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Wireless Internet for Rural Areas

High-Speed Wireless and Fiber Internet in parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois.

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Internet for Home and Business

A massive upgrade over traditional internet, Nextlink Fiber delivers speeds up to 10,000 Mbps (10 Gbps) straight to your door.

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Manage Your Service Anywhere with the Nextlink Connect App.

Pay your bill, manage your plan, and troubleshoot your equipment — all from your phone.

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Premier Internet service for rural communities.

Nextlink Internet provides more than just Internet. We provide a connection you can count on to support all of your online devices. Sign up for home Internet service from Nextlink and see why so many of your neighbors have already switched to Nextlink Internet.

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Premier Internet service for rural communities.

Nextlink Internet provides more than just Internet. We provide a connection you can count on to support all of your online devices. Sign up for home Internet service from Nextlink and see why so many of your neighbors have already switched to Nextlink Internet.

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Fiber Internet Available in Communities around Texas and Nebraska

A massive improvement over your existing internet connection, Nextlink Fiber connects directly from your residence to our central office and offers lightning-fast speeds of up to 8000Mbps (8 Gbps).Our media needs are increasing daily – working from home – virtual learning – and streaming entertainment – and are becoming more interactive. High quality images and and lag free video are on demand. Fiber has the capacity to make this a reality without interruptions.

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Stream freely with no limits. Nextlink Internet does not cap data usage or charge overage fees.

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Choose the Internet package speed that is best for your business up to 5 Gbps.

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Whole Home Wi-Fi

Get a strong, secure Wi-Fi signal to support your entire home with Next-Fi powered by Eero

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We offer 24/7 service monitoring and customer service to keep your internet running optimally.

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What is port forwarding and do I need it?

Port forwarding is a network address translation (NAT) application that redirects communication requests from one address and port number combination to another while the packets are traversing the router. Port forwarding is commonly used for online gaming (game specific) and security systems. You can find a list of required ports to be opened by contacting the manufacturer or support forums for the specific device or game.

  • Nextlink will only forward ports for our managed routers (Mikrotik or Calix). We do not forward ports for personal routers as we do not have remote access.
  • Due to Nextlink’s use of CGNAT, customers requesting port forwarding must have a static IP issued.
  • One port number cannot be opened to two different IP addresses.
What is Wi-Fi and how does it work?
WIFI signals are radio waves which establish communication and transfer data between devices. These devices may include computers, mobile phones, tablets or network routers. This allows wireless devices to access the Internet without requiring to be cabled to the router.

The radio waves which make up WIFI signals use the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency bands. These are higher than the frequencies used for televisions or cell phones and allow more data to be carried than do the lower frequencies.

WIFI signals use IEEE 802.11 networking standards when transmitting data. There are several different varieties of the protocol that are used, and they will vary in frequency, modulation, type of wireless signal, type of receiver and transmitter, and type of antenna.

Like all wireless technology, WIFI signals are subject to local influence and interference. Things that can obstruct WIFI signals include dense building materials (stone, rocks, metal, etc.), reflective building materials (mirrors, chrome, etc.), intense heat and lack of ventilation, microwaves, cordless phones, baby monitors, wireless speakers, garage door openers, and even your neighbor’s router. It’s important to factor this in when determining the best router placement for your needs. For example, placing the router in a closet or attic can immediately cause the WIFI signal to weaken before it ever reaches a device.

Signal strength is represented in -dBm format. This is the power ratio in decibels (dB) of the measured power referenced to one milliwatt, with lower numbers being of a higher signal (Ex. -61 is a better signal than -80). The device receiving the wireless signal has a range of power levels it can “hear”, known as the receive sensitivity. As a wireless receiver moves away from the router, the signal it “hears” will get weaker. With more distance between the device transmitting the WIFI signal and the device receiving the WIFI signal, the weaker the signal will be until it eventually “falls off” the wireless network.

The strength of the WIFI signals throughout the internal network’s coverage area directly impacts your ability to use your devices efficiently. Desired signal strength, for optimal performance, varies based on several factors, such as environmental background noise, the number of people or devices on the network, what the desired data rates are, what applications are being used, etc. The stronger the signal strength, the more reliable and faster the connection will be.

The best way to check the coverage of WIFI signals within the home and to understand where the signal strength is the strongest or weakest is to use a heat map. Heat maps are a great way to determine where extenders and mesh units should be placed to maximize wireless coverage. Many devices come with a built-in application for creating a heat map or one can be found by doing a basic web search for a heat map generator. Heat maps can also be created manually by moving from room to room with a wireless device and documenting the signal strength relative to the router in each location.

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Nextlink Supports DeSoto Parish

Nextlink Supports DeSoto Parish

Celebrating the deployment of high speed internet service for the wonderful citizens of DeSoto Parish Louisiana! Together, Nextlink Internet and partner, Tarana Wireless, Inc. are bringing reliable, low latency gigabit broadband service to under and underserved...

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Nextlink Supports the Hinton Public Library

Nextlink Supports the Hinton Public Library

Nextlink supports the Grand Opening of the Hinton Public Library in Oklahoma to springboard the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma's Summer Feeding Program in Hinton as a part of its fight against hunger in 53 counties across central and western Oklahoma.

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Nextlink Gives Back to Camp REECE in Washington Iowa

Nextlink Gives Back to Camp REECE in Washington Iowa

Nextlink Gives Back to Camp REECE in Washington Iowa Nextlink Internet is honored to present Camp Reece IA in Washington Iowa a $500 donation. This donation will help them continue to provide supportive and accessible summer camps for children with disabilities. This...

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Giving Back to Kans for Kids in Hoisington, Kansas

Giving Back to Kans for Kids in Hoisington, Kansas

Nextlink Internet Donates $500 to Kans for Kids of Hoisington, KS. Nextlink Internet, (“Nextlink”) a leading provider of rural fiber and wireless internet and voice solutions, is honored to present $500 to Kans for Kids of Hoisington, KS. This donation was part of...

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Giving Back to Fish of Galesburg, Illinois

Giving Back to Fish of Galesburg, Illinois

Nextlink Internet Donates $500 to FISH of Galesburg, Illinois. FISH of Galesburg is an emergency food pantry which has been helping to feed the hungry of Knox County since 1970. The mission of FISH is to provide food for those in need. FISH depends on the donation of...

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Giving Back to the Kewanee Food Pantry in Illinois

Giving Back to the Kewanee Food Pantry in Illinois

Nextlink Internet is honored to support the Kewanee Food Pantry with a $500 donation. The Kewanee Food Pantry was established in 1989 and is a private nonprofit that collects, stores, and redistributes food to residents and the community. Annually they distribute one...

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Giving Back to the Food Fort in Lincoln, Nebraska

Giving Back to the Food Fort in Lincoln, Nebraska

May 13, 2022 – Lincoln, NE The Nextlink team is honored to present Food Fort with a $500.00 dollar donation so that they may continue to fulfill their mission: of providing meals and building relationships within the Lincoln, NE community, while giving them access to...

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Leonardo’s Children’s Museum

Leonardo’s Children’s Museum

Nextlink is honored to partner with Leonardo’s Children’s Museum to help them fulfill their mission of enriching and inspiring children of all ages by creating fun learning opportunities in the Enid community.

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