Yes (dial-up). Best of all, local calling is unlimited for one low monthly price, so you won't be charged a per minute rate on your phone bill while your online.

Yes. Anyone with a laptop/PDA can connect to the Internet using the library's wireless connection if it is equipped with a wireless card. You can also connect to the Internet using a wired campus network port. There are about 10 wired ports throughout the library.<

No. There are no phone lines or cable service required to use Xanadoo, and your service is always connected—with no busy signals or slow dial-up modems!

No, the rate does not include your local telephone charges as we don't deal with your telecom company or ISP.

To visit a WAPsite you need to use the internet browser on your mobile phone. How this is done depends on the make and model of your handset, please check your user manual or contact your service provider (Vodafone, O2, Orange...) for help in setting this up. If you are a trying to understand how to configure your phone for WAP please contact your mobile network's helpline:

To connect to Internet service at a library, you have to logon twice. Use your logon name and password provided when you register at the library. For further help, please contact your library administrator.

Your PC must have a 10BaseT or 100BaseT Ethernet Network Interface Card (NIC). We do not load any software onto your computer. All your PC needs is TCP/IP software and a web browser. Windows 95 or newer and MAC OS 8.5 or greater include TCP/IP and a browser.

No. A primary or additional phone line is not needed for our service. Part of Unleashing the Internet™ is eliminating the need for phone lines altogether. Our connection is delivered wirelessly via radio waves - freeing up your phone for other uses.

AOL utilizes its own proprietary browser based on Internet Explorer and Netscape browser technology. In some versions, the two applications are not compatible with each other. To correct the problem, try the following steps:

Yes, if your room has an Internet connection. Ask your local tech support person about connecting to the Net.

A phone line is required for the initial installation with your certified RemoteWorks installer. Once the service has been installed and activated no phone line is required. If you do not have a telephone line, please notify your dealer and installer so that alternate arrangements can be made.

Yes. If you aren't a member of AT&T Worldnet Service, you can find it at the AT&T Worldnet Service Sign Up page. If you are a member, you can get it from the Download/Upgrades page.

Yes.....usually. Outages are common. We have a wireless hot spot. Please bring your lap top if you need to log on. Phone calls to the states are complimentary. A cellular tower was recently installed in Mars Bay and is GSM compatible. Blackberry and cell phones usually work. Check with your carrier prior to departure to be sure you have international coverage.

No. With Mountain's Digital Telephone your call will never go over the Internet. It is securely relayed over Mountain's state of the art fibre/coax network and directly transferred to the Public Telephone Network. This is a primary line service!

There are two public phones and one public internet link available for student use. Construction of a new instructional building with high speed internet access is currently underway and maybe completed before the end of the 2006 camp.

There is no longer Internet available at the Inn due to the low quality phone line present. Plans are underway this year for improvements, but with the phone company being a government entity we are not holding our breath. There is an Internet office available in Canoa, and also a few in Bahia (30 minutes away). There are public phone offices in Canoa, San Vicente and Bahia with cheap rates for local and international calls.

I am connected to MegaQuebec Internet and I get the following error message: The DNS server cannot find the address.

Exetel connects to the world internet via fibre leased from Powertel, Verizon, PIPE and Optus who in turn peer with Telstra and several of the other International carriers based in Australia.