Rostelecom	7500 R	from 449 R	👎 Lack of access point in your area
		14 890-42 480 R	from 1500 R	👎 Limitation of traffic volume within the tariff, high cost of equipment and subscription fees
Amplifier-repeater for flash modem from the dealer		RUB 20,000	from 600 R	👎 Conditional unlimited Internet from 1 to 25 GB according to the tariff, expensive equipment, no technical support, no declared speed, connection quality depends on the weather
	Submit an application, organize the laying of a telephone cable to the house	from 38,600 R	from 450 R	👎 High cost of installing a telephone cable, Internet speed from 1.5 Mbit/s

Flash modem

What should be done

Select a mobile operator, buy a flash modem, choose the optimal tariff

Price

for free

Fee per month

Advantages and disadvantages

👍 Price, easy to connect, payment online

👎 There are no unlimited tariffs and declared speed, the quality of communication depends on the weather

Access point from IT provider

What should be done

Find a provider, submit an application

Price

from 4900 R

Fee per month

Advantages and disadvantages

👍 Declared speed from 5 Mbit/s, technical support, unlimited Internet

👎 Delays in eliminating accidents and repairing equipment due to the remoteness of the office

Wi-Fi access points from Rostelecom under the digital divide elimination program

What should be done

Submit an application to Rostelecom

Price

7500 R

Fee per month

Advantages and disadvantages

👍 Declared speed 10 Mbit/s, connection stability, technical support, online payment

👎 Lack of access point in your area

Satellite Internet (one-way or two-way)

What should be done

Find a company selling and installing equipment, submit an application

Price

14 890-42 480 R

Fee per month

Advantages and disadvantages

👍 Declared speed up to 45 Mbit/s, technical support, online payment

👎 Limitation of traffic volume within the tariff, high cost of equipment and subscription fees

Amplifier-repeater for flash modem from the dealer

What should be done

Find a company selling and installing equipment, submit an application

Price

Fee per month

Advantages and disadvantages

👍 High speed, SIM card for flash modem from the dealer, payment online

👎 Conditionally unlimited Internet from 1 to 25 GB according to the tariff, expensive equipment, no technical support, no declared speed, connection quality depends on the weather

Wired Internet using telephony from Rostelecom

What should be done

Submit an application, organize the laying of a telephone cable to the house

Price

from 38,600 R

Fee per month

Advantages and disadvantages

👍 Independence from weather conditions, unlimited internet, technical support, online payment

👎 High cost of installing a telephone cable, Internet speed from 1.5 Mbit/s

Digital Divide Program

In 2014, federal law No. 9-FZ “On Communications” was amended, after which the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications developed a program for eliminating the digital divide - UCN. According to this program, in settlements with a population of 100 to 250 people, access points should appear for Internet access with a speed of 10 Mbit/s. Larger villages are not included in this program.

Under the UCN program, since 2014, Rostelecom has been installing special equipment for Internet access. It is called an access point and is a reinforced concrete support several meters high, onto which a special cabinet with a switch, Wi-Fi router and antennas is mounted. They provide all-round coverage of the access area within a radius of 100 meters.

If your village is included in the list of settlements under the UCN program, then you do not need to pay for connection. If your village is on the list of Rostelecom access points, write a request for connection through the official Rostelecom website or visit a company branch in person. By law, the application will be considered within 30 days.

Next, a technician will come to the address from the application, determine the level and quality of the signal at the place where the antenna is likely to be installed, and connect the equipment. If your home is not within the range of the access point, then you will be offered to lay communication lines to your home and buy equipment for connection. In total, this will cost 7,500 R - this is a fixed amount for equipment in our region.

If your home is located within a 100-meter coverage area of ​​the point, then you don’t have to pay anything for the Internet. And beyond this radius there is simply no Internet.

There is no access point in my village. At Rostelecom in the regional center of Gorshechny, I was offered to connect to the Internet via telephony. With this option, the future subscriber pays preparatory work from your pocket.

The technician warned that the speed would be no more than 3-5 Mbit/s. If you use a router, the speed will be half as much - it would not be enough even for a video call on Skype. I didn’t overpay for last century technology and gave up telephony.

For our house, the installation amount would be 38,600 RUR:

• laying a trench 70 m long, 0.5 m wide and 0.7 m deep - 20,000 RUR;
• calling a technician, purchasing and installing equipment - 10,000 RUR;
• laying the cable in a trench and backfilling the trench, 70 m of cable and corrugations for it - 8600 RUR.

RUB 38,600

It’s worth connecting wired Internet using telephony to our home

Why is it difficult to bring Internet to a village?

