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How to connect the Internet in the country: the best options for country houses.

A modern country cottage cannot be imagined without an Internet connection. Like. recently, even summer residents of the Moscow region did not even think about how to use the Internet in the country, and now you can already get confused in the abundance of technological proposals: fiber optics, satellites, mobile connections ... Which Internet is better for giving, how to choose the best option so that it is “enough” for everyone how to conduct it, we talk about it in our material.

From this article you will learn:

• What type of Internet connection is the most convenient?
• How to spend the Internet in the country?
• What to look for when choosing a USB modem?
• How to strengthen the wireless signal and get fast Internet in the country?
• What is two-way satellite internet?

The modern Internet technology market offers the user a wide variety of ways to connect to the Web. However, not all of them are applicable in suburban areas: or rather, the options are very different in price and a set of advantages and disadvantages. Sometimes it may turn out that an expensive and promising solution is far from being the most reliable one. This is influenced by various factors: remoteness from the city, the presence of base stations nearby, landscape features (for example, in a lowland or near a forest, mobile Internet is caught worse) and even the time of year - in summer, foliage on trees creates additional "noise" for a wireless signal. Therefore, when choosing a connection, you will have to take into account the maximum parameters. One thing pleases: a suitable option can be found almost always. And it will be easy to mount it with your own hands.

Optical fiber

Perhaps the most reliable connection method is optical fiber. The signal passes through it literally at the speed of light. This is the main advantage of fiber optic cable: it allows you to transfer large amounts of information over long distances without delay. The cable is reliably protected from interference, it is not affected by electromagnetic radiation, which allows it to be mounted, for example, together with high-voltage wires.

The main disadvantage of this technology is that it is not always found outside the city. Provider companies prefer, first of all, densely populated areas. The further the cable runs, the more expensive the connection is. It for rural areas can reach up to 20-30 thousand rubles just for holding. But sometimes even this does not stop summer residents from connecting to optical fiber. Here is what our reader wrote about the advantages of optical fiber BigK.

BigK Member of FORUMHOUSE

Connection cost - 15 thousand rubles, "subscriber" - 1000 per month. I thought about it and have no regrets. I remember the ordeals in the summer, the lack of a normal signal, equipment breakdowns at the nearest tower ... Everything is forgotten, as if in a nightmare ... I brought the optics to the garage at home, dragged a twisted pair cable into the bathhouse. The main disadvantage is the gray IP-shnik, I had to do port forwarding and configure a little.

Optical fiber requires almost no additional equipment: the cable on suspensions is laid in the air or pulled underground. At home, it can be connected directly to a computer. If desired, you can separate the line using a twisted pair cable to different rooms. Another option is to make one or more Wi-Fi access points at home. The main thing here is to design in advance where and how the channels for laying the fiber will be located.

FORUMHOUSE user with nickname _JG_, engaged in the design and construction of communication lines, advises:

Polyethylene pipes are laid in (thick-walled recycled pipes, at least 63 in diameter), one end of which is located in the basement of the house, and the other is led out with a bend in the pipe to the nearest lighting pole / pole with a minimum output of 1.5 meters. Or the 2nd end is led into the cable sewer well of the village. During the construction of houses, this pipe should be laid even at the backfilling phase. In practice, they start thinking about it late, when a lot of things have already been done.

Instead of "fiber", the cable can also contain copper - an example is the popular ADSL data transmission technology, in which the modem is connected to a telephone line. The data transfer rate over the ADSL channel is less than through the "optics", and the longer the cable is pulled, the lower it becomes. Various factors can affect the quality of communication - from a thunderstorm (if the cable is pulled through the air) to the presence of power lines nearby (if in the ground). All this creates interference and can disable the equipment. By and large, ADSL technology is already living its life and is gradually becoming a thing of the past, giving way to more reliable and efficient solutions.

