Such a blessing of civilization as the Internet today can be found not only in big cities, but also in the smallest villages. Moreover, access to it can be carried out not only in the traditional way, but also using wireless technologies.
Instructions
Step 1
The most stable Internet connection in a village can be achieved through a telephone line. Almost every village has a telephone exchange (telegraph), where you can find out if the telephone line provides an opportunity to access the Internet using ADSL technology. If there is such an opportunity, write an application for connecting the service and give it to the operator. In this case, you will have to pay an amount equal to the amount of the monthly subscription fee, which will immediately be credited to your account. In addition, you will need a special modem, as well as a splitter that allows you to "bifurcate" the telephone line, directing one part of it to the computer and the other to a standard telephone.
Step 2
If the landline telephone operator does not provide ADSL access service, then it is sold at mobile connection points. When choosing a USB modem, be guided by the data on the coverage area of each specific telecom operator, as well as information on the availability of 3G high-speed data transfer technology in your locality. Based on modern trends in the development of mobile communications and, in particular, new technologies for high-speed data transmission, residents of almost every settlement in Russia have the opportunity to connect to wireless Internet. When buying a USB modem, you will need to conclude a standard contract with an operator for the provision of mobile services.
Step 3
In villages that do not have mobile coverage and telephone lines with ADSL technology, it is possible to connect to the Internet in a completely exotic way - using a satellite dish. However, to do this, you will need to have a phone and a modem to send outbound traffic to the network.
