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Locating and Using Hot Spots - Wi-Fi AccessHere you'll find ways to locate the closest public hotspots to you. Learn when these hotspots are available and what kind of pricing is involved. Make sure you can stay connected wherever you are located. Learn more about the software and mobile gear you may need to take advantage of hot spots.
Questions About Hot Spots
Your questions about hot spots and how they can be best used by mobile professionals are answered. Using a Second Network Card to Take Advantage of 802.11g Networks
You can use a secondary network card to take advantage of 802.11g networks if your laptop's internal network card is only 802.11a or b. Disable File and Printer Sharing to Keep Your Data Protected in Hot Spots
Learn how to disable file and printer sharing so that when you are using a hot spot, you keep your data protected. Hot Spots - Security Concerns Justify Prohibiting Use?
Should mobile professionals be prohibited from using hot spots just because of security fears? Using Different Wi-Fi Profiles
You can use multiple Wi-Fi profiles without having to set them up each time. Save your Wi-Fi network profiles to make connecting easier on the road or at home. What is a Network Name?
Do you know your network name? With this information you can connect in a hot spot or other wireless network. WiPhishing - What Is It and Why Should Mobile Professionals Be Aware of It
WiPhishing is another attempt by hackers to gain unauthorized access to corporate information and networks. What is the Evil Twin Threat?
Understand what the Evil Twin Threat is and how it can affect mobile professionals. Don't Expect Any Security Precautions
Protecting your data is your responsibility. Enable Your Tungsten T3 or Zire 72 for Wi-Fi
Learn how to set-up Wi-Fi in your Palm Tungsten T3 or Zire 72. Before You Use a Hot Spot
Before mobile office professionals use a hot spot, they must take steps to ensure that their work and gear are protected. Don't let yourself become a target and risk losing important work and your mobile gear. Definition of SSID
Mobile workers have to know what SSID is and how they use that information when making wireless connections. Do I Have to Buy Anything to Use a Hot Spot?
Mobile workers should be aware that using a hot spot may require a minimum purchase in order to use the space. Freeloading isn't a wise idea. Do I Need a Cell Phone to Use a Hot Spot?
Is it necessary to use a cell phone to connect to a wi-fi hot spot? If you aren't sure what you need, find out here. Is Technical Support Available in Hot Spots?
Don't be surprised if the staff in a Hot Spot have no idea what you are talking about. They are not responsible for technical support but if asked politely may provide you with the contact information. What do I need to use a hot spot?
Not sure what you need in order to use a hot spot? It's not difficult to get connected when you have the right mobile gear. What is Wi-Fi?
Learn more about what wi-fi means and how it helps mobile workers. What Kind of Work Can I Do In A Hot Spot?
Know what limitations mobile workers may face when using a Wi-Fi Hot Spot, if any. As always be discreet and use care not to disclose confidential information. What Security Precautions Do Hot Spots Have in Place?
Don't take for granted that the Hot Spot you are using will have security precautions in place. Take steps before you use a Hot Spot to make your data secure. Wi-Fi Connection Tutorial
Use this step-by-step Wi-Fi tutorial to connect in a hot spot or other wireless network. Wi-Fi Networking: Can't Live With It...
Some good commonsense tips from PCWorld on using Wi-Fi while on the road. |
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