Hi,
Not sure if you guys face this issue using Wireless@SGx (not Wireless@SG), desiring auto-login functionality on your laptop/mobile device. [Note: I did not install any Wireless@SGx programs, but setup my connection manually]
But when my laptop connects to the Wireless@SGx network in the NLB, it does not always establish an internet connection (maybe something to do with the routing? Or maybe the staff had just turned on the routers? Or maybe cos I'm using a Singtel Mobile account on the M1 provided connection?).
The bottom line is: I'm connected to the Wireless@SGx network but cannot access the internet...
Anyhows, here's my fix (+ a workaround if the fix did not work)
save this URL as a bookmark : http://www.noc-cn3000.com:8080/transport.asp
Loading this page magically seems to set things right (maybe someone more technically inclined can explain why).
The "workaround" is annoying... as it basically involves moving to the Wireless@SG network, logining then once connected to the internet properly, moving back to the Wireless@SGx network (thereby defeating the purpose of setting up the Wireless@SGx connection in the first place!)
Anyhows, hope this helps some others who might face similar issues.
Mods: I did a quick search on the forums, but did not see this pop up, so remove/move as you deem fit.
Not sure if you guys face this issue using Wireless@SGx (not Wireless@SG), desiring auto-login functionality on your laptop/mobile device. [Note: I did not install any Wireless@SGx programs, but setup my connection manually]
But when my laptop connects to the Wireless@SGx network in the NLB, it does not always establish an internet connection (maybe something to do with the routing? Or maybe the staff had just turned on the routers? Or maybe cos I'm using a Singtel Mobile account on the M1 provided connection?).
The bottom line is: I'm connected to the Wireless@SGx network but cannot access the internet...
Anyhows, here's my fix (+ a workaround if the fix did not work)
save this URL as a bookmark : http://www.noc-cn3000.com:8080/transport.asp
Loading this page magically seems to set things right (maybe someone more technically inclined can explain why).
The "workaround" is annoying... as it basically involves moving to the Wireless@SG network, logining then once connected to the internet properly, moving back to the Wireless@SGx network (thereby defeating the purpose of setting up the Wireless@SGx connection in the first place!)
Anyhows, hope this helps some others who might face similar issues.
Mods: I did a quick search on the forums, but did not see this pop up, so remove/move as you deem fit.
