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Do you have your own tutorial that is not included in the TorGuard knowledge-base? Post if for all to see in the “Tutorials” forum and our staff will update the KB accordingly with your contribution. Take a moment to (anonymously) introduce yourself to the rest of the forum board in the “Introductions” section. Or, post any topic you wish in the “General” forum since the discussions there are not limited. This is a great opportunity for security minded individuals to openly discuss topics like VPN service, proxy service, internet security, industry news or just to introduce yourself… While the forum was created for registered TorGuard members only, we welcome questions and comments from guests or new VPN users. Maybe they could put a mifi on the Capitol Limited some day.TorGuard is inviting all members and guests to interact with us through the new TorGuard VPN Forum. I mentioned the fact to who I knew was an Amtrak official while 'waiting time' at Jack London (there was an Amtrak big honcho meeting out there that day!) and as if by magic, I had wifi all the way to Portland, where I got off.īut, as noted previously, the CS does not officially offer wifi. But there was no wifi signal to be found, according to my cell phone wifi utility app.
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Then last April on the northbound CS, there was a cardboard sign in my sleeper at the top of the steps that indicated the wifi password was. it was either 2 or 3 years ago when I rode, and the Pacific Parlour car had been replaced by a Superliner lounge, they had really small mifi unit sitting on the upper bar counter that provided incredibly slow wifi while not 'in the middle of nowhere' (mountains, mostly). It's better than nothing, especially if you have Sprint, T-Mobile (though less so these days,) or a regional carrier, but it's not as good as even most coffee shop or hotel wi-fi.Ĭlick to expand.From riding the Coast Starlight almost every year for the past 7-8 years, I'll say that at best, wifi availability is a 'maybe'. They also have to share bandwidth with cellular users in the area (both on and off the train) so it winds up being a small-ish amount of bandwidth shared among a couple hundred devices if the train is busy. Outside of the NEC, Amtrak relies exclusively (as far as I'm aware) on cell towers for internet access, and in rural areas there isn't many cell towers to share the load between. In more rural areas, the service tends to be slow and spotty. Sometimes it works well, especially on the NEC or where cell signal from multiple providers is good. Amtrak has sometimes issued MiFis, especially to sleeper car attendants, for use in sleeper cars to provide a makeshift wi-fi network where the train itself doesn't have the equipment to provide the official Amtrak wi-fi.Īmtrak's on-board wi-fi performance is generally hit-or-miss, even with the official equipment. MiFis often have a low limit on the number of devices that can connect to it, which may be why one device works and another doesn't.
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