EAP-PEAP setting on Nokia E6 crashes!

I just updated my Nokia E6 to Symbian Belle. When I try to edit the EAP-PEAP settings for my corporate WPA2 secured network, the settings simply crashes and returns to the home screen.

Hi Eelke,
I've had the same problem as you for two days now, but finaly solved it ...
The important thing is to NOT use the Option -> Edit (just craches ... must be a bug)
Instead tap on the EAP-PEAP option. Also when disabeling/enabeling I pressed the screen and held finger there and an option menu will appear (or if not enabled it will enable the option).
Hope this works for you as well. I just created an account to be able to post this for you :-), since the post came up on a google search I did.
Surfin' Swede

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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.
My Firmware:
V3.0633.09.04
20-11-06
RM-49
Nokia E60
My Configuration:
Connection Name: FH-Hof
Data Bearer:Wireless LAN
WLAN netw.Name: FHHof
Network status: Hidden
WLAN netw.mode: Infrastructure
WLAN security Mode: WPA/WPA2
WLAN security settings:
WPA mode: EAP
TKIP-Security: allowed
EAP plugin settings:EAP-PEAP
User Cert: not defined
CA Cert: CA-FH-Hof
username in use: User configured
username: aschmidt
real in use: user configured
realm: FH-Hof
Allow PEAPv0: yes
Yes for v1 and v2
EAP: EAP-mschapv2
Username: aschmidt
prompt password: Yes
password: entered my password
Extended Settings:
IPv4-Settings: No Changes
IPv6-Settings: No Changes
Proxserver-Address: proxy.fh-hof.de
Prxy-Port-Number: 3128
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.
Now it takes circa one minute and the connection failed.
The Error-Message ist: No Connection! WPA authentification failed.
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

Nokia Belle - EAP-PEAP authentication without Cert...

Its time for my half yearly bickering about the still non-support for EAP-PEAP authentication without server Certificates on Symbian Phone.
Here is my last thread begging for help from Nokia when Anna was released.
/t5/Software-Updates/EAP-PEAP-Authentication-without-Certificate-Is-it-fixed-in/td-p/1072133
My question remain the same.Does the new Nokia Belle support EAP-PEAP authentication without the requirement that a server certificate be present.
I have been living a life of ridicule and becomes an object of jokes and punchlines in office when it comes to the Phone that I carry. Lot of people now don't even know that there is company called Nokia. And when I tell them about it that say "Are you the guy carrying the phone that does not connect to our corporate network?".
If you read that earlier thread you know that none of the exotic workaround that some have been able to do, does not work with my office as our network administration has not installed any server certificate whatsoever on the access point.
I am fed of hearing from Nokia techs that this is supposed to be the secure and right way of doing things. When every other device, every smartphone, tablet, laptop supports this way of connecting to a EAP-PEAP access point why does Nokia has to keep this stance?
Nokia has kept everything open on the Nokia N8, it has everything that a anyone can ask for in a smartphone, so why is Nokia so adamant on this small matter of not requiring a server certificate?
Now that the WP7 line of Lumia devices are in the market can someone tell me if the problem exists on those phones too. I wont be surprised if this restriction is still there.
With Nokia going downhill so fast it does not help with this kind of attitude towards diehard Nokia followers.
Can someone from Nokia tech say once and for all if I can ever expect this thing to be fixed?
raman

