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Henk Kleynhans replied on November 19, 2009 18:02 to the question "Standalone server?" in Skyrove:

Hi ragsthezone8,

Apologies for the late reply. Please contact us via email on support@skyrove.com

Henk

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Henk Kleynhans replied on September 29, 2009 07:29 to the question "Monthly fees yes/no?" in Skyrove:

Hi Neil, of course.

You can email us on info@skyrove.com

henk

Henk Kleynhans replied on September 29, 2009 07:28 to the question "just poor" in Skyrove:

Hi saberlott,

Please let us know where we can contact you and what hotspot you are at and we'll look into your problems ASAP.

Best,
Henk

Henk Kleynhans replied on September 27, 2009 12:41 to the problem "No connection for more than 4 days :(" in Skyrove:

Hi Hilda,

Thanks for letting us know. We will contact the owner of your hotspot ASAP and also look at solutions to prevent problems in the future.

Please note that you can also contact us on 074 654 7911 for after hours support.

henk

Henk Kleynhans replied on September 10, 2009 07:23 to the question "Exisiting Internet needed for Hotspot?" in Skyrove:

Hi Peter,

You can get ADSL directly from Skyrove if you wish! All you need is a Telkom (non-prepaid) phone line. Please call us on 0861 ROVERS or email to info@skyrove.com

Henk Kleynhans replied on September 09, 2009 15:15 to the question "Monthly fees yes/no?" in Skyrove:

Hi Neil,

In some cases we provide additional extras for the venue owner which incur a monthly fee (e.g. free voucher facility, bandwidth etc)

Typically, the range of a single router is 20 - 50 m, depending on the setup & environment. In the vast majority of cases, you'd easily be able to share with a neighbour, provided there aren't thick walls between your neighbour and yourself.

The Skyrove router is weatherproof, so you can even mount it outdoors to ensure better signal all-round.

Henk Kleynhans asked a question in Poken on September 02, 2009 09:23:

What does the button do?

What does the button do? I don't see this explained on the FAQ.

Henk Kleynhans replied on August 28, 2009 09:45 to the praise "no more brick" in Skyrove:

Hi selom, I'm really stoked that the Linksys WRT54GL unbrick guide did the trick!

Here's the link again: http://www.skyrove.com/support/unbric...

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Henk Kleynhans replied on August 08, 2009 11:54 to the idea "Log out from a central place" in Skyrove:

Thanks for the comment, Testusa.

If you go to www.skyrove.com, you can click on My Account and then click on 'Hotspot Logout'.

We'll make a plan to make it more obvious from the home page in the near future.

Henk Kleynhans replied on August 07, 2009 10:58 to the question "Range of signal in apartment block" in Skyrove:

Hi WP,

The answer is, unfortunately, that "it depends".

A good rule of thumb is to have one router for every 5 - 10 apartments, depending on size, materials and layout of the building.

Keep in mind that you can easily increase the size of a Skyrove hotspot by adding additional Skyrove Mesh Routers that will wirelessly repeat and expand the size of your network.

If you have access to neighbouring buildings, you can also set up Skyrove Mesh routers there with flat panel antennas pointing back at your building. In this way you can easily cover multiple floors.

If you'd like, you can contact me via email if you'd like to discuss in more detail. (henk@skyrove.com)

Henk Kleynhans replied on July 28, 2009 09:30 to the question "Hotspot provider requirements" in Skyrove:

Hi Nick,

The router is shipped with a manual that will explain all the steps needed to set it up!

If you want to have a look around the backend system in the meantime, you can register as a Skyrove Hotspot Provider by going to https://auth.skyrove.com and clicking on the Provider Sign Up link.

You can set up the picture, pricing and location of your hotspot so long, and then simply add the MAC address of your router on the Basic Settings tab once you receive it.

Shout if you have any more questions.

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Henk Kleynhans replied on July 26, 2009 22:07 to the problem "connnection is terrible," in Skyrove:

Hi Peter, has your problem been resolved? Please contact us if you are still having problems.

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Henk Kleynhans replied on July 26, 2009 21:52 to the idea "Log-in at system start" in Skyrove:

Hi Rainer,

You can actually do this right now using the DeviceScape Easy Wi-Fi application. (It's free)

It will work on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, the iPhone & iPod Touch, Nokia S60 phones and Windows Mobile phones.

Simply head over to www.devicescape.com to register an account, add Skyrove as one of your networks and set up your device.

Shout if you have any problems.