…ion in the Show menu). If you find AirPort or Wi-Fi listed, your Mac has a wireless card and is ready to go wireless. Click on AirPort or Wi-Fi and check to make sure it is enabled. If AirPort or Wi-Fi is not listed, your Mac may be wireless-ready. You can purchase and install an AirPort wireless card from Apple. (Older Macs may not support AirPort but you may be able to find a third-party adapter from another company.) Note: If you’re running a M…
…resh connection using the new password. See these how-tos for forgetting a wireless network on your Mac, or forgetting a wireless network on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. Make sure you are using a dynamic connection, and no proxy. Check your Network settings: On Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard or newer: Click the Apple Menu and select System Preferences. Click the Network icon. In the left-hand pane, select Wi-Fi (called AirPort in older OS X versions)….
…et modern high-speed internet to a house or other building is with a fixed wireless connection. Wireless requires no construction, just installation. It’s easy to upgrade, replace or move. Like fiber optics, wireless connections have been used for decades by large corporations and universities, often over long distances. As individual households now use as much data as whole cities used to (watching movies, telecommuting, gaming), fast technology…
…ring them even faster speeds — we’re talking 1 Gigabit per second, or 1,000 Mbps — to as many areas as we possibly can. So if you’re ready for some of the fastest speeds in the nation, we’re ready to hear from you! In our last post about Wireless Pro, we said we’ve got even more big news about our growing Wireless Pro network on the horizon. Well, we’re not done yet. Our network is constantly growing, and we’ll have even more to share about our gr…
…Cruzio Internet’s wireless network is experiencing a Wireless Pro outage, this is affecting Wireless Pro customers on Cruzio’s wireless network. The affected locations are portions of the Chaminade and Live Oak area. Engineers are out in the field working to resolve the issue and we should be able to provide updates shortly. We apologize for the inconvenience….
…side the blue shapes above, we’re ready to connect you to our fiber-backed wireless network as soon as you are. The first step towards your new Wireless Pro connection is filling out your address on our Santa Cruz Fiber Homepage. Now, let’s talk speeds. Wireless Pro has speeds up to 100 megabits per second for both uploading and downloading, and average speeds of around 75 megabits per second. It’s especially great for activities like putting vide…
…We have resolved the issue affecting Wireless Pro customers in the Chaminade and Live Oak area. All Wireless-Pro customer services have been restored. We appreciate your patience while we mitigated the issue. This issue only affected customers on our Wireless Network. Velocity, DSL, and dialup were not affected….
…We have resolved the issue affecting Wireless Pro customers in the Midtown, Seabright, and Live Oak areas of Santa Cruz. All Wireless-Pro customer services have been restored. We appreciate your patience while we mitigated the issue and we have taken preventative measures to avoid this disturbance in the future. This issue only affected customers with Cruzio Wireless access services. Velocity, DSL, and dialup were not affected….
…Due to a Cruzio equipment failure, there is currently a section of our Wireless Pro coverage that is down. Cruzio technicians are actively working on a solution this morning. This does not affect velocity or dsl customers, only Wireless Pro customers in the east side Santa Cruz and Live Oak areas. We apologize for the inconvenience, and we’ll update this as soon as we have more info….
…We are diagnosing a connectivity outage affecting customers with wireless internet access off of the Dream Inn building. We expect service to be restored within 15 minutes. This is only affecting costumers with Wireless Pro, Dedicated, and Enterprise access connectivity….
