Configure n80 WLAN

I just got N80 and ordered HotSpot from service provider(T-mobile) for my phone.I go to one of Hotspot in my town to get it connected but i always get error message like PACKET DATA CONNECTION NOT AVAILABLE event i got instructed from Ato Z from technical support.One of reps told me call manufacturer to configure its WLAN.Does anyBody know how to configure N80.Using internet over WiFi phone very needy to me.PLease help me out.Thank you all

As far as I know with the hotspots (when iv used them with a pc) you have to actually log in to them first with internet explorer once you have connected to the wireless hotspot. Not sure if this will work with the N80 unless you set the login page as your home page, or go to the login page once you are connected to the hotspot.

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Nokia N80 WLAN

Hy guys,
i have got a nokia n80 and a problem.
In my university ther's a wi-fi whith many protections.
I put the instruction to connect to the wi-fi whith windows.
go to control pannel->internet connection->wireless connection
right click on it then propeties->internet protocol (tcp\ip) -> propieties -> take automaticaly ip address and take dns server automaticaly; press ok.
go on wireless lan click on "ADD" then
ssid = "Wi-Fi_UniNa"
lan autentication = "wpa"
date criptografy = "tkip"
lan betwin computer = no
go on autentication
kind eap =protected eap(peap)
Authenticate as pc if the information are not availble = no
Authenticate as Guest if the information are not availble = no
go on propiety of protected eap
Validation certificate server=no
fast reconnection= no
select "EAP-MSCHAPV2" then "Configure"
use Automatically window's log-in and pass= no
then press always ok
you will see a message of windows that you find a wlan if you click on the notification cloud windows will ask you log in and pass and area.
leave area vacum.
Please tell me how to connect whith my cell.
Thanks

Hi Cristalnap,
I'm gonna try this one, but do note that getting N80 to connect to complex WiFi area isn't a simple task. Do have a correct expectation.
Here goes:
1. Menu, Tools, Settings, Connection, Access points, Options, New access point, Use default settings.
2. Key in the following:
-a. Connection name: Your choice.
-b. Data bearer: Wireless LAN
-c. WLAN netw. name: Wi-Fi_UniNA
-d. Network status: This marks if the SSID is being broadcasted. If you can search and find the WiFi point before defining this access point, we can say that it is Public, if not it should be Hidden. Or, you can check this with your admin stuffs.
-e. WLAN netw. mode: Infrastructure
-f. WLAN security mode: WPA/WPA2
-g. WLAN security sett.:
--i. WPA mode: EAP
--ii. EAP plug-in settings:
---1. Disable everything except for EAP-PEAP and configure it (Options, Configure):
----a. General:
-----i. User certificate: not defined
-----ii. CA certificate: not defined
-----iii. User name in use: User-configured
-----iv. User name: Key in your user name.
-----v. Realm in use: User-configured
-----vi. Realm: Key in your realm (you seems to call it area).
----b. EAP:
-----i. Disable everything except for EAP-MSCHAPv2 and configure it (Options, Configure):
------1. User name: Key in your user name and area. E.g. user@area or area\user or area/user.
------2. Prompt password: No (Setting to yes had never worked for me. You may want to try it out. )
------3. Password: Key in your password.
--iii. TKIP encryption: Allowed
Hope this helps. Let us know the result.
Cheers.

Nokia N80 WLAN - 802.1x TLS

Hi,
I have a N80 at 3.0618.0.2 (23/05/2006, RM-92, Nokia N80 (45.02))
I want to connect to an 802.1x network that uses TLS+digital certificates.
If I go to settings->connection->Access points->New access point
I can define a new network with bearer=wlan, wlan security mode 802.1x
I can then go into WLAN security sett & under EAP plugin settings I can tick "EAP-TLS", Enable it & hit configure
I then have the option to select "User certificate", but the only option is none.
So I have to define it.
However if I go to settings->security->certif management->personal->Options I only have Help,Exit
Is this an issue where my provider (3UK) have broken 802.1x support by preventing the user from adding certificates. If so I am so so so so very very very peeved....
Or perhaps I'm just doing something wrong?
Thanks
nigel.