3G and 4G

Today, a wireless mobile connection is perhaps the most popular way among summer residents to provide a country house with stable and fast Internet. Its undoubted plus is price and territorial accessibility. Even a weak cellular network signal, if desired, can be amplified to an acceptable level, and it will cost several thousand rubles (subject to the purchase of standard, average equipment, otherwise the price soars to a couple of tens of thousands). The minus is also obvious: this is network instability and frequent signal losses - it is greatly weakened or even blocked by various obstacles on the way: power lines, tall buildings, and even trees with foliage. Also, the signal level decreases when the base station is overloaded. By the way, some participants of our portal complained about this: in the summer or on weekends, when the number of summer residents in rural areas increased sharply, their data transfer speed dropped for a long time, up to a network break.

But, apart from fiber, 3G and 4G connection is a great way to get an unlimited rate for fast internet outside the city. Depending on the proposed speed, its cost can reach up to one and a half thousand rubles a month, but 400-800 rubles are enough for normal operation. “Unlimited” is offered by all major mobile operators - Beeline, MTS, Tele2, Skylink (all have 3G), as well as Megafon, Yota (4G) and others.

The maximum data reception rate with 3G reaches 14.7 Mbps, and with 4G - up to 326.4 Mbps (although in reality it is usually still several times less).

What is required to install a full-fledged Internet kit? It is worth starting the installation with "reconnaissance" of the area. Make sure your area is within 3G or 4G signal coverage. This can be done on the website of the provider itself or clarified at the point of sale. If everything went well, then the next step is to buy a USB modem, through which you will connect to the network.

Typically, modems, along with a SIM card and special “mobile” Internet tariffs, are offered by providers themselves, and such devices are configured only for SIM cards of their “own” operator. But if desired, they can be easily “unlocked” and reflashed, making the devices universal. There are enough sites on the Internet offering the necessary activation codes and programs. If you do not want to do this, then you can buy a modem separately in a specialized store or order, again, in an online store. There are a large number of modems - some of them work only with 2G and 3G networks, others also capture 4G. The leader in the production of USB modems, primarily for 4G (specifically, its varieties, the LTE standard) is the Korean company Huawei.

As you know, mobile networks of the third and fourth generation transmit a signal in several frequency bands. For 3G it is 900, 2100 or 1800 MHz, and for 4G it is 2600-2700 or 800 MHz. Therefore, when buying a modem, pay attention to what frequencies it works with.

Otherwise, you may repeat the situation that one of the readers of FORUMHOUSE encountered some time ago, who conducted the Internet to a dacha in the suburbs.

Internet for a dacha in the Moscow region

Andrey -AA

GSM operators in the Moscow region and new Moscow in some places have a ban from the Ministry of Defense on the use of 2100 MHz frequencies, and this is the main frequency for a 3G signal. There are such restrictions almost throughout the new Moscow, and even much wider, in the Moscow region ... There are different 3G standards, and modems are sold for "dummies" and are simply called "3G modem", without specifying the standard and frequency. What I first ran into, buying a Huawei E303 modem from the bulldozer. And it only works at frequencies of 2100, which turned out to be forbidden for me.

Ideally, when you provide Internet for a summer residence in the Moscow region, and in other regions, you should buy several different SIM cards and, by connecting the modem to your laptop, travel with them around your village. So you will understand which of the operators picks up the signal better, and which base stations are closest to you. If you wish, you can install the MDMA (Mobile Data Monitoring Application) network analyzer program on your laptop - in the latest versions, it also scans the 4G signal. For a smartphone (they have a built-in 3G modem), a similar NetMonitor or OpenSignal program is suitable.

As a result, such "intelligence" will give you an understanding of several important things. First of all, this is the location of the base stations of mobile operators, the frequency (MHz) and the power of their signal (measured in decibels). Without this information, you are unlikely to be able to properly install an antenna to amplify the network signal. Sometimes a regular USB modem will provide good reception on its own. But this happens only when you are in close proximity to the base station, and nothing interferes with the passage of the signal. In other cases, you can’t do without “finishing” the modem.

Do-it-yourself Internet in the country: tohow to amplify the signal

To increase the signal strength, you will need a standard set of equipment. Internet equipment in the country is the same for both 3G and 4G: this is a modem for receiving a signal, a Wi-Fi router for its free wireless distribution inside the house, an antenna (as in the case of a modem, when buying, be sure to specify what frequency it is calculated), power supply or POE adapter and cables for connection and data transfer; adapters. A simple circuit, it would seem, but you can mount all this electronics in different ways.

