Instant unlimited WiFi. No equipment. No installation. Just connect, select a plan, and go.

WiFiber is available exclusively at these apartment complexes:

Eastgate Apartments - 702 Eastgate Plz
Whittier Apartments - 1200 Whittier Place Lane

WiFiber 20

$29.95 /mo

Ideal for up to 4 devices
20 Mbps upload & download speed
No routers or equipment needed
Unlimited data
No contracts or hidden fees
Set up in minutes through our self‑serve portal
Award-winning customer service

Get Connected Now

WiFiber 50

$49.95 /mo

Ideal for up to 8 devices
50 Mbps upload & download speed
No routers or equipment needed
Unlimited data
No contracts or hidden fees
Set up in minutes through our self‑serve portal
Award-winning customer service

Get Connected Now

WiFiber 150

$59.95 /mo

Ideal for up to 12 devices
150 Mbps upload & download speed
No router or equipment needed
Unlimited data
No contracts or hidden fees
Set up in minutes through our self‑serve portal
Award-winning customer service

Get Connected Now

For HDTV or additional speed options, please call 620-208-5000

How to sign up for WiFiber

You must be located in a participating apartment complex to use WiFiber. From your apartment, follow these steps:

1 Using the WiFi settings on your mobile or wireless capable device, connect to the WiFi name "WiFiber"
2 Follow the popup prompt that will guide you through the login process
3 Select the rate plan you wish to purchase and enter your personal information. Once you are done, simply check the box stating you agree to our Terms of Service.
4 Click Purchase and you’re online!

How WiFiber Works

Instant WiFi with no equipment

Each selected apartment complex is pre-equipped with ValuNet's state-of-the-art Fiber and WiFi technology. No wires and nothing to install.

Blazing fast, unlimited data

You won't be sharing bandwidth with all your neighbors. You get your own direct connection to WiFiber. Stream and download with no data caps.

Set up in minutes

Simply sign up through the self-serve portal, any time 24/7. Once you've purchased, you're immediately connected to the WiFiber network.

Connect multiple devices

Multiple devices can be connected to your WiFiber account at once, including smart TVs, phones, tablets, computers, gaming systems & more.

No contracts

You'll set up an automatic monthly payment plan using your credit or debit card. You may adjust your plan to fit your budget or cancel at anytime.

Secure and Private

Each WiFiber user has their own private account. Other internet users in your apartment complex cannot see you and you cannot see them.

Portable throughout the complex

As you move about your apartment complex, your connection stays with you. Go ahead & stream that Netflix show from the laundry room!

Award Winning Customer Support

Free technical support is available 24/7. Give us a call at 620-208-5000 anytime.

WiFiber Tutorials

How to set up WiFiber

Automatically add a device to your WiFiber Network

You can have multiple devices on your WiFiber account. This includes wireless printers, laptops, tablets, or any other device that has a WiFi connection.

To add a device, follow these simple steps:

Using the WiFi settings on your mobile or wireless capable device, connect to the WiFi name "WiFiber".
Log in to your WiFiber account using the on-screen prompts and your current login and password.
You’re Done!

Note: Some devices such as wireless printers cannot be added automatically. In this case, you must manually enter the MAC address of the device so that WiFiber can recognize it. See how to manually add a device.

Manually add a device to your WiFiber network

What's a MAC address and how do I find it on my device?

A MAC address is a series of numbers and letters specific to your device. It is in a format that looks like this: 00:00:00:00:00:00. Many wireless devices do not allow for you to log into a network using that device, such as wireless printers. In this case, you must manually enter the MAC address of the device so that WiFiber can recognize it. Find your device using the tabs below to learn how to find your MAC address, then follow these steps:

Using the WiFi settings on your phone or wireless device, connect to the WiFi name "WiFiber".
Login to your WiFiber account at the WiFiber Portal, wifiber.myvalunet.com
Enter the device's MAC Address
Click "Add"

Click your device below for instructions on where to find the MAC address for that device:

