E51 WLAN 802.1x LEAP

Hi folks,
I configured a wireless lan with Cisco Access Point protected by 802.1x and EAP-LEAP.
Nokia E61 and E65 are working fine with the following configuration:
Data bearer: Wireless LAN
WLAN netw.name: phone
Network status: Public
WLAN netw.mode: Infrastructure
WLAN Security mode: 802.1x
WALN Security sett
WPA Mode: EAP
EAP Plugins: EAP-LEAP (username + passowrd)
Few days ago I bought a new E51 but it doesn't work with the same configuration and returns an error message.
I double checked all text entry and tried to upgrade to the lastest firmware release (200.34.36) but with the same result.
If I open the WLAN (no encryption and no authentication) the phone works fine so it isn't an hardware issue.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Stefano

Help please...
My cell haven't this plugin "LEAP"
I used this plugin, but after update the software(firmware. by N.S.U.), the "eapLeap" plugin disapeared by the list...
The currently firmware is 40.2.005. It have not this plugin...
Where can we get this? (eap leap)
Tnx!

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