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What is LindberghBYOD?

By Colin Davitt
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This summer technology has updated the network and the process for connecting your personal devices has changed.


Open your WiFi settings and connect your device to the LindberghBYOD network.
It will say connected but that is only the first step.
It may show that you are connected but you have to move to step two to fully authentic into the network.


Try to connect to a website. I usually pick something short and quick, like CNN.com.
The above screen should appear.
Click or add your Lindbergh email address.
Then add your Lindbergh email password if it asks.


After entering or selecting your credentials it is now fully connected to the LindberghBYOD network.

My Daily Monthly Process:
     1. Connect to LindberghBYOD. I wait until it says Connected before moving to the next step.
     2. Open a random website.
     3. Click on my Lindbergh Google account.

There might be another way to connect but this is the method I have found to be effective.
UPDATE: The network will now keep you logged in for 30 60 consecutive days! 

Note: It will kick you off the network after maybe twelve or fifteen hours. You will have to reconnect using the method above at least once a day.

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