Get connected to the internet through our free wireless access point. You will be able to surf the web from any device that supports IEEE 802.11b of r802.11g wireless connectivity. Connect to libpub the City of Peoria Library's free wireless access point.

Peoria Public Library (PPL) offers high speed wireless connectivity at the Main Library and the Sunrise Mountain Library. Getting online is quick and simple. All you need is a wireless enabled laptop computer, tablet PC or PDA. All visitors may use PPL's network free of charge. No special encryption settings, user names, or passwords required. However, you must abide by the library's Internet Use Policy to connect.

The library cannot guarantee the safety of your traffic across its wireless network. The library assumes no responsibility for the configurations, security of files on your laptop resulting from connection to the library's network. Information sent to or from your laptop can be captured by anyone else with a wireless device and appropriate software, within up to 300 feet.

The PPL is not able to provide technical assistance to users and connaot guarantee that you will be able to make a wireless connection. If you need assistance, contact the manufacturer of your laptop or software. Some helpful hints may be found on the library's WiFi Frequently Asked Questions found below. The library is not responsible for any changes you make to your computer's settings.

Funding for this project is provided through a Library Services and Technology Grant administered by the Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records.

Peoria Public Library (PPL) offers high speed wireless connectivity at the Main Library and Sunrise Mountain Library. Getting online is quick and simple. All you need is a wireless enabled laptop computer, tablet PC or PDA. All visitors may use PPL's network free of charge. No special encryption settings, user names, or passwords required. However, you must abide by the library's Internet Use Policy to connect.

The library cannot guarantee the safety of your traffic across its wireless network. The library assusmed no responsibility for the configurations, security or files on your laptop resulting from connection to the library's network. Information sent to or from your laptop can be captured by anyone else with a wireless device and appropriate software, within 300 feet.

The PPL is not able to provide technical assistance to users and cannot guarantee that you will be able to make a wireless connection. If you need assistance, contact the manufacturer of your laptop or software. The library is not responsible for any changes you make to your computer's settigs.

Not all wireless cards are the same. Your card may not be the same quality as your neighbor's.

While not all PDA's support wireless, several manufacturers have adopted the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) 802.11b and 802.11g standards.

Yes, as long as it supports 802.11b or 802.11g wireless.

Users can access internet sites (http, https). For security concerns, users cannot access the following internet protocols:
FTP/TFTP: File transfers
POP2/IMAP: Email clients such as Outlook
VPN: Remote network access
TeTelnet/SSH: Remote client access

You do not need special software, up to date drivers have remedied connection problems. The drivers included in your card may be old; updates are usually available on your vendor's website.