Hi guys,
My wireless network is WPA2 with EAP-TLS (certificates authentication). I'm trying to get this set up but without any chance. Does any of you know or have this set up and could share the how to?
I really appreciate it.
Thanks
Alex
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Hi,
Has anyone successfully managed to get 802.11g Wireless working on their XDA. I have an XDA IIs with a tiacxwln adapter, I have applied the registry tweak but my device and although it can see the network it will not connect.
Any feedback would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rob.
Many people have got 802.11G working on their phones.
I personally use a Spectec card and it works very well. Perhaps the access point you are trying to access has encryption/WPA/WEP etc?
Perhaps you need to set your MAC address on the Access Point so that it allows you.
Let me know when you try this and if it doesn't work I will try be of more assistance.
Anyone have any idea how I could connect to my university wifi from my HTC Hero?? We have to connect to the uni wifi through VPN Cisco Client- I have no idea how to use that on my HTC Hero
Any help would be much appreciated.
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Anyone have any idea how I could connect to my university wifi from my HTC Hero?? We have to connect to the uni wifi through VPN Cisco Client- I have no idea how to use that on my HTC Hero
Any help would be much appreciated.
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VPN is not yer supported. It will be supported in firmware 1.6 (Donut). However, if your university is a part of the EDUROAM, and there are EDUROAM hotspots in your uni, then it should be pretty easy to connect. Thats what I do. Ask your IT people.
If you are rooted, this guide for the G1 may help. Of course, it may not either!
Regards,
Dave
Hi All,
Does anyone know how to manage proxy settings on the Acer Iconia A500?
Also does anyone know how to install wifi LAN certificates....
I'm not too keen on rooting my device.
Any help will be much appreciated.
Thanx
As far as I know Android only has proxy config settings in 3.1, which we will hopefully have soon.
That being said, I had no problems connecting my Iconia to my work wifi using my intranet credentials. It's EAP authed 802.11x and connected right away.
Hi Guys,
I am using T-mobile and NAND loaded and using BOYPPC ROM.
What my problem is exactly is, i know my office's wi-fi network key.
I can connect to the network but i dont want them to trace my IP,MAC address,UDID if its collected by their wi-fi router or server.
Can it be possible if i can connect to them via password and remain untraced.
Help will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance. LONG LIVE HD2
No, it's not possible.
For a router to be able to do it's job it is necessary to store your IP so it can reroute responses to your requests to your device.