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docs/hosts.md
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* In the text editor that opens, enter the following lines:
```
23.4.17.24 cdn.downloads.palm.com # May not work any longer
140.211.169.161 ipkg.preware.org
23.141.224.193 ipkg.preware.net
23.141.224.193 preware.net
173.230.142.249 developer.palm.com # Fixes Hot Spot detection
23.4.17.24 cdn.downloads.palm.com # May not work any longer
140.211.169.161 ipkg.preware.org
23.141.224.193 ipkg.preware.net
23.141.224.193 preware.net
173.230.142.249 developer.palm.com # Fixes Hot Spot detection
```
* From the Interalz Pro menu in the top left, choose "Save File" then "Close"
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## Hot Spot Detection
When you join, or re-join, a WiFi network webOS may incorrectly notify you that a Hot Spot has been detected and ask you to log-in. The captive portal detection webOS used depended on a server that's long gone. Using the latest [self-host proxy](proxysetup.md), or modifying your [hosts](hosts.md) file can help eliminate these notifications.
When you join (or re-join) a WiFi network, webOS may incorrectly notify you that a Hot Spot has been detected and ask you to log-in. The captive portal detection webOS used depended on a server that's long gone. Using the latest [self-host proxy](proxysetup.md), or modifying your [hosts](hosts.md) file can help eliminate these notifications.
## What Next