MULTIZ321
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BLUEWATER BY SPINNAKER HHI
ROYAL HOLIDAY CLUB RHC (POINTS)
Checked in last Friday for a week stay at MNCV into the 3500 building. We had hoped for a better view unit but as exchangers wasn't surprised with our assignment on the 2nd floor with minimal ocean view.
Have had very spotty internet access over the weekend on their free WiFi through Wayport and kept being disconnected from the internet with "very low" signal connection messages. Saturday and Sunday we weren't in the unit much, so I didn't try to resolve the problem. Today (Monday), I called the front desk and explained the problem - I was told to come to the front desk and pick up a Wayport Bridge to plug into our laptop and hopefully this would solve the internet connection problems. If not, I was given a toll free Wayport customer service phone number to call.
Even with the Wayport bridge I was not able to connect to the Internet, so I called their customer service number. The tech told me I had to di2sconnect the wireless access on my laptop. I told him I had never done that and didn't know how to do so. He walked me through how to disconnect the wireless via the Windows XP software and then reattach the Wayport Wireless Bridge
and walked me through the process to get it configured to be able to connect to the internet via my laptop browser. Voila! After the help from the Wayport tech, I was now able to connect to the internet.
However, my success was short lived. When we came back from dinner, I tried to reconnect to the internet and was able to do so for about 2 minutes before being disconnected with a "low signal" message and then "no connection' message. I disconnected the bridge (it has a USB connector and an ethernet connector), gave it about 45 seconds rest and reconnected it.
That solved the problem for now. So, hopefully the connection will stay good and I won't have to call Wayport Customer service again (they said they're available 24/7).
The weather's been unseasonably cool and the May Gray/June Gloom is in force. But we're not letting that deter us from having a great time in Southern California.
Richard
Have had very spotty internet access over the weekend on their free WiFi through Wayport and kept being disconnected from the internet with "very low" signal connection messages. Saturday and Sunday we weren't in the unit much, so I didn't try to resolve the problem. Today (Monday), I called the front desk and explained the problem - I was told to come to the front desk and pick up a Wayport Bridge to plug into our laptop and hopefully this would solve the internet connection problems. If not, I was given a toll free Wayport customer service phone number to call.
Even with the Wayport bridge I was not able to connect to the Internet, so I called their customer service number. The tech told me I had to di2sconnect the wireless access on my laptop. I told him I had never done that and didn't know how to do so. He walked me through how to disconnect the wireless via the Windows XP software and then reattach the Wayport Wireless Bridge
and walked me through the process to get it configured to be able to connect to the internet via my laptop browser. Voila! After the help from the Wayport tech, I was now able to connect to the internet.
However, my success was short lived. When we came back from dinner, I tried to reconnect to the internet and was able to do so for about 2 minutes before being disconnected with a "low signal" message and then "no connection' message. I disconnected the bridge (it has a USB connector and an ethernet connector), gave it about 45 seconds rest and reconnected it.
That solved the problem for now. So, hopefully the connection will stay good and I won't have to call Wayport Customer service again (they said they're available 24/7).
The weather's been unseasonably cool and the May Gray/June Gloom is in force. But we're not letting that deter us from having a great time in Southern California.
Richard