On the way to the coveted Internet, I went through several types of torture: I tried different ways connection, fought with the inaction of the rural municipality, conducted fruitless negotiations with large providers in the region and personally communicated with each neighbor in the hope of persuading him to participate in solving the problem. It took me 3.5 years to do everything - I hope you are lucky and can do it faster.

Passivity of the administration. The administration of village councils rarely takes the initiative - to access the Internet they use telephony through office phones. Residents have to solve the problem of accessing the Internet on their own. The administrations have neither the means nor the control levers for this. IN best case scenario will allocate a site for an Internet provider tower or send a request to Rostelecom to connect the village.

To solve the problem with the help of the state, I came to an appointment with the head of the village administration. A personal meeting helps to clarify the attitude of local authorities towards Internet connection. At the reception I learned that at least they wouldn’t interfere with me. But an oral appeal will not help bring Internet to the village - officials need written appeals from residents.

The administration of your village may be more enterprising and offer to write a formal letter of application. Based on it, officials will be able to ask for additional funding and independently sign an agreement with the provider.

The government agency considers written requests from citizens within 30 days. Via form feedback On the website of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications, I asked to install an access point in my village. I received a vague answer in which I was offered to connect to the Internet myself through Rostelecom or another provider. The reason for the refusal may be different: there is no access point, provider or budget.

After this answer, I wrote to the direct line prime minister Dmitry Medvedev on VKontakte. I was asked to write an official request, but I didn’t do it: I decided not to waste time, but to find a provider on my own and get the long-awaited Internet.

Provider failures. I followed the advice of the Ministry of Telecom and Mass Communications and turned to private providers. In the nearest city of Stary Oskol there are three large providers - Reinfocom, Netbaynet, Oskoltelecom. In a telephone conversation, I learned that not a single company is interested in the private sector, even in the city.

The manager of one of the companies shared that it is more profitable for a large provider to connect one entrance apartment building, and not a village outside the city.

Then I started looking for a company that connects private homes through radio access points. I found four and arranged a casting among them. One individual entrepreneur's license to provide services was revoked - I excluded him first. Another individual entrepreneur accepted payment only in cash at the city office - it would be inconvenient to pay bills. After telephone conversation With the heads of two other companies, I checked information about them on the Federal Tax Service website and the review website. I chose the company that had more positive reviews.

There is no one willing to connect to the Internet. Small providers are ready to install a radio access point in the village when there are at least 15 willing participants. Otherwise, the costs of installation and work will not be recouped. Convince the head of the village administration to help you tell the village residents about the possibility of connecting to the Internet. So the head of the village helped me connect the village of Rzhavets of our village council. Probably because he has re-elections soon.

I turned to my neighbors and often heard standard answers: “There is no money now,” “Let others connect, and we’ll see what the quality of the connection will be,” “What if I give the money to scammers.” I explained that there was no other way to connect. As arguments, she mentioned that I myself was going to connect to the Internet through the chosen provider, and I checked the information about it on the tax office website.

It was difficult for me to conduct telephone conversations with some of my fellow villagers. Some demanded guarantees, others immediately asked for a discount, and still others called me in the middle of the night with questions.

Fellow villagers get the Internet, and the head of the administration gets a plus for the elections. A good way to convince people to help bring Internet to the village. The resolution was published on the website of the administration of the Kunevsky village council

How I looked for people willing to connect to the Internet

Be prepared to explain and repeat a lot when you are looking for people who want to connect to the Internet among your neighbors. I found out in advance from the provider information about the connection method, the installation location of the main equipment and its cost, tariffs and services.

Then I made a list of possible questions and asked system administrator companies to answer them in simple language so that it is clear to an untrained person.

Question	Answer
	The cost depends on the selected tariff plan and the need to connect a router. The minimum connection cost, including equipment, is 5470 RUR. In this amount, connection and equipment are 4900 RUR, the minimum tariff plan is 570 RUR per month.
Which tariff should I choose?	If you only use a PC or laptop, a tariff of 570 RUR per month with a speed of 5-7 Mbit/s is sufficient. If you plan to use several devices via Wi-Fi, then you need a speed of 8-10 Mbit/s at a rate of 720 RUR per month.
	As soon as we reach the minimum required amount potential subscribers - 20 people. Then we will complete the paperwork and install the equipment.
	Nowadays, everything is possible, but if a company has been working in this market for 10 years, there is hope that it will work for the same amount of time.
	The company has technical support that you can call at any time. If equipment purchased from us fails, service during the warranty period is free. If the problem is in your equipment, a technician’s visit costs 500 RUR. The technician determines the cause of the breakdown on site.

