Operator Yota provides significant internet connection speed. If several devices are connected to one modem, you can comfortably use the global network from each of them.
Instructions
Step 1
In a stationary environment (where there is power), use the Yota Ready, Yota Ready II, or Yota Ready III kit. Any of them includes a USB modem and an already configured router. They differ from each other in the presence of Ethernet outputs, as well as in the maximum number of devices simultaneously served via WiFi. Up to four computers or laptops can be connected to the older model with cables, as well as up to ten smartphones, tablets or laptops in any combination in a wireless way. You can also use the "Internet Center" device. It is also already configured, but it does not have a USB socket, since the 4G modem is built right into it. You can't connect anything to it with cables, but up to fifteen devices can be connected via WiFi.
Step 2
If you are going to distribute the Internet both in stationary conditions and where there is no power grid, use the Yota Many router. It can work both from the power supply unit and from the built-in battery. He can distribute the Internet only via WiFi. Its feature is a switch that allows you to quickly change the distribution mode: with or without a password. You can also use the device "WiFi modem Yota". It is similar to a USB tethering but works differently. It receives only power from USB (it does not have its own battery), and it distributes the Internet via WiFi. It can be powered from a laptop powered by mains or batteries, a network or car charger with a USB output, a stationary computer, an external autonomous charger with a built-in battery and a USB interface, another device with a USB socket, etc. The main thing is that the device from which the modem is powered provides sufficient power. Yota Many, and "WiFi modem Yota" are also supplied preconfigured.
Step 3
For distribution of the Internet, mainly in mobile conditions, the device "Mobile Router" is suitable. Fully charge its battery, after which it will work for a long time in autonomous mode. Internet distribution is carried out via WiFi.
Step 4
In a stationary environment (where there is power), use the Yota Ready, Yota Ready II, or Yota Ready III kit. Any of them includes a USB modem and an already configured router. They differ from each other in the presence of Ethernet outputs, as well as in the maximum number of devices simultaneously served via WiFi. Up to four computers or laptops can be connected to the older model by cables, as well as up to ten smartphones, tablets or laptops in any combination in a wireless way. You can also use the "Internet Center" device. It is also already configured, but it does not have a USB socket, since the 4G modem is built right into it. You can't connect anything to it with cables, but up to fifteen devices can be connected via WiFi.
Step 5
You can also distribute the Internet from a smartphone that supports LTE by installing a Yota SIM card into it. The recently released YotaPhone will also do. To do this, use the mobile router function built into the Android operating system. For example, in YotaPhone, use the "Settings" - "Modem mode" menu item, come up with a name for the virtual router and enter it, enter a password if you want to create a closed access point, and click "Save". Now turn on the router: "Settings" - "More …" - "Wireless networks" - "Modem mode". Now the virtual switch on the screen can be used to turn on and off the router in the phone.
