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That would be best practice. However I don't mind being able to get LAN internet at a hotel that wants me to pay $24 per day for wifi when they have VoiP phone
by sschueller 8y ago
That would be best practice.
However I don't mind being able to get LAN internet at a hotel that wants me to pay $24 per day for wifi when they have VoiP phones that have internet access...
- megous 8y agoHa! Good to know.
- retSava 8y agoI often bring a small wifi router with me, hook it up to Ethernet (often taking the TV or phone ethernet connection), then set up a local wifi that I can connect a Chromecast to. That in turn sits in the tv, of course. That gives me internet and streamability/casting to the tv :)
- walrus01 8y agoI often find that tethering to T-Mobile LTE is better than whatever misconfigured, screwed up NAT/gateway a hotel has.
- joezydeco 8y agoAgreed. Every single hotel I’ve been to in the last year or so has pitiful bandwidth, which is completely saturated after dark once everyone fires up Netflix and lets it run all night long.