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Yachts want easy access to Wi-Fi.   From our first network in St. Maarten in 1997, MCC Wi-Fi has built marine broadband systems that are reliable and secure, yet user friendly. Our secure access, remote system monitoring and customer service are the standard of comparison. 

Wi-Fi is part of a marina’s marketing effort.   Yachts often come to a marina as a result of the roaming Wi-Fi operator’s marketing on behalf of the marina.   MCC Wi-Fi networks accept roamers from ATT, Boingo, NNU, WayPort, GRIC, iPass, and several international telephone companies.  We advertise in major publications, radio networks, and use direct marketing plan that points yachts marinas with MCC Wi-Fi. 

The MCC Wi-Fi no hassle solution:  Marina personnel have no duties or responsibility:  MCC Wi-Fi’s toll-free 24/7 customer support helps the customers connect, answers all questions, and remotely monitors operations.  If it breaks, we promptly dispatch a field team. 

Design and Construction is complex.  Marine Wi-Fi networks require special equipment and careful placement of antennas to compensate for over-water radio propagation, orientation of the docks and yachts, and the materials used in yacht construction.  End users with laptop computers can connect up to 100 meters from an access point antenna.  Anchored vessels farther away may need ‘boosters.’  

MCC Wi-Fi’s friendly subscriber plans are completely flexible.  They can be layered to provide ‘free to user’ access for guests, a selection of ‘pay to use’ plans for visitors and roamers, plus a dedicated channel for marina operations and security. 

MCC Wi-Fi networks are protected from un-authorized users.  ‘Open’ networks invite intruders to gain access to the computers of other users on the network.  A significant number of ‘identity thefts’ can be attributed to the victim’s use of ‘free’ Wi-Fi.  Users and Marina operators are well advised to utilize networks that require users to be identified by credit card or other means, and that the log-in process is done through a secure link (‘SSL’)   MCC networks authenticate every user with unique username, password, and by capture of the MAC address of the user’s computer.  All of this information is transmitted via a secure encrypted Virtual Private Network and verified by a radius server, before the end-user is allowed access to the network.

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