[devik_umac]

So, do u think N80 doesnt work in eap-leap/peap that will be solved by later firmware? Or it never be solved via soft, firmware. Only hardware change can solve it? Then, I'll never use WIFI in my capus! we'll never use EAP-LEAP/PEAP! GOD!

[mbil]

Since I have had such a hard time getting Nokia Support to talk, I have really no clue, if the will or even CAN fix it via software.
Your guess is as good as mine.

Btw I tested the new E65 and it too works like the rest E-series good with both LEAP and PEAP.

I personally await the upcoming N95 ...

[kensentme]

I have the Nokia E61 and try to connect to the wireless network at work. I think i should use the settings stated in a previous post, but they don't quite work for me. Here they are:

WLAN security mode: 802.1X
WLAN security settings:
WPA mode: EAP
EAP plug-in settings: EAP-PEAP (only one checked, top of the priority list)
EAP-PEAP->Options->Configure:
[General] tab
User Certificate: (not defined)
CA certificate: (Cisco ACS CA)
User name in use: From Certificate
User name: (Blank)
Realm in use: From Certificate
Realm: (Blank)
Allow PEAPv0: Yes
Allow PEAPv1: No
Allow PEAPv2: No
[EAP] tab
EAP-MSCHAPv2 (only one checked, top of priority list)
TKIP encryption: disabled (not displayed)
EAP-MSCHAPv2 ConfigurationUsername: (AD Domain name)\(Username)
Prompt password: No
Password: (domain password)
[Encryption] tab
(All algorithms are checked)

I think there is something wrong with the certificate, but i'm not sure what. There is some documentation on how to connect a notebook to the network on Windows: https://www.fontys.nl/generiek/bronnenbank/sendfile.aspx?id=57065

and i've also managed to connect to the wlan using these settings on Linux:

network={
ssid="fontys"
scan_ssid=1
key_mgmt=IEEE8021X
eap=PEAP
phase2="auth=MSCHAPV2"
identity="******@fontys.nl"
password="******"
}

Can anyone give me a hint for the right settings to connect to this network?

[mbil]

your login doesnt seem to match what you write.
on the E61 you write AD USername and in the linux cfg you write ****@domain.nl
Try with that in the handset

btw the url requires login ...

[kensentme]

Ah, sorry about the login needed for the file. I've put it on a more open location: http://files.vandenieuwenhof.nl/manual.pdf

About the username: the E61 config i copied from another post of someone else. On my own phone i used the same username (******@fontys.nl) as in the Linux config.

[mbil]

from the looks of it, you should verify your certificate in the setup, with username etc, not "Blank"

[swsr]

How do I make an access point default for all applications? I can use wifi for using Web or IM+, but a lot of applications (for instance j2me) don't give you the possibility to choose the access point.

[hungvnguyen]

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27-Jul-2007 04:45 PM
swsr wrote:
How do I make an access point default for all applications? I can use wifi for using Web or IM+, but a lot of applications (for instance j2me) don't give you the possibility to choose the access point.

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Don't know if this helps or not. However, i now can access Wifi from my E61i after several months struggling to make it work with my linksys WRT54G v6. It is very simple fix that I accidentally found out. Just upgrade the firmware of the router from linksys.com, and it'll work.

Viet Hung

[swsr]

That is not the problem. I've been using wifi smoothly from many different routers. They all work fine with the built-in applications. My problem is that I cannot choose the connection for the Java applications I install.