Hi all,
Does anyone know how to connect the O2 XDA IIi (Alpine) into secure Wireless Network in University ?
because it needs to connect through:
non-broadcast SSID, WPA-PSK2 Site as well as the Thawte Server CA Certificate and logging on using the Username & password
(http://www.uow.edu.au/its/wireless/guides/XPSP2userguide.pdf)
do I need a special software or update the firm ware ?
please help me as socketcom.com Pocket wifi is not compatible with O2 XDA IIi (Alpine).
Thanks
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I've just upgraded my XDA to the 4.0.0.1 upgrade, and I am unable to connect to GPRS or the GSM Mobile Web. Whenever I try to connect, it says that I have enterd the wrong password. Why is this and how do I fix it.
leef the 02 uk username and password should be
user: username or 02web, mobileweb
password: password
from what i know, but i can not connect at all using the wm 2003 to uk 02 grps at all
leef said:
I've just upgraded my XDA to the 4.0.0.1 upgrade, and I am unable to connect to GPRS or the GSM Mobile Web. Whenever I try to connect, it says that I have enterd the wrong password. Why is this and how do I fix it.
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leef
could you please tell me what the settings you used to set up gprs and gsm, as you are getting as far as the password screen. that's more than any of us looking for o2 uk settings.
thanks
:x I cannot seem to get the VPN side of things working.
Has anyone tried a VPN using WiFi ?
I can connect to a WiFi Access Point and browse the internet. I then try to establish a VPN connection to my network using the IP address of the VPN Server, get prompted for the user credentials, and the XDA tries to connect and just doesn't, no errors. The VPN Server is working, as I have tested the same settings using an HP Ipaq 5550.
Any suggestions ?
VPN Fault
O2 Data Support have confirmed that this is a bug.. Damn ! :evil:
DeviceData: PH20B 0 B ENG G T-MOB009 1.06.00 1.06.135 1.00.00
Update: PH20B 0 B WWE E T-MOB009 1.22.00 0 0 1.22.557 1.06.02 06.02
Here is the prblem:
In short I can't VPN (PPTP) my server through GPRS connection on MDA3.
Details:
1. I CAN connect to my VPN using MDA III and Wi-Fi
2. I CAN connect to my VPN using GPRS through Ericsson T39m and my laptop.
3. I can NOT connect to my VPN using GPRS through MDA III and my laptop.
4. I can NOT connect to my VPN using GPRS on MDA III and built in VPN client.
In 3 and 4 the connection is made but the authentication process fails. I tried to change the GPRS settings on MDA III and I used or possible configuration but it didn't help.
So it looks for me as the problem is only in GPRS part of the MDA III. If anyone has any suggestion how to solve the problem I would appreciate the answer.
Thanks
Piotr Majewski
Have you contacted your service provider for details of the GPRS setting. When I was with Orange they had a specific Access Point Name for connecting to VPN through GPRS. Also see my post from 19th March 11:54 am.
That was it !
Rick GM said:
Have you contacted your service provider for details of the GPRS setting. When I was with Orange they had a specific Access Point Name for connecting to VPN through GPRS. Also see my post from 19th March 11:54 am.
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You were right. For VPN I have to use a different access point: vpn.idea.pl
Thanks a lot
Piotr Majewski
hi,
recently aquired O2 XDA mini s which i have installed virgin mobile SIM card
how do i get virgin mobile GPRS & MMS settings into XDA mini s
also,
using wanadoo wireless broadband at home and although XDA says network is available, i cant connect. i think it maybe something to do with WEP key for wanadoo which is 26 characters long (too long for xda?)
do i need to change this key to something shorter on router and all pc`s connected to it?
thanks
http://www.mphone.co.uk/mms_wap_settings_virgin.html
Google is a wonderful thing.....
help in setting up wifi in O2 XDA mini II. Thanks and God bless.
first i believe you have to buy a SDIO wifi card
and then it comes down to the settings the wifi is setup to
like crypt type and passkey and such same settings
one setup on a pc connecting to the wifi really