OK, I guess I forgot, that it asks me to enter the "library card number" (and a password)
for my GLENDALE "library card" -- which "some" persons (like, some "non-Glendale" residents) do not have.
Well, I guess ONE of you, can have me log on with MY "library card number" (and password),
-- although I can "probably" only do that for one person at a time.
...I forgot how inconvenient it is, to be a "non-" Glendale resident.
(I have lived in Glendale since Dec 1993...)
if this causes many "West Siders" to prefer some other location,
then rest assured that this "meeting room reservation" was
applied for as a "one time event".
I thought it [this place] might prove to be a good place for future meetings too; but if that does not happen, then, OK.
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 3:55 PM, Bob Elzer
<bob.elzer@gmail.com> wrote:
OK now I found the Right one.
It's free, but limited
The Glendale Public Library currently offers high speed wireless
connectivity at the Main Library, Foothills, and Velma Teague Branch
Libraries. All visitors may use the library 's network free of charge and no
special encryption settings are required; however, you must abide by the
library's Internet Use Policy to connect.
What can I access on the wireless network? Users of the Glendale Public
Libraries' wireless network are limited to internet access (http/https),
which requires an internet browser to be installed on your device. To ensure
security for both wireless users and for the library's network, the
following popular technologies and protocols are NOT supported:
FTP/TFTP (for file transfers)
POP3/IMAP email clients (Outlook, for example)
VPN (for remote network access)
Telnet/SSH (remote client access/file transfer)
http://www.glendaleaz.com/library/Wireless_FAQs.cfm
On Mon 22 June 2009 2:41:21 pm Mike Schwartz wrote:
> [3] the building has free wifi
For Glendale Library cardholders (ie, residents), that is. I live at 43rd
and Union, thus am unable to use their wifi, for example, without paying
40$/year for a card. And I don't use that library enough to justify it (just
read free magazines :3)
Any ideas on how to circumvent that? Anyone have an AP they'd be willing to
bring/set up?
Ryan