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2012-08-14
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I had this problem every other time on 3G. Changing the specific access point's proxy to automatic completely solved this issue for me. Also, it does make sense to leave it automatic, since it changes from time to time.
Sadly, WiFi connection issue exists.. requiring router reboot. It works at times, but at other times, it's buggy.
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2012-08-14
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2012-08-15
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ok i turned the proxy to automatic for the "att Internet" access Point which is set to be used automatically. It was set to No proxy. IThink it's a cellular driver issue because it only happens when the reception becomes low on a high Usage cell, some one didn't do all their testing. My wifi work s through all this. The other thing i did was mark my hidden wifi hidden in the profile. Lets hope it helps.
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2012-08-15
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I had this problem every other time on 3G. Changing the specific access point's proxy to automatic completely solved this issue for me. Also, it does make sense to leave it automatic, since it changes from time to time.
Sadly, WiFi connection issue exists.. requiring router reboot. It works at times, but at other times, it's buggy.
I don't think it has anything to do with proxy settings, but probably rather the hardware/drivers. This issue is incredibly annoying and I decided to see if I could maybe get a better idea of the issue, so I tail'd the syslog for a while and noticed that it would generate an error associated with the GPRS signal. I am still waiting on Nokia to call me back on a support request on the issue.
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2012-08-15
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2012-08-16
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2012-08-16
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2012-08-16
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2012-08-16
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i dont know if itll help, but atleast its accurate.
There is a selection under advanced settings for the access point, all the way at the end.
also for some reason there were two access points for my hidden wifi. so i also Deleted the second one.
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