Connecting EAP-TTLS-PAP network on 5800

I am studying at RMIT University and we have both eduroam as well as the university's own WPA network. I was trying to connect to it (V50) and was unable to connect. I was using the help of this guide http://sites.google.com/site/pramudi/connecting-to-eduroam-on-nokia-5800-symbian-s60v5 before I found out that RMIT uses 802.11x security mode with PAP encryption. Can anyone help me? Here's a link to their setup guide for Linux: http://mams.rmit.edu.au/ua7mgpk79jzez.pdf
I set it up and then it says TTLS authentication failed.

I've just made Eduroam work on my N95 in Oxford University thus (I'm on firmware 11.0.026 date 17-04-07):
1. Make sure the root certificate for the authority that signed your radius servers' certificate is in the root store of your phone. Oxford uses Globalsign which is not there by standard.
2. Choose WPA/WPA2 for the WLAN Security Mode
3. Choose EAP as the WPA/WPA2 type
4. Choose WPA2 only mode and make sure it is off
5. In the EAP plug-in settings enable only EAP-TTLS and choose that. Set the Authority Certificate to match the one that signed your radius server's certificate.
6. Set your username and realm both to be user-defined and put them in the right boxes (my realm is ox.ac.uk).
7. Use the right of the centre button to move on the EAPs tab and enable "EAP-MSCHAPv2" ONLY. DO NOT ENABLE "MSCHAPv2".
8. In the settings for EAP-MSCHAPv2 provide your username (and password if you wish, or set it to prompt for it).
As we say in England, Robert is then your parent's brother.
You should now be able to use that network connection for web browsing, email, SIP and anything else you might choose.

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With the plethora of encryption options available on the N95 I was highly surprised to notice that PAP was not an option. My University network (UPenn) requires EAP TTLS PAP. Does anybody know if this will be incorporated in the future via firmware or other (possibly third party) software?
Thanks!

I've just made Eduroam work on my N95 in Oxford University thus (I'm on firmware 11.0.026 date 17-04-07):
1. Make sure the root certificate for the authority that signed your radius servers' certificate is in the root store of your phone. Oxford uses Globalsign which is not there by standard.
2. Choose WPA/WPA2 for the WLAN Security Mode
3. Choose EAP as the WPA/WPA2 type
4. Choose WPA2 only mode and make sure it is off
5. In the EAP plug-in settings enable only EAP-TTLS and choose that. Set the Authority Certificate to match the one that signed your radius server's certificate.
6. Set your username and realm both to be user-defined and put them in the right boxes (my realm is ox.ac.uk).
7. Use the right of the centre button to move on the EAPs tab and enable "EAP-MSCHAPv2" ONLY. DO NOT ENABLE "MSCHAPv2".
8. In the settings for EAP-MSCHAPv2 provide your username (and password if you wish, or set it to prompt for it).
As we say in England, Robert is then your parent's brother.
You should now be able to use that network connection for web browsing, email, SIP and anything else you might choose.

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I'm trying to connect to a network secured by EAP-TTLS PAP. Is there a plug-in that I'm missing or is it available in the latest firmware?

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e61drc wrote:
does not support EAP-TTLS-PAP and this functionality cannot be added
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BTW why does it say plugin if you can't add a plugin?

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then the description in
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eduroam (EDUcation ROAMing) is the roaming infrastructure used by the international research and education community (universities).
At least in Australia and AFAIK also in Europe.
Most sites use EAP-TTLS / PAP authentication (and it appears there are good technical reasons for it).
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e61drc: thanks, indeed, you are correct.
bife71: the e51 have mschapv2 (guess what ms stands for which require an active directory backend while pap may use practically anything (e.g. an ldap) ... this being a good technical reason why large organizations may prefer pap.
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Obtaining IP address from <network>...
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When I go into Manage Networks and select Modify network for the configuration, I find that Phase 2 authentication always shows None. If I change it to PAP and then click Save, the setting does not stick: the next time I check the configuration, it is None.
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TTLS-PAP is also used commonly by many organizations with non-Microsoft directory systems. And is commonly used by American universities as well. All three of the schools I attended, Harvard, Berkeley and UPenn, all used TTLS-PAP to secure their wireless networks.... Wild guess, those schools could be filled with idiots, but I'd venture a guess that they have people smart enough to deploy a wifi network properly.
Xandrex wrote:
It's a question of being secure, and of being tolerant towards servers that are not secured.
This isn't accurate. Yes, PAP is not a secure password exchange method. But it is being sent through a TLS tunnel which is very secure. That is like saying sending a password in a web form through a SSL tunnel isn't secure. Well, actually, it is.
Also, it isn't for RIM to decide what is / isn't secure on user's wireless networks. Your analogy of SSLv2 just doesn't jive. If security was even an issue (it isn't) and PAP isn't supported because the RIM's great banevolence to their users, why is WEP still support? Or why are open networks supported?
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