Do I need to pay to use the Marina Wi-Fi service?
Currently, the service is being offered for FREE until further notice.
Who provides the Marina’s Wi-Fi?
How do I get connected to the Marina Wi-Fi?
Just follow the steps below to connect to the Wi-Fi:
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Simply enable the Wi-Fi function on your device and select “McKinley Marina Wi-Fi” SSID from a list of
available Wi-Fi hotspot networks.
- Enter in the password “XXXXXXXX”
What are the terms and conditions and cookie policy of using the Marina Wi-Fi service?
My connection seems slow, what speeds should I be getting?
Speed varies depending on saturation (peak hours) and weather conditions.
I can see the wireless network, but I can't connect – what's wrong?
In the first instance, you can try:
- Removing (forgetting) the wireless network from your device Wi-Fi settings
- Turning your Wi-Fi off and on again
- Rebooting your device
It’s possible that your location may be causing interference with the Wi-Fi signal – try moving to another
location to attempt to connect to the service.
I can't see the wireless network – what can I do?
Please make sure that wireless is turned on in your device settings, it’s possible that it has been turned off
accidentally – please refer below for instructions.
Try moving to another location and scanning again –
smartphones have very small Wi-Fi antennas, so it’s possible that your device isn’t discovering the network. If
possible, try another device with Wi-Fi.
Android Users
- 1. First, head into the Settings menu of your device. ...
- 2. From there, the top option you will see under “Wireless & Networks” is Wi-Fi.
- 3. Select Wi-Fi and turn the toggle or button to “On.”
- 4. The device will display all of the networks in range.
IOS Users
- From your Home screen, go to Settings > Wi-Fi..
- Turn on Wi-Fi. Your device will automatically search for available Wi-Fi networks.
- Tap the name of the Wi-Fi network that you want to join.
I can connect to the network, but my connection keeps dropping – can this be resolved?
You may be moving out of range of the Wi-Fi. Check your device’s Wi-Fi signal strength indicator and move to a
different location.
Some devices may automatically disconnect you from the wireless network when they have
not been used for a period of time.
It’s also possible that your location may be causing interference with
the Wi-Fi signal – try moving to another location and attempt to connect to the service.
What type of security can I expect ?
When connecting to a public Wi-Fi service, some devices automatically increase their security settings to
protect you, and display a warning message about unsecured networks.
It’s essential that you take some
basic steps to protect your device, whether you are using wireless or wired internet, or on a private or public
network:
- Install and use anti-virus software and a firewall
- Make sure your device software and operating system is up-to-date
- Ensure your device is password protected
- Don’t leave your device unattended in a public place
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Only enter any personal banking or other sensitive details once you know the website is secure (normally a
padlock icon on your browser)