yes thanks, I've now managed to import a certificate just fine (with the built in file browser in fact). Just wasn't immediately obvious!
HOWEVER a bigger problem. "Scan for available networks" doesn't even list my network at work even when standing under various access points where a laptop works fine.
The network is 802.11b with open authentication and 802.1x EAP-TLS.
I can connect to home network (g WEP128) fine, can see neighbour (g WPA) and connect to public networks - Tmobile, BT openzone (not sure if g or b)
Any ideas why I wouldn't even see the network . (3.0618)

Using n80 wlan on mixed mode n/g access point?

I have a d-link dgl-4500. I use it in mixed mode n/g. My computers can connect just fine.
If I want to get the n80 to connect, I have to first change the wireless channel to 11 and then change it to channel 1.
Then and only then will my n80 find the access point.
If I set my AP to G only, then the wlan fires right up.
I'm not an expert on wifi. Are there any advanced wifi settings I can change to help my n80 find the AP easier?
current settings:
2.4GHz mode
mixed n/g mode
2.412 CH. 1
auto transmission rate
20MHz channel width
visible SSID
beacon 100
RTS threshold 2346
fragmentation threshold 2346
DTIM 1
short GI yes
802.11b protection no
Those are my current settings.
Thanks for anyone who can help.

I have a d-link dgl-4500. I use it in mixed mode n/g. My computers can connect just fine.
If I want to get the n80 to connect, I have to first change the wireless channel to 11 and then change it to channel 1.
Then and only then will my n80 find the access point.
If I set my AP to G only, then the wlan fires right up.
I'm not an expert on wifi. Are there any advanced wifi settings I can change to help my n80 find the AP easier?
current settings:
2.4GHz mode
mixed n/g mode
2.412 CH. 1
auto transmission rate
20MHz channel width
visible SSID
beacon 100
RTS threshold 2346
fragmentation threshold 2346
DTIM 1
short GI yes
802.11b protection no
Those are my current settings.
Thanks for anyone who can help.

NOKIA N80 WLAN....PROBLEMS

hi i recently purchased a nokia n80 and ive tried to connect via wlan. when trying to connect i do a search for available wlan the phone finds it but i cant connect....even when i go into web/services and the phone prompts you to select access point and i do a search the phone finds the available wlan but when i select itthe phone then prompts "no available wlan"
can someone please help me? my laptop finds the wlan with no problems......and connects.
EDIT: removed email addressMessage Edited by karim on 02-Jul-2006
10:40 AM

hi,
maybe you will be able to help me, if you don't mind trying. I got my Nokia N80 a couple of months ago, and WLAN was working perfectly, at home, away (i travel a lot). I live in Canada, and I just returned home after a month in Europe (WLAN worked at the various airports and caffees). For some reasons I don't see my home WLAN any more on the list of available WLANS (I see some others in the neighborhood). At the same time it is showing on my laptop and working just fine. I have to say that while away nobody was at home and WLAN home settings were not changed at all.
I tried to read some of the forum messages here, but nothing similar to give me idea what to do.
Please help.
Darko

N80 "WLAN: WPA authentication failed"