For example, a modem with a router (or a router separately) can be installed in a house or in an attic, regardless of the antenna. This allows you to protect them from temperature extremes, and it is more convenient to organize power from the outlet. But in this case, both the modem and the router will be connected to the antenna with a coaxial cable. And it has length restrictions - no more than 12 meters (when using a thick 8D-FB cable), otherwise the signal will begin to fade, and the Internet speed will drop. With a thinner cable, signal loss is even more noticeable, and a thick cable is not very convenient to mount.

Readers of our portal consider the option more reliable when all equipment is mounted immediately on the antenna, in a small box. Both the modem and the Wi-Fi router are connected to the antenna by pigtails - small ones. Our reader Vipych followed this scheme when installing the antenna for the 4G (LTE) signal.

Vipych

The best option is when there is no coaxial cable at all (only pigtails in the antenna), and the modem itself is installed in the antenna housing in a thermal housing and connected by pigtails to the vibrator printed circuit board. There are two pigtails, since the LTE antenna operates in the MIMO standard and has two carrier signals in different polarizations, which gives excellent propagation to the radio signal. This option eliminates cable losses and gives maximum gain. An ordinary USB wire of 7-10 meters or even a UTP cable of 30-100 meters comes out of the antenna (there must also be a router in the antenna), and all this is powered by the most common POE adapter.

At his dacha, the user Vipych installed and successfully uses the HITE U-20 antenna with the Huawei E3372 universal modem and the ASUS RT-N10U router. This system works with a SIM-card of any mobile operator in 4G and 3G networks at frequencies of 2100 MHz. Moreover, in LTE networks, the modem is able to simultaneously connect to three base stations of the operator at once.

Vipych

This antenna with a real gain of 20 dB gives a stable connection with a tower at a distance of 11 km over a dense forest. And the nearest tower (2-3 km from me) is overloaded and is located on the opposite side.

Member of FORUMHOUSE under the nickname Semen233 offers its own version of the amplifying antenna:

Semen233

The most powerful way to amplify is a satellite dish, and the antenna as a converter, you can assemble everything yourself. As an antenna feed, make a regular biquad, a 75 ohm cable, an adapter and a modem with a connector. It is possible without a connector, but you will need to make a special adapter (roughly speaking, wrap the modem around the end of the cable). I've been using it for 5 years now. Before the tower with the Internet, more than 25 km, I did not catch 3G without an antenna, it catches all the sticks with it.

Using various amplification schemes, you can get a decent Internet signal at a distance from the base station up to 15-25 km.

If inside the house the “power” of one Wi-Fi router is not enough, then you can organize several Internet access points in the cottage. The scheme is the same - an additional router, wire.

• The higher you raise the antenna, the less “noise” there will be during signal transmission, which means better reception. It is important to direct the antenna towards the base station as accurately as possible. Rotating it, you need to "catch" the direction with the best RSSI (received signal power level).
• It makes no sense to buy an antenna with a very high gain - an indicator of 11-18 dB is quite enough.
• Having caught the optimal direction and frequency of the network, remember it and put it in priority in the modem settings (if allowed). Otherwise, then it will begin to “jump” over frequencies in search of a signal.
• If you do use a coaxial cable to connect equipment, then it should be as short as possible.

By the way, if you don’t want to bother with amplifier antennas, and the Wi-Fi signal from the router is too weak in some areas of the house, some experts advise installing additional routers there in repeater mode. Reflecting the main signal, they amplify it and transmit it further to the addressee (in the manner of electrical substations). But this solution has its downsides: routers configured for different modes can conflict with each other, and back and forth signal transmission slows it down and prevents it from working quickly. Repeaters for 4G are not recommended at all because of their high power, which can even disable the base station.

We do not consider wireless Internet by the type of "Wi-Fi bridge", as well as the 4G signal of the WiMAX standard and other types of cellular connections that have not yet received sufficient distribution, in this article.