Wireless Printers

Amazon Echo

Android Devices

Apple Devices

Apple TV

Chromecast

Mac OS 10 Devices

Nintendo

PlayStation

Roku

Smart TVs & BluRay Players

Windows Devices

XBox

Wireless Printers

Wireless Printers

Check your printer manual. This is the easiest and fastest way to find the printer's MAC address.
Print out a configuration page. Sometimes the test page and the configuration page are the same. Print them from the printer front panel or from the computer. The front panel of the printer will likely have a configuration or tool button. Press it and scroll using the arrow keys to "Print Test Page," then select "OK". To print from the computer, navigate to the printer and right-click. Select "Properties" and choose "Print Test Page."

Amazon Echo

Amazon Echo

Open the Alexa App
Tap the Menu button and select ‘Settings’
Select the first option. Yourname’s Echo Online
The MAC Address is at the bottom of the window

Android Devices

Android Devices

Go into your device’s Settings Menu
Select About Device
Look for the heading Hardware Info and select it
Your MAC address will either be displayed or you will need to go a step further and select Advanced

Apple Devices

Apple Devices

Select 'Settings'.
Go to 'General', then 'About'.
Your MAC address is labeled as 'WiFi Address'.

Apple TV

Apple TV

From the Apple TV home screen, navigate to ‘Settings’
In ‘Settings’, select ‘General’
Then select ‘Network’
The MAC Address is labeled as ‘Wi-Fi Address’

Chromecast

Chromecast

Open the Chromecast App on your computer
Click ‘Settings’
The MAC Address is displayed at the bottom of the window

Mac OS 10 Devices

Mac OS 10 Devices

Click on the Apple button and select System Preferences
Click on Network
Select WiFi
Click on the Hardware tab

Nintendo

Nintendo 3DS, 3DS XL, DS

Go into ‘System Settings’
Select ‘Internet Settings’
Select ‘Other Information’
Select ‘Confirm MAC Address’

Nintendo Switch

From the ‘HOME’ menu, select ‘System Settings’
Select ‘Internet Settings’
Select ‘Other Information’
Select ‘Confirm MAC Address’

Nintendo Wii

Select ‘Wii Settings’
Select ‘Wii System Settings’
Go to page 2
Select ‘Internet’
Select ‘Console Information’

Nintendo Wii U

Select ‘System Settings’
Select ‘Internet’
Select ‘View MAC Address’

PlayStation

PlayStation 3

Go to ‘Settings’
Scroll down to ‘System Settings’ and select it
Scroll down to ‘System Information’ and select it
MAC address will be shown

PlayStation 4

Go to ‘Settings’
Scroll down to ‘Network’ and select it
Scroll down to ‘View Connection Status’
MAC address will be marked as ‘MAC Address (Wi-Fi)'

Roku

Roku

On the back of the Roku device please find the label. The wireless MAC address is printed there.
OR, go to settings located on the Roku home screen. The MAC Address is displayed in ‘Player Info’

Smart TVs & BluRay Players

Smart TVs & BluRay Players

In general, Smart TVs and Smart BluRay players keep the MAC address is similar spots. Often, reading the product manual can tell you what the MAC is or at least where to find it. Most will display the MAC Address in the 'Settings' menu in the 'System Information' or 'About Device' submenus.

Windows Devices

Windows Devices

Click on Start
Search for Command Prompt or cmd
In the Command Prompt, type ‘ipconfig /all’
Look for the MAC under the label ‘Physical Address’
Close the Command Prompt

XBox

XBox One

Go to ‘My Games and Apps’
Select ‘Settings’
Select ‘Network’
Select ‘Advanced Settings’
’Wireless MAC’ will be displayed.

XBox 360

Go to ‘My Xbox’ on the Xbox Dashboard
Select ‘System Settings’
Select ‘Network Settings’
Select ‘Configure Network’
Check that ‘IP Settings’ are set to ‘Automatic’ in ‘Basic Settings’
Go to ‘Additional Settings’
Go to ‘Advanced Settings’
Wireless MAC should be displayed.

Current WiFiber Customers

Manage Your Account