Wireless Internet @ SCPL

Seminole County Public Library now provides high-speed wireless Internet access at all five branch locations.  All you need is a laptop computer or other device with a wireless network interface card (NIC).  Wireless access uses the Wi-Fi standard IEEE 802.11 a, b, or g.  New laptops often come with a built-in wireless NIC and will be configured to pick up the signal automatically.  If your laptop does not have a wireless network interface card, you will need to purchase a compatible card and follow the manufacturer's instructions to install it on your laptop.  Wireless card setting are below.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I access the Seminole County Wireless Connection?

Your wireless interface will typically connect automatically to the service in its native configuration.  If this does not occur automatically, you may need to enable the wireless interface and DHCP.

Is technical support available?

Library staff cannot accept the liability of handling your equipment.  If you need help, refer to the manufacturer's documentation.

Which wireless standards are supported?

802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g are supported.

Is the Seminole County wireless connection secure?

No, the connection is an open network. It is not secure, and Seminole County cannot guarantee the safety of your information on the wireless network. Information viewed on or sent from your laptop could be captured by anyone else with a wireless device. The County assumes no responsibility for the configurations, security, or files on your laptop resulting from connection to the Seminole County Library wireless connection.

Are certain websites blocked?

Yes.