Satellite internet for summer cottages

This connection option is suitable even for those who are in areas inaccessible to the frequencies of cellular operators. Satellite signals cover a large (and some and all) territory of the country. The main condition is that there are no obstacles in the path of the signal from the antenna, such as the roof of a house or the tops of trees.

There are two types of satellite Internet - one-way and two-way. The first of them is cheaper, but slower and more unreliable. His era, having lasted for a short time, ends, as well as the era of ADSL connections. The second option is more modern, but also more expensive: the cost of the kit, together with the installation, reaches 30-35 thousand rubles. If you wish, you can try to assemble the kit yourself - the main thing is not to make a mistake with the choice of devices. Tariffs in both cases are limited, upon reaching the limit value, the speed either drops sharply on them, or you have to pay extra for additional gigabytes. In principle, two-way Internet providers have unlimited VIP tariffs, but their price is exorbitant - from 8 thousand rubles a month. The set of equipment for both types is similar - a transceiver, an antenna, a modem and a converter for converting a satellite signal, cables, connectors. A Wi-Fi router is also useful for “wiring” the Internet around the house.

What is the difference between the two types of satellite connection

One-way Internet was actively offered by satellite TV operators several years ago. But their idea did not receive large-scale development. In this type of connection, the signal from the satellite goes only towards the subscriber. This is logical, since the bulk of home Internet traffic is always incoming data (video, pictures, sound). The outgoing signal (what is not downloaded, but sent to the network) is many times less. Therefore, it was supposed to be launched through a simpler and cheaper channel: wired or mobile. This is the main disadvantage of one-way Internet. Due to the complexity of signal recoding and the instability of cellular communications, the speed and quality of the signal left much to be desired. Such a network is sensitive to weather changes and electromagnetic radiation.

Two-way Internet is designed to eliminate these shortcomings - the satellite signal here goes both ways. True, this leads to its disadvantages. The so-called ping, or the time it takes for a signal to “leave and return,” lasts longer here than in conventional networks: about 8-9 milliseconds. Due to high ping, the subscriber may experience problems in situations that require signal continuity (Skype video conversation or online network game). This type of satellite Internet is less sensitive to atmospheric interference than its one-way counterpart, but thunderstorms and sticky snow will still degrade the transmission quality. The amount of the tariff depends on the speed (on average, 6-8 Mb / s) and the volume of monthly traffic, but it is in the range of 1.2-5 thousand rubles. Two-way satellite Internet in the country is preferable in areas of weak satellite signal.

To summarize: if you have the opportunity, then it is worth connecting fiber optics to the house. If this type of connection is not yet available for your region, you can connect wireless 3G or 4G Internet with an amplifier. In the same areas where the cellular signal is too weak (or if you have extra money), two-way satellite Internet is great.

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Wired

Fiber optic providers are not available in all corners of the Moscow region. Even if it is technically possible to connect cable Internet to the dacha at your address, the cost of connection can be enormous (50 - 150 thousand rubles). Many people wait like gas for years. At the same time, the declared by the company in practice often turns out to be much lower.

satellite

This type of connection is relevant for remote regions of Russia, where there is no coverage of mobile operators. In the Moscow region, choosing this option is not optimal: equipment with installation costs from 20 thousand rubles, and unlimited tariffs are very expensive 5-6 thousand rubles at a speed of 4-5 Mbps.

Mobile cons

At first glance, the simplest and most obvious solution is to buy a modem in a communication salon from a mobile operator mts or beeline inexpensively. However, this device is relevant only in the city. In the countryside, it's good if you can check your e-mail, but you can forget about watching a video.

The modem from the communication salon works well only on addresses with a confident signal. In rare cases, this device allows you to fully use the original. If your needs are more than a simple email check, this option is not for you.

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Holidays in the country for people accustomed to urban comfort are unthinkable without the Internet and modern gadgets. Within the city, the issue of connection is solved in an elementary way: it is enough to choose one of the providers, outside the city you will have to look for alternatives. Before you make the Internet in the country, you should answer yourself a few questions:

• How much time do you spend outside the city: is there a need for a stationary Internet or can you get by with a mobile one.
• Is it necessary to dismantle the equipment at the end of each season, is there security in the village.
• Desired amount of traffic.
• How much are you willing to pay for equipment and Internet.

