…st have a wireless adapter. Use the instructions below to find out if your computer has a wireless adapter. If your computer has a wireless adapter, you may follow the Windows instructions or Mac instructions to connect to a wireless network. » back to top Mac OS X In the Apple menu, choose System Preferences. Click the Network icon. If you don’t see a column on the left listing your internet options, click the Show menu and select Network Port Co…
…is to back up all your servers. You can specify which elements to back up under “Features and Settings”. The default option is to back up everything. Under “Destination and format”, specify the name and location of the backup file and the format of the backup (single archive file for your whole VPS, or an individual file for each server). By default, the backup process will create a single file for each server, containing a backup of all files on…
…d good to go! Should you have any questions about reconfiguring your Cruzio modem or troubleshooting a possible problem with it, please feel free to contact Cruzio or bring it by our downtown offices. Alternatively, if you are technically inclined and feel comfortable making changes within the settings on your Cruzio modem, you can use the SR360n DSL Gateway Manual available online for download. It contains instructions that will guide you through…
…that your wireless card is on. If the wireless card is integrated into the computer, you may have to press a button to turn it on. Please check the documentation that came with your computer to make sure. Right-click the Network Connection icon in the System Tray, located in the Taskbar, and select “Connect to a network.” In the next window, select the desired network by name. (If Cruzio configured the router for your network, we will have provide…
…information is available to scammers on the internet, check haveibeenpwned.com.) And if an email sounds dire, remember that the more urgent the email sounds, the more likely it’s a scam. Be especially suspicious of any email that says you need to “verify” your account by typing in information the company should already have or which they shouldn’t need, like your social security number. Cruzio Gets Phony Sites Down Quickly For our part, Cruzio is…
…will soon. And part of that expansion — here’s where being part of a local community helps — is finding hubs in your area where we can put gear to better serve your neighborhood. Sometimes it’s a tall apartment building, or a house up on a hill. People who put access points on their property get free internet from Cruzio. So that’s a project if your area doesn’t have good internet: find the place in your neighborhood that sees a lot of other place…
…ss connection. If you are currently experiencing much slower than expected download speeds, it is most likely a current issue with Cruzio’s connection to the internet and not a localized problem with your own radio or equipment. We hope to have this fixed as soon as possible. Customers that are affected: – Enterprise and Business Broadband wireless and in-building customers in the Santa Cruz, Seabright, Live Oak, Scotts Valley, Capitola, Aptos, an…
…ce. In the Remote Site pane, double-click the httpdocs directory.* This directory is the storage area for your website files. *If you have a Cruzio Classic Website, there is no httpdocs directory. Double-click the pub_html directory instead. In the Local Site pane, navigate to the files on your computer’s hard drive that you want to publish. Select and drag your files from the Local Site pane to the Remote Site pane to copy them from your computer…
…ss connection. If you are currently experiencing much slower than expected download speeds, it is most likely a current issue with Cruzio’s connection to the internet and not a localized problem with your own radio or equipment. We hope to have this fixed as soon as possible. Customers that are affected: – Enterprise wireless customers in the Santa Cruz, Seabright, Live Oak, and Capitola areas – Business broadband wireless and in-building wired cu…
…ss connection. If you are currently experiencing much slower than expected download speeds, it is most likely a current issue with Cruzio’s connection to the internet and not a localized problem with your own radio or equipment. We hope to have this fixed as soon as possible. Customers that are affected: – Enterprise and Business Broadband wireless and in-building customers in the Santa Cruz, Seabright, Live Oak, Scotts Valley, Capitola, Aptos, an…
