> Usually at Best Western. Both
> places had free high speed internet connections available. Be advised that
> you should carry a ethernet cable with you as not all offered wireless
> connections. Each motel that did not offer wireless had a modem and ethernet
> cable available in the room for use plus usually one available in the lobby.
On the rare occasions I travel, I take the G3 iBook running 10.3.9, with
AirPort Card, with me.
I have zero problems connecting to Wi-Fi setups.
I have had zero success connecting using the Ethernet cable connection.
I have called the hotels' tech support numbers, but often it's a case of
checking in around 7:00 in the evening, trying to connect using the Ethernet
cable, failing, calling tech support, getting a promise to call back and
they never do call back.
Is there some URL out there where I can find instructions for how to
hook up at hotels/motels using the Ethernet setup?
Many thanks,
bob
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