Typical questions from potential clients and possible answers

How much does it cost to connect to the Internet? The cost depends on the selected tariff plan and the need to connect a router. The minimum connection cost, including equipment, is 5470 RUR. In this amount, connection and equipment are 4900 RUR, the minimum tariff plan is 570 RUR per month.

Which tariff should I choose? If you only use a PC or laptop, a tariff of 570 RUR per month with a speed of 5-7 Mbit/s is sufficient. If you plan to use several devices via Wi-Fi, then you need a speed of 8-10 Mbit/s at a rate of 720 RUR per month.

When will you connect the Internet? As soon as we reach the minimum required number of potential subscribers - 20 people. Then we will complete the paperwork and install the equipment.

Will it happen that we connect, but the company falls apart? Nowadays, everything is possible, but if a company has been working in this market for 10 years, there is hope that it will work for the same amount of time.

Where to go if your equipment breaks down? The company has technical support that you can call at any time. If equipment purchased from us fails, service during the warranty period is free. If the problem is in your equipment, a technician’s visit costs 500 RUR. The technician determines the cause of the breakdown on site.

First, I went around to my neighbors and found out if they wanted to connect to the Internet. I immediately gained 4 clients. I started a notebook for potential clients. No prepayment or receipts. If a person needs the Internet, he will connect it.

In addition to personal communication with neighbors, I wrote an advertisement, printed it out and posted it in the most visited places: at the post office, on the notice board at the village administration, near shops, at bus stops. I indicated my phone number in the ad and waited for calls.

It turned out that creating a clear ad is not so easy. I tested my ad on my eighty-year-old neighbor: I let her read it and reworked it until she ran out of questions.

Calls regarding the advertisement began on the same day. I honestly explained the situation to potential subscribers: pre-registration is currently underway, we need to gather 20 willing participants. In addition, the timing of connection depends on the village administration - when they will allocate space for the installation of a tower and equipment. I always carried my phone and notebook with me. In the evening I entered information about those interested in Excel - it’s more convenient for me to keep records. Two weeks later, I collected the required minimum of clients, called the director of the company and arranged a meeting.

Search for a provider

Most urban providers refuse to work in rural areas because it is not profitable for them. I advise you to consider companies not only from the neighboring city, but also from the entire region.

Providers from neighboring areas can be considered if they have permission to work in yours. I purposefully looked for companies that offer to connect private homes to the Internet. I called only those who had information on their website about connecting to the Internet in the private sector.

In the register of Russian enterprises, I checked providers according to several criteria: the presence of a license to provide telematic communication services, the place of validity of the license, and the absence of a note on the liquidation of the company. If there are no arbitration proceedings and the registration period is more than 3 years, I kept the provider’s contact.

Then I checked reviews on the selected provider’s social networks and on the review website. I also paid attention to the payment method: it is inconvenient to travel from the village to the city every month to pay for the Internet. Only payment for services via the Internet was suitable for me.

Based on all the parameters, I chose the Intercity provider. The company has been operating for 10 years, and according to reviews, technicians respond to calls very quickly.

To bring Internet to my village, at least 20 houses were needed. Providers are ready to delegate the process of negotiations with future clients. I was offered a reward of 250 RUR for each connected subscriber. Typically, providers are willing to pay from 200 R to 500 R - such figures were given to me by employees of the companies with whom I negotiated.

Day X - Internet connection

The company director and a technician arrived in the village and chose the highest place for the tower. The height determines whether it will be possible to cover all houses with a radio signal.

I agreed in advance with the head of the administration of the rural settlement about a meeting with the provider. The parties agreed and signed a lease agreement for sites to place towers and equipment in our village and surrounding villages.

Within a week, a tower with equipment was installed at the old cultural center. The head of the village helped solve the problem with connecting to electricity: he agreed with a local resident living next to the recreation center to connect the station’s power to his house. The longest stage was the allocation of a radio frequency band from Rostelecom - it took a month and a half.

As soon as the technicians began installing the equipment tower, the news about the Internet spread throughout the village. I kept getting calls, and I kept writing down potential clients in my notebook.

Connecting neighboring villages

Residents of neighboring villages also wanted to connect to the Internet. They found out my phone number from friends and relatives from our village. I agreed with the provider that I would register those interested from neighboring villages.

The range of the stable signal was no more than 6 km; it included three villages. In this case, each locality is connected to a separate base station using a bridge virtually extended from the main base. In my case, the main equipment was in Baranova, and the surrounding villages were connected via a virtual bridge.

To quickly recruit at least 20 subscribers, I drove around villages and villages by car, posted advertisements, and talked with local residents. Further - according to the worked out plan.

