When at home, I can link my mobile Keynote iPhone App with Keynote on my PowerMacPro. However, when at a Starbucks, or at "Third Workplace" using their WiFi, I cannot. Both the computer and the iPhone are receiving the same WiFi.

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When at home, I can link my mobile Keynote iPhone App with Keynote on my PowerMacPro. However, when at a Starbucks, or at "Third Workplace" using their WiFi, I cannot. Both the computer and the iPhone are receiving the same WiFi.

When at home, I can link my iPhone Mobile Keynote App to my PowerMacPro (using OS 10.7.4); however, when at a Starbucks or at "Third Workplace" using their WiFi, I get a "not connected" message-even though both devices are on the network. Is the signal just too weak? — too many subscribers?

Thanks for your help,

Marc

MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.4)

Posted on Jul 19, 2012 5:39 PM

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Jul 25, 2012 3:59 AM in response to BlueSkyGraySky

Many times when in a public network businesses add a form of protection to their customers. This level of security is called Isolation. It basically creates a barrier between you and the rest of the users inside that network. Thus said, your keynote remote won't be able to find Keynote on your Mac.

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