How to make the Internet in the country: TOP-6 ways

1. Through a telephone line. If there is a PBX near the holiday village, you can connect the Internet "the old fashioned way" through a telephone line. All that is required is to stretch a wire from a nearby point and pay a monthly fee. It is desirable that the station has ADSL equipment - it allows you to simultaneously receive analog and digital signals in good quality. Dial Up modems are already outdated and unable to provide a stable connection speed.

Pros of the method:

• Stable signal.
• Low cost.

• The need to pay a subscription fee.
• In case of technical problems on the line, you will have to wait a long time for the signal to be restored.

2. Local WiFi. You can connect the Internet at a dacha in the suburbs through a local wireless network. Simply put, in a small village there is a public multi-channel router. The subscription fee is usually low - 700-1000 rubles per month. The user is provided with a password to connect, but the speed and amount of traffic are limited. No need to spend money on equipment - modern gadgets support Wi-Fi. For old equipment, you can buy a Wi-Fi adapter - it will be inexpensive.

Pros of the method:

• Low price.
• No expensive equipment needed.

• Limited traffic and speed.

3. WiMAX. There are providers who are ready to connect the Internet at a dacha in the suburbs through a fixed radio access point. WiMAX is a set of equipment consisting of an antenna and a special modem. At the output, a stationary computer or router is connected to the modem. The range of WiMAX is limited: the connection is available to the regional centers of the Moscow suburbs, in remote regions there may not be a technical possibility for the operation of the equipment.

Pros of the method:

• Permanent Internet with decent speed.
• stable channel.

• The equipment is leased by the company, the cost of connection varies from 10 to 30 thousand rubles.
• High subscription fee: for a decent speed of 10-20 Mbps, you will have to pay 4-6 thousand rubles a month.
• Limited network access.

4. Satellite Internet . This type of communication does not depend on infrastructure, the satellite can be installed even in a very remote area. Internet connection is one-way and two-way. In the first case, there should already be a terrestrial means of communication (telephone, for example). The task of the satellite is to increase the speed or stabilize the connection. Two-way is now more popular: to access the network, you only need a dish-antenna and a socket. The data transfer rate is 5-6 Mbps in the forward channel and up to 2 Mbps in the reverse. You can pay for the used traffic, or buy packages offered by the provider.

Pros of the method:

• Complete independence.
• Stable connection.

• High price.
• At the end of the season, the equipment will have to be removed and taken away if there is no security in the village.

5. Mobile connection. The quality and speed of the Internet depends on the location. In dachas located near large cities or federal highways, you can connect to 3G and 4G and receive stable 10-40 Mbps. In remote villages, only CDMA will help. It is better to choose an operator not according to the tariff plan, but according to signal quality and speed. For testing, a regular smartphone is suitable. You can distribute the Internet directly from your smartphone or buy a router. Help improve the signal.

Pros of the method:

• Inexpensive equipment.
• Stable connection.
• Various rates.

• In remote villages, the quality of communication may be unsatisfactory.

6.Ready-made solution from the provider. You can immediately buy a set of equipment from the provider: a 3G or 4G modem and a SIM card. An agreement is concluded with the subscriber on the provision of services according to the selected plan. All that remains is to connect the modem to a computer or laptop. The settings are automated, the equipment is ready for operation. Additionally, the package may include a router - in case you need several access points. Modern modems provide data transfer rates from 20 to 150 Mbps.

Pros of the method:

• Good speed.
• Possibility to choose the optimal tariff.
• The kit will cost about 2-3 thousand rubles.

• Not every village will "catch" the connection.

Connecting the Internet at a dacha in the suburbs is not such a difficult task. It is more important to determine the traffic: for the average smartphone user, it is 200-300 MB per day. For work and watching TV channels - 1-1.5 GB. If the user plans to watch movies online or download them to a computer, it is better to use unlimited tariffs.

Fast and stable Internet in a private house has long become not a luxury, but a necessity. However, the price to be paid for its use is usually too high. The problem is that for each computer or mobile device you have to purchase a separate SIM card, which leads to unjustified expenses.