Spent at the stage of creating a subscriber base - 638 RUR

R for each connected subscriber. 102 people from 4 villages connected the Internet, for which I received 25,500 RUR. Two months passed from the moment the company was selected until everyone joined.

RUR 25,500

I earned money for connecting village residents to the Internet

Travel routes to neighboring villages

Results

1. Decide what Internet speed, amount of traffic and how many connected gadgets you need.
2. The most expensive is satellite two-way Internet, the cheapest is a flash modem.
3. Contact the head of the administration of the rural settlement and find out if there is an IT provider for connection in the village. Find a provider company willing to connect your village.
4. Check the integrity of the company: see if it has a valid license for communications services, litigation and tax audits. Read reviews about the company.
5. Find out from your provider what number of subscribers in a rural settlement is considered profitable for them.
6. Find out the cost of connection, equipment, proposed tariffs, Internet speed, unlimited, as well as how to pay for Internet use and how technical support is provided to subscribers.
7. Agree on rewards for connected subscribers.
8. Talk to your neighbors, prepare and print a notice.
9. Explain connection conditions to potential subscribers, write down their addresses and telephone numbers.
10. Once you have recruited enough clients, notify your provider.

mobile connection

I decided to raise a very interesting issue and deal with Internet access in villages. Not just with Internet access, but with access via Wi-Fi wireless technology. Simply put, we will consider different variants, with the help of which you can organize Internet distribution via Wi-Fi in your private home, in the village.

It seems to me that this is very actual question, and since I myself am from the village (though now I spend more time in the city), but, with my parents, I, of course, organized the Internet and distribution via Wi-Fi. And the younger brother connects his tablet, smartphone and computer. Plus, more.

I think that this article will be very interesting to everyone who lives in villages and at the same time wants to have access to the Internet, and not from one device, as is usually the case when using a GPRS, 3G, or 4G modem. Now, people are actively buying modern smartphones, tablets, TVs, laptops, which, of course, have the ability to connect to Wi-Fi. Yes, yes, not only in cities, each apartment has several devices that can be connected to the Internet.

The situation with Internet access, both in Ukrainian and Russian villages, is not very cheerful. I, of course, did not conduct any research, so I will draw a conclusion from the kind of Internet we use.

ADSL. Via a regular landline phone

In Ukraine, this is usually the provider Ukrtelecom. It provides Internet using ADSL technology. If you have a telephone line and the provider provides access to the Internet, then this is probably the best option in terms of price/speed/quality. My friend has such internet.

But not everything is so good and simple. For example, in my village, there is no way to connect ADSL. Even if you have a landline phone. The provider talks about poor quality lines. There are many such cases. Therefore, residents of such villages use a different Internet connection, I will talk about this below.

If you have Internet via a regular phone and want to distribute it via Wi-Fi, then there is nothing difficult about it. Usually (probably at the request of the client), ADSL providers are now installing modems that can distribute Wi-Fi.

If you have an ADSL modem without Wi-Fi, then you can simply buy a Wi-Fi router and connect it with a cable to the modem (the connection diagram will be approximately as in instructions), and connect your devices via Wi-Fi within a radius of the house, or even not far outside the house (in the yard).

Internet via USB modem (3G, 4G) and Wi-Fi distribution

If there is usually no cable Internet, and there is no way to connect ADSL (or no desire), then use wireless GPRS, 3G, or 4G Internet. In my village, almost everyone who has the Internet uses 3G (CDMA) from Intertelecom. I also have the same Internet. It doesn’t have to be Intertelecom; there is also wireless Ukrtelecom, PEOPLEnet, MTS, CDMA Ukraine and others.

Russia has its own providers. We will not talk about the pros and cons of each provider. If you choose, then see which provider has the best coverage in your region (you can ask support, or look at the coverage map on the provider’s website), and then look at the prices for paying for the Internet and equipment.

In my region, for example, the best option is Intertelecom. Plus, word of mouth 🙂 Well, you know what I mean, this is a village, everyone there knows what kind of Internet you have, etc.

There are no particular difficulties when connecting to wireless Internet. We bought a modem, registered the connection, connected the modem to the computer, set it up and use it. Here is an example instruction: “ “.

But the problem is that a USB modem can only be connected to one computer or laptop. More precisely, the Internet can only work on one device at a time. If you have a laptop, you can try setting up Internet distribution via Wi-Fi using these instructions. Your laptop will take the Internet from a USB modem and distribute it to smartphones, tablets and other devices. But it’s not a fact that it will work out.

Previously, my TP-Link TL-MR3220 router worked according to this scheme (about setting which, read in article). But, unfortunately, it broke. And now, for almost a year now, in my private house, a router distributes the Internet. And I'm very pleased with it.