I have a N80 at 4.0623.0.41 (26/07/2006, RM-92, Nokia N80 63.01) branded (TIM-Italy). No further firmware upgrades are available (on 12-09-2007)
I would like to connect to my 802.1x academic network that uses certificate
I installed the certificate set up its reliability.
Then, I followed the indications found in this forum for EAP-PEAP setting up
Data Bearer: Wlan
Network status: Public
Network Mode: Infrastructure
Security mode: 802.1x
Security Settings:
WPA/WPA2: EAP
EAP Plug In Settings:
1. EAP-PEAP
(other options disabled)
EAP-PEAP:
Personal Certificate: Not Defined
Authority Certificate: IC root CA
Username in use: User Defined
Username: *****
Realm in use: From certificate
Realm: [blank]
Allow PEAPv0: Yes
Allow PEAPv1: NO
Allow PEAPv2: NO
EAPs:
1:EAP-MSCHAPv2
EAP-MSCHAPv2:
Username: [entered correctly]
Prompt password: Yes
Password: [Entered correctly]
When I try to connect with these settings I get the following error message:
" WLAN: WPA authentication failed "
I tried also other unsuccessful variations such
Allow PEAPv0: Yes
Allow PEAPv1: YES
Allow PEAPv2: YES)
The system admistrators suggested that the problem could be the certificate that is home-made and maybe it is not completely recognized by Symbian v9.1. But they don’t know how to fix the problem
Indeed I found two certificates from my institution (Root and Server), apparently identical, but the Root one is recognized while the other no.
Do you know what I should check inside the certificate to gain insights about the reasons of the authentication failure?
Is there any symbian network utility that could help to understand which step block the authentication?
I will appreciate any suggestion
Thank you in advance

WPA and EAP works great with the N80 - dont worry
I have tested and runs alot og Nokia Phones with WiFi and EAP etc.
I currently uses a N80 fw 4.0707.0.7, and there are a v5 fw also.
I sugguest you get the 4.07
You subject informs about WPA but you have set your Security mode: 802.1x
Change this to:
Security mode: WPA/WPA2
Then you should be good.
Also verify the status: hidden/public this is important
If you can see the SSID in the WLAN Wiz then its public SSID.
Try clearing the username in the certificate setup/PEAP
also try different comination of DOMAIN/USERNAME, DOMAIN\USERNAME, DOMAIN@USERNAME etc
But I would think that you do not need username in the GENERAL page under EAP-PEAP
You need username under EAP page/EAP-MSCHAPv2
I assume you have the certificate installed on the handset.
HTH

N80 wlan problem

i have n80 and i use the active standby but suddenly the wlan icon from the stand by dissapeared. i tried to reset the phone but nothing. can anybody help me pls?

Hi Chrlov,
An example of my set up based on my old Linksys router.
1. Go to Menu > Tools > Settings > Connection > Access points.
2. Select Options > New access point > Use default settings.
3. Give a name to 'Connection name'. In my case, 'Home WLAN'.
4. Change 'Data bearer' to 'Wireless LAN'.
5. Change 'WLAN netw. name' to the SSID I had set up on my Linksys router. In my case, some thing like 'gen1xxxxhomewireless' (this is not the real one, censored by me. LOL)
6. Since my SSID is hidden, I change 'Network status' to 'Hidden'.
7. My Linksys had WEP set up (and that it is permanent). So I leave 'WLAN netw. mode' and 'WLAN security mode' as 'Infrastructure' and 'WEP' respectively.
8. I set up WEP security settings in 'WLAN security sett.'
a. Since I'm using key 3, I change 'WEP key in use' to '#3'.
b. I leave 'Authentication type' as the default of 'Open'.
c. I key in all 4 keys in 'WEP key settings'. Since I'm using 64-bit hexadecimal key, I set 'WEP encryption' to '64 bits' and 'WEP key format' to 'Hexadecimal'.
Hope this is a good reference.
Good luck and cheers. ^_^;

N80 - WLAN at home won't detect, but I've used out...

Hi guys, I need help...
I have a got new N80, and the WLAN feature was one of my most high expectations... I have already successfully used the WLAN feature with my new N80 on Public access points, and it works great. But at home I can't detect my home network.
I have a Linksys Modem Router (Wireless-G ADSL Gateway with Speedbooster WAG54GS), with WiFi running on "Mixed" mode.
What puzzles me is that with my laptop i can detect 2 Wireless networks, mine and my neighbour's, but with my N80 i can't detect either. I have been able to detect other private nwireless on my neighbourhood, but mine it just won't detect.
Can anyone help please???

I could really use your help on this one... THanks!

Static IP configuration for WLAN connectivity on N...

