Satellite Internet is the fastest way to access the network. There are many providers that provide this service. In order to choose the provider and tariff you need, follow a series of simple steps.
Instructions
Step 1
Find all providers that provide satellite internet service for your area. Use a search engine to find providers, and then look at the coverage map for each of them. If the site does not have a map or a list of regions covered by the coverage area, request this information from the technical support service.
Step 2
Select the type of access you are going to use. Access can be unidirectional and bidirectional. In the first case, the information goes only for reception or only for transmission, in the second case - in both directions. Bilateral is many times more expensive than unilateral. Often, a scheme is used in which the satellite Internet is used only for reception, and for transmission - another type of connection to the network.
Step 3
Select the services you need. The most common services are Internet Access, File Delivery, IP Streaming, and Video On Demand. Internet Access - Internet access, namely web surfing. It includes downloading pages and files, watching videos online, and using instant messengers. File Delivery is a file delivery service. You send the provider the link where you want to download the file, after which a notification is sent to your e-mail that the file is ready.
Step 4
IP Streaming - the ability to broadcast a media stream to an unlimited number of receivers in the coverage area of the transponder. Provide the provider with the source of the media stream, and you can stream video continuously throughout the day and with a low bitrate or periodically with a high one. Video On Demand is a reverse function that allows you to watch the video file you want online, provided that the video is available.
Step 5
When choosing tariffs, pay attention to speed and traffic. The speed can be fixed, for example, from three hundred to five hundred and twelve kilobits per second, or it can be limited to the generation of a certain amount of traffic. The tariff, in turn, can be limited, unlimited, and also limit the speed as it is worked out. For example, after generating one gigabyte of traffic, the speed will drop to 64 kb / s. In this case, the most convenient and expensive are unlimited tariff plans with a fixed rate specified in the contract.
