Alternative internet access?

Hello,

I don't have DSL, cable, or fiber optics in my apartment. I've tested availability with the most common providers (O2, 1&1, Vodafone, Telekom, even Pyur and others!). So far, I've been getting internet through the O2 Homespot, but unfortunately, it doesn't work very well. Now the minimum contract period is finally up, and I need an alternative. I'm leaning toward the GigaCube. Since I'm willing to try everything, here's my question: Is there any alternative I can try that doesn't use 5G? My hopes are slim, but maybe someone knows something.

There are also two things in my apartment that I can't identify, even after a Google search. Does anyone know what they are and whether they might be related to a potential internet connection? Regarding the outlets, I mean the ones on the right side.

Thanks!

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Ifm001
2 months ago

There are various providers for SatelliteDSL. It is then also possible to search specifically for the various comparison pages.

Telekomhilft
2 months ago

Hello,

You can pick up prepaid cards from the respective providers and see which mobile network is best with you and then decide which one you want to choose.

I've already read that your friends should come to you for speed tests with different providers. This is of course also a good alternative.

best regards
Danny

tomgun
2 months ago

The double box could be an old ISDN connection or an internal LAN cabling.

As an alternative, there is Elan “Murks” Starlink Project for 50 euros a month.

This should work very well in Germany.

The router is a Genexis OCG 1018mx-V6 or OCG218 device for lightwave connection.

Then you even have the possibility to go to the internet via fiber.

Such a part is not installed if you have no fiber connection.

And the green LED says that there is even a technical connection.

However, the upper LED shows to the device is switched off.

Where are you? In Holland or Sweden? These routers are used.

flauski
2 months ago
Reply to  tomgun

German glass fibers also contain genexis.

tomgun
2 months ago
Reply to  Tiehschah

I haven’t seen them in Germany yet. But you always teach.

Andre826262
2 months ago

It is best to let friends with various mobile phone providers make speed test at you on site, I would take the provider at the highest speed. I also had to use LTE mobile and tripled the speed with an external antenna on the balcony.

Alternatively, Starlink.

Hafnafir
2 months ago

DAs are RJ45 sockets that are used as standard for network cables.

The thing in the control cabinet looks like a functional router….

As if only a network cable would be necessary to have internet…

AlterLeipziger
2 months ago
Reply to  Tiehschah

Did you look at glass fibers? Better to ask the neighbor or landlord!

flauski
2 months ago
Reply to  Hafnafir

Ne, this is a media converter for a fiber optic connection.

Hafnafir
2 months ago
Reply to  flauski

Okay, is there any Internet coming out?

flauski
2 months ago

I’ll never understand why you don’t just ask your neighbors.

AlterLeipziger
2 months ago

well, this is very strange, since no one has built up the technology and there should be no connections!!

Give your address to a comparison portal such as Verivox or

check24 one. You can see without directly asking a provider what is available at your address and can also make an application there.

flauski
2 months ago

I’d just ask who the glass cable belongs to. Other residents might know more. And it won’t be just your house, probably there’s the whole road, so there are many people you can ask.

flauski
2 months ago

No, you just don’t seem to have found him.

flauski
2 months ago

“feed the provider that has your dial-in data”

Right, you didn’t book anything, you didn’t have anything to feed.

Hafnafir
2 months ago

Ask your landlord, maybe that’s in the rent

flauski
2 months ago

Normally as with any other internet connection, you connect your router, feed the one with your dial-in data from the booked provider and then the Internet comes out.