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Menu > Settings > Connectivity > Destinations
Enter the "destination" containing the access point that is your WLAN. Edit that access point.
Options > Advanced settings > IPv4 settings
Enter the phone's IP address and you will then be prompted to enter other key pieces of information such as the subnet mask, default gateway and nameserver addresses.
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Configuration for WLAN expansion

I am setting up a WLAN consisting of 1 AirPort Extreme as a basestation and 2 AirPort Express. One works as an extender, the second one as a „receiver“, that is connected to the PC with a normal LAN-cable.
As an alternative, I will try to set it up with 1 AirPort Extreme as a basestation and only one AirPort Express, which again will be directly connected to the PC with a LAN-cable.
Here are my questions:
- The 2.4 GHz frequency band works fine. How do I configure it, that it also works with the 5 GHz frequency band?
- I know there is a drop in wireless speed from one AirPort Express to the next. The internet connection is 100Mbit. At the moment, I get 20-25 Mbit down speed and 2,5-4,5 up. Is this realistic or what speed can I expect? There is a least one wall between the two AirPort Express.
- I tried to secure the WLAN by limiting the access on a MAC address basis. Where do I need to list them? Only at the AirPort base station or also at the each of the AirPort Express? Do I need to include the MAC address of the two AirPort Express in the list of the AirPort base station?
- Is there a tool for MAC OS X Lion to measure the WLAN strength? I’ve used iStumbler and it always crashed after a short period of time.

- The 2.4 GHz frequency band works fine. How do I configure it, that it also works with the 5 GHz frequency band?
You can't. The AirPort Express is a "single" band device only. It can receive 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz, but not both at once. I am assuming that you have the newer version of the Express here. The older version of the Express is 2.4 GHz only.
5 GHz can work well if you have line-of-sight between the wireless devices, but it does not penetrate any obstructions as well as 2.4 GHz. If you want to setup the Express to use 5 GHz, then you will have to assign a separate name to the 5 GHz band on the main router and then configure the Express to connect to that network.
- I know there is a drop in wireless speed from one AirPort Express to the next. The internet connection is 100Mbit. At the moment, I get 20-25 Mbit down speed and 2,5-4,5 up. Is this realistic or what speed can I expect?
Good performance if you are speaking about the connection to the AirPort Express.
- I tried to secure the WLAN by limiting the access on a MAC address basis. Where do I need to list them? Only at the AirPort base station or also at the each of the AirPort Express? Do I need to include the MAC address of the two AirPort Express in the list of the AirPort base station?
If you are using AirPort Utility 5.5.3 and 7.5.2 firmware on your AirPorts, you only need to setup the MAC Access list on your "main" Airport. The settings will auto transfer to the other AirPorts.
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N80: WLAN problem: "Define access pts. for secure ...

Nokia N80 (black)
Firmware: 3.0617.0.6
I have problems getting on the WLAN. Here is a step-by-step description of what I do:
First:
1) "Connect." -> "Conn. mgr" -> "Availab. WLAN"
2) Mark "HQ" WLAN
3) "Options" -> "Define access point"
4) Answer "Yes" to "Define internet access point for WLAN network "HQ"?
5) Get the message: "Define access pts. for secure WLAN networks in 'Access points' in conn. settings."
Then:
6) "Tools" -> "Settings" -> "Connection" -> "Access points"
7) "Options" -> "New access point" -> "Use default settings"
8) Write "HQ" in the "Connection name" field.
9) "Data bearer": "Wireless LAN"
10) "WLAN netw. name": "HQ"
11) "Network status": "Public"
12) "WLAN netw. mode": "Infrastructure"
13) "WLAN security mode": "WPA/WPA2" (the WLAN is using "WPA-PSK")
14) "WLAN securoty settings" sub-menu:
- "WPA mode": "Pre-shared key"
- Pre-shared key": the correct one (verified with laptop connection)
- "TKIP encryption": I have tried both "Allowed" and "Not allowed".
15) Homepage: "None".
When I go back and go through steps 1-5 again, I get the exact same message.
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I have been able to use gcalsync (www.gcalsync.com) with the same "HQ" WLAN, but then it is gcalsync that asks for SSID and key. So: The WLAN works, I just don't understand how to set it up.
I will be very, very grateful if someone can help me with this. Thank you.

