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Old 05-30-2022, 12:41 PM
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Need some help. I have had the occasion to be at a rec center for some time and found there was a wi-fi connection available called "resident wireless". I'm have been unable to sign in to use the wi-fi as the log in asks for a "Golf ID" and PIN. I don't golf, so I don't have a golf ID, what that that is, or if I need to get one to use resident wireless.

Can I sign into rec center resident wireless without a golf ID? If not, where do I obtain said ID and PIN?

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You do have a golf ID and PIN.

Your "golf" ID is the ID number on your Villages ID card.

Your PIN was set up when they created your ID card. Mine came on a piece of paper I have in a file. I imagine there is a way to retrieve a forgotten PIN and the information is probably on the districtgov.com site. (Essentially says call the Customer Service Center, 8-5 weekdays, at (352) 753-4508)
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Need some help. I have had the occasion to be at a rec center for some time and found there was a wi-fi connection available called "resident wireless". I'm have been unable to sign in to use the wi-fi as the log in asks for a "Golf ID" and PIN. I don't golf, so I don't have a golf ID, what that that is, or if I need to get one to use resident wireless.

Can I sign into rec center resident wireless without a golf ID? If not, where do I obtain said ID and PIN?

Thanks!

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Need some help. I have had the occasion to be at a rec center for some time and found there was a wi-fi connection available called "resident wireless". I'm have been unable to sign in to use the wi-fi as the log in asks for a "Golf ID" and PIN. I don't golf, so I don't have a golf ID, what that that is, or if I need to get one to use resident wireless.

Can I sign into rec center resident wireless without a golf ID? If not, where do I obtain said ID and PIN?

Thanks!

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Once you sign in to a rec center wifi connection, you will automatically be signed in every time you enter any rec center. That is a recent feature of the system.
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Once you sign in to a rec center wifi connection, you will automatically be signed in every time you enter any rec center. That is a recent feature of the system.
Isn’t that a phone function?
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Isn’t that a phone function?
I don't think so. In the past, you needed to enter your Villages ID and golf PIN, and accept their terms and conditions every time you wanted to log in to a rec center wifi service. But, approximately six months ago, you could just enter a rec center, and the system would automatically connect your phone to the wifi system without doing anything.
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