can this work in a hotel where the info to sign on to wifi might be a guest name, and then another line with guest room number.
OR
ARE YOU ONLY ABLE TO USE WITH A SINGLE PASSWORD AFTER FINIDING THE WIFI?
Interested in keeping an eye on my room. null

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can this work in a hotel where the info to sign on to wifi might be a guest name, and then another line with guest room number.
OR
ARE YOU ONLY ABLE TO USE WITH A SINGLE PASSWORD AFTER FINIDING THE WIFI?
Interested in keeping an eye on my room. null

Mikey · Accepted Answer

You could buy a cheap wireless bridge and set up the hotel internet as your own network. Or buy a hotspot. It needs at least 3MB speed to work. I work in the hotel industry, You might have luck if you can get the hotel or their provider to whitelist (sometimes referred to as "MAC clear") all the devices. Otherwise you won't be able to get them on the hotel network.

Answered by Mikey 6 years ago

Jboss3434 · Answer

I would think that you could set it up on the hotel wifi, not 100% sure tho.

Blink · Answer

If you are required to sign in through a webpage, or asked to agree to terms and conditions, your Blink system will be unable to connect to the wifi network.

“can this work in a hotel where the info to sign on to wifi might be a guest name, and then another line with guest room number. OR ARE YOU ONLY ABLE TO USE WITH A SINGLE PASSWORD AFTER FINIDING THE WIFI? Interested in keeping an eye on my room.”

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