If you have a computer manufactured in the last several years, and either a built-in Ethernet network card (or a free PCI slot to add one) then you are ready to sign up to IguanaNet!

An Ethernet connection is shaped like a telephone cable but is physically larger because it contains eight wires instead of the usual two or four. If you already have DSL or cable service, you are ready to use IguanaNet, if you are currently using dial-up, you may or may not need to add a Network Interface Card (NIC) to your computer to get online with the Iguana.

IguanaNet works by supplying you with a hi-performance wireless-Internet radio that you put on-site at your home or business. We link the radio at your site up with our transmitter radios, hook your radio up to your computer and you're online @ cable speeds (or better!).

Any operating system that supports TCP/IP is a candidate for IguanaNet - this includes Windows 95, 98, ME, 2000, & XP as well as Mac OS 9/X as well as multiple flavors of Linux and Unix.

YES! IguanaNet can supply your home or business with a real, statically-defined IP address for use with remote access applications or for serving your own web pages or running your own mail server. Please call for further details.

In a way Yes, If you are a residential or commercial subscriber than it would depend on the type of network you have set up in your home or office. If you have a wireless network in place than depending on the specifications of that network you can surf the web anywhere with in your home or office. Please call for more information.

Hot Spot subscribers can surf the Web with in (at the most) 1,000 feet of the antenna depending on the location.

If at any time you would like to change your service level please contact us by phone or email.