Our company proposes to solve this problem by installing a set of special equipment. If the region of your residence is the Moscow region, then just call us or fill out an online application. Our masters will promptly arrive at the address you specify to provide wireless Internet to a private house.

For those who live far from Moscow, it is possible to connect the Internet on their own. To do this, it is enough to order the kit presented on the site. Its installation in a private house does not take much time. Our universal equipment can be used with SIM cards of any operators, so it will work stably both in the Moscow region and in any other Russian region.

To install wireless Internet, our craftsmen mount directional panel antennas on the wall or on the roof of the building. Computers and other gadgets are connected via a network cable, USB cable or via Wi-Fi.

Thus, your private house, including a personal plot, falls into the coverage area. At the same time, high-speed wireless Internet throughout the territory works from just one SIM card, regardless of the number of users.

After the equipment for the Internet is installed and configured, the specialists of our company will offer you various unlimited tariffs. We work with all major mobile operators, so you can always choose the best option for your situation.

Satellite internet or 4G?

If you decide to install unlimited satellite Internet in a private house, then we advise you not to rush and carefully evaluate the upcoming costs. The peculiarity of 4G wireless connection is that it has a lower price at a much higher speed.

Our craftsmen have already connected thousands of residents of settlements in the Moscow region to the worldwide network. And thanks to their great experience, it was possible to conduct the Internet without wires in a private house even in the most remote village.

Residents of apartment buildings in Russia have unlimited opportunities to surf the Internet. It is much more difficult to connect in the private sector - the existing infrastructure does not allow it everywhere, and laying new communications may be too expensive for the subscriber or unprofitable for the provider. Therefore, residents of private homes should familiarize themselves with the main nuances in this topic.

What Internet to hold in a private house?

Consider the available options.

fiber optic connection

An optical fiber connection (leased line) is the optimal type of Internet connection. Its advantages:

• a cable based on glass or plastic provides information transmission in the form of a light signal, due to which the highest data exchange rate is achieved;
• connection stability;
• the signal does not weaken even at great distances;
• independence from a landline phone;
• Possibility to additionally conduct IP-telephony and digital television.

This type of connection is widely used in apartment buildings and less often in private ones. Everything depends on the cost and technical feasibility of laying a fiber optic cable. In private homes located in hard-to-reach areas, connecting a leased line is too expensive. Therefore, even the largest Internet service providers use the alternative methods discussed below.

As for speed, providers most often offer tariffs from 100 megabits and higher with unlimited traffic. Optical fiber allows you to connect the cable both directly to a computer and to a Wi-Fi router.

Modem connection

This type of connection involves using a telephone line to access the Internet by connecting the modem to the cable. One of the first and most popular technologies in this area was Dial-Up. But it has already lost its relevance due to the extremely low speed and other limitations.

The outdated Dial-Up in the Internet services market was replaced by a more advanced ADSL. Modern technology significantly outperforms its predecessor in speed (provides transfer of up to 24 megabits of data per second), makes it possible to simultaneously use the telephone and the Internet when installing a special splitter.

ADSL is a good option for remote communities where other connection methods are not technically possible. The main advantage of a modem connection is the use of the existing infrastructure of the telephone companies. ADSL is slower than fiber, but is a more economical connection method.

Wireless access

This type of connection is made through wirelessUSB modem that connects to a computer or router(if there is an appropriate connector) and receives a signal from the mobile operator providing the service. You will also need a SIM card to set up.

Wireless modems are used when it is not possible to install an optical fiber or install an ADSL transmitter - in summer cottages and cottage villages, villages and other settlements where wired lines are not laid. The most common communication standard is 4G, the Internet speed can reach 100 Mbps or more, but depends on the quality of the signal. The main plus of a wireless modem is that it allows you to access the Internet anywhere, even while on the road. Among the shortcomings, it is worth highlighting the instability of the signal and unstable speed.

Satellite Internet

The satellite will allow Internet access to a private home when other methods are not available.. The type of connection remains quite expensive, but in the absence of alternatives, this has to be put up with. The Internet setup kit consists of a satellite dish, a converter, a receiver and a modem. The dish provides speeds up to 20 Mbps, but the signal may deteriorate due to adverse weather conditions.

