LEAP-WPA2 on N900 . Anyone has done this ? - Page 3 - maemo.org

dwould | # 21 | 2010-02-02, 11:12 | Report

People in this thread might like to go vote for:
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7764
it's not LEAP, but it does effect EAP-TLS specifically at IBM due to a bug with an expired certificate on the N900
Those that have EAP-TLS working may find it stops working next time you have to renew your cert.

twaelti | # 22 | 2010-02-03, 09:33 | Report

Please tell everyone not to use LEAP anymore. If indeed IBM is still using LEAP, then it must be a bad joke, as they are risking their credibility in the IT security field. LEAP was hacked 7 years ago, and automated tools have been around since six years...
Just ask Wikipedia or google for "cisco leap hack",

Or port/compile this and hack away on your N900 :-)

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truelies1 | # 23 | 2010-02-03, 15:12 | Report

Originally Posted by hawaii View Post

I have WPA2+LEAP+SelSigned Cert working on my N900 just fine.

I had to contact the almost useless network admin to get the cert. Worked on my S60 devices, works on my N900 - however I haven't been able to get it working on my Debian/sid laptop with wpa_supplicant.

My company is WEP+LEAP, in the laptop we don't need a Cert. Just wondering if I also need Cert for N900?

jonquark | # 24 | 2010-02-03, 19:07 | Report

Originally Posted by truelies1 View Post

My company is WEP+LEAP, in the laptop we don't need a Cert. Just wondering if I also need Cert for N900?

You can't use LEAP with the N900. If you could you wouldn't need a certificate. If that is the only protocol your company supports you won't be able to use the N900 with your wifi network.

However your company should be looking to support something other than LEAP. It is considered insecure and even Cisco (the inventor) recommends upgrading.

(My employer IBM, also supports EAP-TLS but there are other problems with that)

hawaii | # 25 | 2010-02-03, 21:33 | Report

I use LEAP on my school network every single day. It requires their self-signed certificate however.

jonquark | # 26 | 2010-02-03, 22:25 | Report

Originally Posted by hawaii View Post

I use LEAP on my school network every single day. It requires their self-signed certificate however.

If you're using a maemo device you can't be using LEAP as it's not supported:
https://bugs.maemo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3655

planetf1 | # 27 | 2010-02-04, 07:11 | Report

I'm fortunate enough to have a cert that seems to work.

Thought -- can the IPS certificate simply be deleted? Might need a hunt around the filesystem? Would that help?

My cert is due for renewal in around 1-2 months, so it will be interesting (painful) to see what happens as I'll know that's the only change

jonquark | # 28 | 2010-02-04, 09:17 | Report

Originally Posted by planetf1 View Post

Thought -- can the IPS certificate simply be deleted? Might need a hunt around the filesystem? Would that help?

Unfortunately deleting the certificate won't help:
http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...7&postcount=11
I think we need a fix from Nokia :/

Dr_Zeee | # 29 | 2010-02-26, 19:59 | Report

I am also working at IBM and I hate Nokia for not implementing LEAP support. All my peers have iPhones and the iPhone works perfect with LEAP. It is a shame.

Dr_Zeee | # 30 | 2010-02-26, 20:02 | Report

Do you really think that IBM (360,000 employees) will switch the internal WLAN protocoll from LEAP to another protocol just because you said so? Funny :-)