Helpful information - before you start using NomadNet

1. Connecting to a NomadNet service
To access the NomadNet service, purchase a pre-paid access card which provides the username & password details required to log-on.
Cards can be purchase from the reception or office at the location you are staying.
Once you have an access card connect via your laptop computer or PDA to the NomadNet wireless network connection.

2. NomadNet Log Out Screen - How to change the Pop-up Blocker settings
If “Pop-up Blocker” is enabled on your Internet browser the NomadNet Log Out pop-up window will not appear. To eliminate the accidental loss of any remaining time credit, Turn off all “Pop-Up Blocker” settings.

For MS Internet Explorer users - open Internet Explorer.

• Open the Tools menu, point toPop-up Blocker
• Click Turn Off Pop-up Blocker.

I’ve lost the Pop-up Window after Login, so I cant log off.
If you loose the pop-up window, click your history button or press Ctrl + H
for most internet browsers and find...

• SCC10.wifi.sputnik
• Then select Sputnik®Control centre™session (your username number)

This will bring back the pop-up window and you can then log-off.

In addition the NomadNet system will automatically log you off after 10 minutes of inactivity; your computer must be turned off or disabled from the wireless network, as some programs maintain a connection to the internet. i.e. windows updates, antivirus, Skype etc.

3. Sending emails from your email browser - Outlook & Outlook Express
In order to send e-mail from MS Outlook etc, you need to set your outgoing mail settings so they coincide with the location settings providing the NomadNet service. All “outgoing mail settings” are listed on the NomadNet Log-On screen available to you prior to logging on.

To change your outgoing mail settings follow these helpful steps…

• On the Tools menu, click E-mail Accounts.
• Select View or change existing e-mail accounts, and then click Next.
• Select your ISP account, and then click Change.
• Under Server Information, change the Outgoing mail server (SMTP) text box to the new server information listed on the NomadNet Log-On page at each location.

More information about NomadNet

1. Can I use my NomadNet Card at other locations?
You can use the NomadNet card at any location that has our system installed. If you go to www.nomadnet.net.au, the location pages will give all the NomadNet sites.

All guests who purchase a pre-paid NomadNet access card, are able to use any remaining access time at any other participating NomadNet venue. i.e. if a guest uses 30 minutes of a 1,2 or 5 Hour Multi Use Access Card, they are able to use their remaining time, on their next visit or at another NomadNet venue on their journey. The Access Cards have no use by date and will stay valid until the hours indicated on the Multi Use Card have been completely used.