Ka-Tel believes that everyone has a right to the Internet. This fundamental right along with the requirement that they must provide affordable services is what leads Ka-Tel the decision to provide for free internet service. In any instance, all current customers will have the option to downgrade to 10MBPS if they are on a higher tier plan. Anyone using dialup will automatically be upgraded to SDSL service. This is DSL that provides for the same speed upload and download.
New customers will need to acquire a GAON to get activated if they don’t have a Ka-Tel account yet. Once activated, they will be able to get the free 10MBPS connection to their location. They will also receive a free web.ka website, and matching email address. The account is limited to 15GB, and that should be more than enough. For their website, they will not have FTP access, but instead will use WordPress to manage their account including uploading images, adding new pages, and new posts. By law, all web addresses in Kaldus must be encrypted, and therefore will always begin with https://. Their email address will be NIN@web.ka, but they will be able to select an alias. Once they select their alias, that alias will also be their synched with their web address. This will mean that frank@web.ka will also have https://frank.web.ka.
If there is a family in the residence, one idea might be to make the web.ka address a family website. This will allow the family to share the space within web.ka, and everyone can get a free mail.ka address for email services. This will give a maximum flexibility of the web.ka web address, and the use of mail.ka for email services.
To get free internet, one will log in, and go to Services > Internet > Connection. They will provide the address of the premise that Internet will need to be activated at. The system will check the address, and provide a listing of all of the speed options. In any case, they will select the 10MBPS connection to get free internet. If they need a modem, one will be sent to them. Once they receive the modem, they will plug it into the WAN which will be a telephone jack, or a coaxial jack. If they have access to fiber, they will not need a modem, and will just plug the router, or network server into the RJ45 WAN connection.