Today, satellite Internet has a more advanced variety. Providers use the signal of remote 4G base stations, directing it to amplifiers that are mounted on the facades of private houses. This method is cheaper. However, it will not work to conduct the Internet if there is no base station near the settlement. Please check with your service provider for details.

The best Internet providers for a private home

Consider popular companies.

Rostelecom

Rostelecom is the largest Russian provider that provides its subscribers with a wide range of services. The company supplies home Internet via fiber-optic and wireless channels, and also operates in the field of television broadcasting, cloud and gaming services, money transfers, etc.

Rostelecom is the leader in terms of territorial coverage, capable of bringing Internet to a private house in all regions of Russia. Service provider benefits include:

• high quality connection;
• permanent promotions and discounts for customers both for connection and subscription fee;
• a large selection of tariff plans with various bonuses;
• the ability to build infrastructure in hard-to-reach areas.

Monthly fee for home Internet from Rostelecom - from 450 rubles.

Megaphone

Megafon is one of the leading mobile operators in the country. The provider's list of services includes wireless home Internet. The company uses 4G Wi-Fi routers to connect subscribers in all regions of Russia. The device can be bought or rented (affects the size of the subscription fee).

The Megafon router makes it possible to use unlimited Internet at home, in the country or while traveling due to the large coverage area. Data transfer rate - up to 150 megabits per second. The provider guarantees a stable wireless connection. The technology used by the company allows. The cost of the service per month - from 750 rubles.

MTS

MTS is another representative of the list of the largest operators in Russia. For subscribers living in private homes, the company offers connection under a single tariff plan, which includes:

• unlimited mobile Internet;
• 600 minutes and 600 SMS within Russia to any operators;
• home Internet, speed - up to 100 megabits;
• digital television with a set-top box (more than 130 channels);
• unlimited in the MTS network;
• equipment rent.

You should clarify the possibility of connecting to a specific address in the MTS support service. The cost of the service per month is 700 rubles.

Yota

Yota provides Internet to private houses and cottages using 4G signal amplifiers. The wireless type of connection provides speeds from 20 to 100 Mbps, depending on the selected tariff. Yota Advantages:

• promotions and discounts for new customers;
• installation of equipment one day after the application is submitted;
• stable signal;
• unlimited traffic.

The connection price includes installation and configuration of equipment by the company's specialists (amplifier on the facade and a router inside the house). The size of the monthly subscription fee - from 820 rubles.

On a note: if you have, find out how to solve this problem.

Beeline

Beeline is a popular telecommunications service provider. In some regions, the provider has the ability to lay a fiber optic network. Beeline uses USB modems as an alternative. Subscribers are provided with a wide range of tariff plans. For new customers, promotions are often held that involve free use of home Internet for the first month. All details regarding the ability to connect Beeline at the desired address must be clarified on the official website of the operator or by calling the hotline.

How to bring home Internet to a private house?

Stages of bringing the Internet to a private house:

• Select the appropriate type of connection (wired, modem, satellite). It should be based on the capabilities of providers and the cost of connection.
• Choosing a service provider company and the best tariff plan.
• Submission of an application for connection to the Internet and negotiation of conditions. Large companies make it possible to do this online or by phone. In the case of regional providers, a visit to the office may be required.
• Departure of a specialist to the specified address, installation and configuration of the necessary equipment.
• Conclusion of a contract for the provision of services.

The biggest challenge in bringing the Internet to the private sector is choosing the best type of connection. If you really want to use a fiber optic network, you can try to negotiate with your neighbors and submit a collective application for consideration to large companies in your region - this will increase the chances of laying a cable.

On a note: find out how much it costs to compare it with your provider's rates.

Summing up

The best way to connect to the World Wide Web in terms of speed and reliability is a dedicated fiber optic line. However, this method is too expensive for most private houses, especially if they are located far from apartment buildings. Available alternatives are satellite dish, ADSL and USB modems. When choosing a provider, it is recommended to compare the cost of services from regional operators and all-Russian ones, such as Rostelecom and Megafon. To connect, just call the supplier company and leave a request, agreeing on the most convenient date and time.