by Jonathan A in Alberta, Canada
on April 5, 2013
in Canada, Press Release
The well-used Downtown Lethbridge Free Wifi zone has grown again, with two new access points being added! Yesterday, our team, working with the City of Lethbridge, added a new access point to the corner of 3rd Ave and 8th St. South, as well as one on the corner of 4th Ave and 5th St. South. [...]
by Kevin
on March 14, 2013
in Good News
Our Southern Alberta Nerds have been working on a project with Alberta SouthWest. We are now in the process of adding 16 more Meraki radios for new area deployments in South West Alberta.
by Kevin
on January 7, 2013
in Help and How To
We have all found ourselves asking our friends and family, and even businesses, what their WiFi password is. Sometimes it’s really simple (which defeats the purpose), and it’s no hassle at all (for us, or those who want unauthorized access), other times, it’s a pain. The Next Web has a very cool article on how to generate a QR code for guests to scan with their phones to make the experience much more pleasant!
by Jonathan A in Alberta, Canada
on November 22, 2012
in Canada
Southern Alberta is starting to see a lot of free public WiFi projects sprout, and the Nerds On Site team is proud to be part of these projects! Today the Park Place Mall in Lethbridge went live with the first phase of their free WiFi system, and it’s just in time for the busy holiday [...]
by Jonathan A in Alberta, Canada
on November 16, 2012
in Canada
Nerds On Site has worked with the City of Lethbridge for a couple of years now on planning and implementing a free, public WiFi network for shoppers, businesses and tourists in the downtown core of the city. In the past week, our team has worked with the City to install 3 new access points, further broadening the [...]
by Kevin
on October 5, 2012
in Help and How To, Nerds On Site, videos
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0eatP3-UFc[/youtube] David Everitt (a Nerd in Port Huron, Michigan) describes the security risks of wireless networks and why it’s important to separate your Guest Network from your Business WiFi Network. This video is an clip from the full episode of the Jim Relken Show on EBW.TV. More episodes can also be found there! We look [...]
by David R in Ontario, Canada
on September 29, 2012
in Nerds On Site, Newsletter, Security, Security News
As is common for many Canadians, I frequent Tim Horton’s for coffee and meetings. Recently, they’ve started offering free WiFi at many of their locations which is obviously very attractive for business as well as travelers, especially tourists who want to avoid roaming charges on their smartphones. However, as you can tell by these screenshots, [...]
by Kevin
on September 28, 2012
in small business, SME
Do you offer free wireless internet to your customers? Do they use the same router and network as your business, causing it to be slow during peak hours or all the time? We can help!
by David R in Ontario, Canada
on July 17, 2012
in Fun Stuff, Good News, Nerds On Site
Of course our team is proud (Mauricio D and Jonathan L from Nova Scotia) to have installed WiFi on this gorgeous yacht – the Bluenose II And we thank our client, of course, for the business! Update/Clarification from Mauricio: The Wifi installed at the Bluenose site is not actually inside the Bluenose. The WiFi installed [...]