True, the speed that Intertelecom provides is not always pleasing. Judge for yourself: if you download something at 4-5 am, then the speed is 250-300 Kb/s. And for example in the evening, the speed is 30 Kb/s. Their base stations are very busy. Although, I am not a strong expert in this. Moreover, the price has recently been raised on all tariffs 🙁.

Here are more tips on how to increase 3G Internet speed: . If the network in the village is very bad, then installing a special antenna can help. I also wrote about this in the article.

A few more ways

I probably won’t write much about satellite Internet. Since I’m not very into the subject myself. But, it is very expensive. There are expensive tariffs and equipment. If I'm wrong, please correct me, you can write your opinion in the comments.

As for GPRS/EDGE, these are already slightly outdated options. The speed there is very low. But, as an option, this method also needs to be considered. Now almost all mobile operators provide not very expensive Internet. And, you can use your phone as a modem by connecting it to your computer.

And if you have a modern smartphone, then most likely it has the ability to run an access point. What it is? You set up the Internet on your smartphone and launch the “Wi-Fi router” (as this function is called on HTC smartphones). Phone regular internet (from mobile operator) distributes via Wi-Fi. That is, your smartphone acts as a router. You can connect laptops, other phones, etc. to it. I will write more about this later.

conclusions

Most the best way, connect the Internet to a private house in the village, it's ADSL (if possible), and a modem with Wi-Fi, or a simple modem + Wi-Fi router.

If there is no landline phone, or the provider does not allow you to connect ADSL Internet, then we look for a 3G/4G Internet provider, connect, buy a Wi-Fi router with support for USB modems, and configure Wi-Fi distribution in my house. When choosing a router, be very careful that it is “friendly” with your modem. I wrote about this in an article with tips on choosing, the link to which is above in the article. Or, buy a mobile Wi-Fi router with a built-in modem. But, it is not suitable for everyone. They have a shorter wireless network range and a limit on the number of connected devices (not all).

Now, in villages they are just beginning to actively connect to the Internet. And in a year or two, they will begin to actively organize wireless networks in their homes. So, my article should be useful.

If I missed something, wrote it wrong, or you still have questions, write in the comments. I will be glad to answer your question, or supplement the article with an article interesting information. Best wishes! Internet to every home! 🙂

Bring Internet to the village

Tariff and cost of connecting the Internet to the village.

WI-FI	Subscription fee	Volume *GB	Speed	Connection cost
Eat	750	Is not limited	Not limited	Higher speed for games, online video 19,500 rub.
Eat	750	Is not limited	Not limited	The best option for everyday use 14,500 rub.

About the advantages of the World Wide Web in conditions home use, obviously, there is no need to talk spatially and a lot. People have long been accustomed to the benefits of a dedicated Internet line in an apartment or private house in the city and surrounding areas.

Naturally, most of us, ordinary users, want to be able to use a familiar and convenient service everywhere throughout the country, and often now Internet in villages in most regions, this is the exception rather than the rule. On the other hand, if it appears internet in the village Moscow region, then a huge potential for the development of the entire region will automatically be created. Wherein Internet connection in rural areas will significantly simplify communication between relatives and loved ones living far from each other.

A way to connect the Internet to a village

Not so long ago connect the Internet in the village was quite costly and impractical due to the small number of subscribers, and, accordingly, a long payback period for serious investments. However, today, our company "Omstel", specializing in the field of telephony, wired and wireless high-speed Internet in rural areas, has found perfect solution to provide low-cost, but at the same time fast, Internet to the village. Having worked on this problem for many years, our specialists have developed fairly inexpensive technical solutions, thanks to which everyone will be able to provide Internet in the village using high-tech 3G solutions.

To quickly connect a facility outside the city, we use the following equipment:

• receivers in the form antennas for the Internet in the village with high gain, capable of operating in different frequency ranges,
• optimal choice constituent elements equipment, which will allow you to connect effective high-speed wi-fi in accordance with the specifics of its future use, both indoors and outdoors.

Benefits of working with us

​Our company "Omstel" will quickly be able conduct internet and give private homes and offices access to wi-fi lines with high data transfer speeds, thanks to which village residents will have the following advantages:

• access to world news and information bank with unlimited data downloading;
• access to cultural, scientific and entertainment materials using 3G Internet, which provides high speed transmission of large amounts of graphic, animation, video and audio data;
• Internet in a village in the Moscow region will provide round-the-clock free and high-quality communication with loved ones located anywhere in the world;
• potential for creating new jobs in the area service subscribers.