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2011-12-28
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I have the same issue but does our phone support WPA2 to begin with? I don't have that option in the authentication methods
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2011-12-28
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"WPA pre-shared key" works as i setup my AP to just use WPA2-AES. Just set "WPA2-only mode" in Advanced settings. Also, EAP type can be chosen for "WPA with EAP": PEAP (=user/password), TLS (=certificate), TTLS.
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2011-12-28
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There is an existing thread about WPA2 EAP/PEAP/MSCHAPv2, and there, I ask for some details of your setup (e.g. exact username or at least the form it has, compared to what you use on other platforms).
Have you looked there? Can you provide the details?
Otherwise, you may want to try and extract the certificate presented, and load that as a trusted cert .... but I am not sure what the easiest way to do this is, and whether it will work with an expired cert ...
I can't remember if N900 actually does all certificate validation (wpa_supplicant doesn't by default, IIRC), but my work setup does actually have a working PKI setup, with EAP cert issued by internal CA, which is loaded on my phone, and renewed as necessary.
I really have had fewer problems with N900 than:
-Windows XP (worst)
-Windows Vista (2nd worst)
-Symbian (bad)
-Windows 7 (not too bad)
-Linux (mostly no issues, unless you want specific behaviour ...)
The only one that was easier was:
-Mac OS X (easiest, as it presents the EAP certificate and asks if you want to trust it ...).
Have you looked there? Can you provide the details?
Otherwise, you may want to try and extract the certificate presented, and load that as a trusted cert .... but I am not sure what the easiest way to do this is, and whether it will work with an expired cert ...
I can't remember if N900 actually does all certificate validation (wpa_supplicant doesn't by default, IIRC), but my work setup does actually have a working PKI setup, with EAP cert issued by internal CA, which is loaded on my phone, and renewed as necessary.
I really have had fewer problems with N900 than:
-Windows XP (worst)
-Windows Vista (2nd worst)
-Symbian (bad)
-Windows 7 (not too bad)
-Linux (mostly no issues, unless you want specific behaviour ...)
The only one that was easier was:
-Mac OS X (easiest, as it presents the EAP certificate and asks if you want to trust it ...).
When I try to connect to corporate enterprise WPA2 WiFi with n900 I get an error: "Authentication failed. Try again?" syslog shows the following:
Is there any way to tell n900 to ignore certificate for this type of connection and just use username and password?
many thanks in advance.
Last edited by pavlik; 2011-05-24 at 23:14.