If you haven't signed another contract with other ISP you can't access the
others services. (normally! ...).
Check if you have automatic settings for IP (I mean for DHCP server because
he resolves name resolution by indicating the DNS server).
There are 2 different kind of wireless (WLAN, WPAN and WWAN). A WWAN
solution should give you a better mobility but it's more expensive.
Because you just pump in to the new network you should consider yourself
lucky to have access to others sharing (because they are very generous ...)
If you know some1 that is connecting regularly in that network check his
settings for the connection. (it is a possibility that the ISP has a
security policy based on MAC address ... but that's another story)
Cheers,
"NateBurgherUDUB" <NateBurgherUDUB@xxxxxx> wrote in
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> Hi there everyone. I am having trouble with my wireless internet. When i
> was
> home over the Christmas break, I attempted to forward my port on my
> wireless
> internet at home so my router would allow me to access some of my programs
> (the router had a firewall on it blocking these programs). Ever since
> then,
> the only place i can access wireless internet is only at my house, nowhere
> ele. When i go other places, I can find connections and connect to them,
> but
> i can only connect to the network part of it, not the internet. For
> example,
> when I go to the Network and Sharing Center, it will show the connection
> between my computer and the network working properly, but then the line
> between the Network and the Internet has a Red X through it and the
> Internet
> Globe is grey. When i troubleshoot, it says it cannot contact my server /
> ISP, and it shows that the ISP is the one from my wireless at home. What
> can
> i do to fix this? Can someone please help? I'm at college and cannot
> access
> any wireless, kinda a pain in the butt if you ask me, but it is my own
> doing... Any help would be great, thank you very much!
>