9800: WiFi problem, local ip adress 0.0.0.0

HI!
The phone connects to any WiFi network without any problems, but do not not use it. In the network diagnostic, I see that the phone gets the local ip address 0.0.0.0. In the logs of my home WiFi router, I see that the router gives out IP-address to the phone and register it online. Please help me to solve this problem. I'd like to use WiFi at my phone.
Device info
Torch 9800
Platform: 6.6.0.248
Firmvare: 6.0.0.723 (3106)
Vendor ID: 297

Hi Yashtahan,
Thanks for your Post..!!
Please do take back up of your device usng desktop manager & perform a security wipe.
Go to : Option > security option > security wip > select email and contacts & type blackberry on given space and clik on wipe.
After security wipe, your handheld will back in factory settings, now connect Wi-fi and observe.
Now restore back up of your device but not full back up, select customized back up and uncheck Wlan settings and restore rest everything.
Hope this will help you, if not do let us know for further assistance.

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