E61i, Acces point config with WPA2, EAP-PEAP and ...

How can you activate the AES encryption on a Nokia E61i.
I'm running the 1.0633.62.05 firmware.
In documentation I've found there is mentioned I need to disable the TKIP encryption but this option is not available
 Select “WLAN security sett.”
• In “WPA mode” choose EAP
● In “TKIP encryption” choose Not allowed (thus enabling AES encryption)
 Disable everything except EAP-PEAP
 Highlight EAP-PEAP
• Choose “EAP plug-in settings”le
They mention firmware above 2.xxx but this one is not available
Any hints ?

Hey all, It seems I have the same problem!!! I don't know whats the problem. I asked the guys in IT support in my school about this problem and they told me that the phone has to support PEAP-Enterprise in order to be able to connect.. I don't know what does that mean but if anyone guys can help here, it will be soooo respected!! I am using the new firmware ,by the way. TKIP is not exist in the connection settings anywhere!!! and the message is exactly "Unable to Connect. WPA authentication failed" .... help help pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

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I have installed a dot.1x solution for a customer using ISE. The ip phones have certificate from CUCM server. In the ISE a wired-dot.1x with eqp-tls enabled policy is configured so that when ip phones or PC connect to network they get authenticated using EAP -TLS. I have required certificates imported on pc's and ISE server. That part works absolutely fine.
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PAE                       = AUTHENTICATOR
PortControl               = AUTO
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Violation Mode            = PROTECT
ReAuthentication          = Disabled
QuietPeriod               = 60
ServerTimeout             = 30
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ReAuthPeriod              = 3600 (Locally configured)
ReAuthMax                 = 2
MaxReq                    = 2
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RateLimitPeriod           = 0
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Big problem with Nokia E60 and EAP-PEAP connection

At our University we have Wlan now.
The Lan based on the standart 802.11 b/g with 54 Mbit/s
The Authentifikation based on the standart 802.1x (Peap) with the connection WPA/TKIP.
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V3.0633.09.04
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My Configuration:
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Yes for v1 and v2
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prompt password: Yes
password: entered my password
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IPv6-Settings: No Changes
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If I started to try the connection I have to enter my Username and my password. After that the handy asked me about my username and password again after a time.
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My´account is not blocked.
Have I to enter any Ciphers?
Thanks for every help and sorry for my bad English!
EDIT: Removed non english linkMessage Edited by sailer_one on 27-Apr-200710:07 AM
Message Edited by sailer_one on 27-Apr-200710:07 AM
Message Edited by sailer_one on 27-Apr-200710:12 AM
Message Edited by ajak on 27-Apr-2007 10:21 AM

also try change "WLAN security Mode" from WPA to 802.1x
I think Nokia referrs to WPA as WPA-PSK, but when you say TKIP then it also could be 802.1x as TKIP is the encryption used.
So infact your wireless domain might be a 802.1x/EAP-PEAP/MS-CHAPv2 network.Message Edited by mbil on 30-Apr-200702:58 PM

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