Hi Chrlov,
An example of my set up based on my old Linksys router.
1. Go to Menu > Tools > Settings > Connection > Access points.
2. Select Options > New access point > Use default settings.
3. Give a name to 'Connection name'. In my case, 'Home WLAN'.
4. Change 'Data bearer' to 'Wireless LAN'.
5. Change 'WLAN netw. name' to the SSID I had set up on my Linksys router. In my case, some thing like 'gen1xxxxhomewireless' (this is not the real one, censored by me. LOL)
6. Since my SSID is hidden, I change 'Network status' to 'Hidden'.
7. My Linksys had WEP set up (and that it is permanent). So I leave 'WLAN netw. mode' and 'WLAN security mode' as 'Infrastructure' and 'WEP' respectively.
8. I set up WEP security settings in 'WLAN security sett.'
a. Since I'm using key 3, I change 'WEP key in use' to '#3'.
b. I leave 'Authentication type' as the default of 'Open'.
c. I key in all 4 keys in 'WEP key settings'. Since I'm using 64-bit hexadecimal key, I set 'WEP encryption' to '64 bits' and 'WEP key format' to 'Hexadecimal'.
Hope this is a good reference.
Good luck and cheers. ^_^;

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Hi, hope someone can help with this as I can't find any info out there (which is odd, but anyway)
When configuring wireless on (dual band) TC do you have two create 2 WLANs? (one b/g the other n)
In other words, when using Airport util/manual setup/wireless/more options/wireless network options - and then 'create' the N only WLAN there? If so, what settings to use for options such as Multicast Rate/WPA group key timeout etc.
OR - do you just create 1 WLAN setting the radio mode as automatic and be done with it?
I'm having some odd drop out/bad connection type problems with devices such as ATV and need b/g support for older devices.
Hope this makes sense...
Thanks, D.

Hello Can't think of one. Welcome to the Apple Discussions!
When configuring wireless on (dual band) TC do you have two create 2 WLANs? (one b/g the other n)
By default, the TC will create two wireless networks with the same Network Name. One network operates on the 2.4 GHz radio band and the other on the 5 GHz band. This would, technically, support any 802.11a/b/g/n wireless clients that you may have. You have the option to rename the 5 GHz radio's network with a different Network Name. Also note that 802.11n clients can connect to either radio, whereas, 802.11b/g clients can only connect to the 2.4 GHz radio.

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Could be possible Microsoft isn't supporting Active X to the latest Safari update?? Try the Support and FAQ's at the Netgear site:http://kbserver.netgear.com/downloads_support.asp
Carolyn
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Hey,
i want to use apple configurator to install a wifi profile on some ipads. the preparing works but when i'm in supervising mode and try to install the profile there comes an error message with following error codes:
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It would be great if anyone could help me!

Thank you kind sir. I have contacted Meraki to ask the all-important question of "Y U NO CHARGE MONIES?" and got a very helpful representative. I'm signed up now and going to start reading their documentation.
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N80 WLAN Connection problem

After updating to V4.0623.0.41, when trying to connect to internet 'No gateway reply' message appears. There were no WLAN problems with the older software. Any solutions?

04-Sep-2006
06:49 PM
alexfromboston wrote:
Thanks a lot pfloding for your input. It seems though to be a different problem - your phone suddenly drops quality of 3G and WLAN communications. I would definitely have contacted Nokia or whoever sold you this baby ‘cause from what you describe it looks faulty to me.
I don't think it is a hardware problem, as battery life, 3G reception and WLAN suddenly works much better. My guess is that something in the WLAN implementation causes the phone to go into some kind of fruitless loop, wasting battery and interfering with 3G. I have turned of the WLAN setting "Show availability" now (WLAN works fine anyway), and so far things seem better!

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