ramany wrote:
What should be an appropriate title for this thread. There was an older thread for the same that i started six months back when Anna was released. So i this expecting something to happen with Belle.
If nothing happens I will probably start a new one when future updates to Symbian in Clara. Donna, Emma, Florina, Georgia, Hanna, Isabelle, Jenna, Kate, Linda, Marie, Nancy, Olivia, Patty, Quinn, Rita, Sabina, Terry, Uma, Vega, Wyome, Xandra, Yetta and Zoe are released.
I hope Symbian (Nokia) lasts that long, but the support of this comes in Belle.
I see no jokes yet...common guys.isn't anyone subjected to jokes because of this.
At least give me some so i can feed more to the one going around.
Well, I believe the example of EAP-TTLS + PAP authentication isn't 'without certificates'... it does use certificates, but EAP-TTLS + PAP just doesn't happen to be a supported authentication method with recent Symbian phones.
I'm not any sort of wireless authentication guru, but there's probably a better, more precise description of the authentication support (probably a few methods) that's currently missing in Symbian.
And a couple more details for some wireless authentication methods... I believe Windows users typically have to grab a third-party 'securew2' utility to support some of the more robust (read better, more secure) authentication methods for some networks.
I think one of the more valid arguments for EAP-TTLS + PAP in general, is that I believe it may be part of the 'Eduroam' standard, although MSCHAPv2 may also be substituted for PAP, IIRC... but again, I'm not a wireless authentication guru.
In any case, if well-known, widely-implemented (or soon to be implemented, for good reason) authentication methods aren't supported in Symbian, it just makes Symbian just looks a bit ridiculous and irrelevant.
Your previous thread was quite good, and it may make sense to keep bumping that thread for updates periodically. I noticed that someone mentioned an MSCHAPv2 scenario in that thread, but again... that's not actually helpful for resolving EAP-TTLS + PAP support, and I think that there's probably a concise way to describe the current 'missing authentication methods support' in Symbian.
It continues to baffle me how Nokia seems to have such a quiet, secretive presence on these forums, when I think it would make much more sense to publicly acknowledge relevant threads/discussions, and make a statement about planned fixes, updates, etc... rather than just have people wonder if/when Nokia is paying any attention to the discussions here.

Nokia E51 with 802.1x / EAP-PEAP & EAP-MSCHAPv2 pr...

Hello,
I'm trying to connect my phone to a Wireless AP (Cisco AP1130) using 802.1x, EPA-PEAP & EAP-MSCHAPv2 authentication.
The RADIUS SERVER is M$ IAS.
Authentication is working with a laptop, but it is not with my phone
The only difference during the authentication process on the AP is that during Phase 1 my laptop is sending REALM\Username while my phone is sending Username@REALM.
Does somebody know what should I change in my phone's configuration to make it work ?
Thanks,
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une moelle épinière leur suffirait amplement. -- Albert Einstein

Hi,
Sorry for the late answer since I was "out of the office" for a while
So here is the process to get the certificate.
Log in to you IAS Server.
Open the IAS Service Application.
Go to "Remote Access Policies".
Choose the policy that apply to "Wireless Connection"
Click "Edit Profile" button.
Choose "Authentication" Tab.
Click "EAP Methods"
Choose "Protected EAP (PEAP)" Entry & click "Edit" Button.
The Next Window will show you the Certificate Issuer Name & Expiration Date.
Then, click "Start" Button.
Choose "Run".
Type "mmc" in the "Run" box.
Click "File" & Choose "Add/Remove Snap-In".
Click "Add" Button.
Choose "Certificates" entry, click "Add" Button & Choose "My User Account" in the "Certificates Snap-In" Window & click Finnish.
Click "Close" & "OK" Button.
Expand the "Certificates - Current User" Entry" & "Intermediate Certification Authorities" & Select "Certificate".
The left window will show you a list of certificate. One of them should have the same name as the one in the "Certificate Issuer" Entry of the IAS Service Application.
"Right click" on the certificate, choose "All Tasks", the "Export".
In the new window, click "Next" Button.
Choose "DER Encoded Binary X.509 (.cer) entry & click "Next" Button.
Choose a suitable location.
Click "Next" Button & "Finnish" Button.
Certificate is now exported.
You have to install it on your Phone now.
The most simple way is to copy the certicate on a Web Server and access it with your phone.
Hope that Help, if you did not already succeed.
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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

Cannot connect to wlan eap-peap athentication fail...

Hi all
I have A nokia N97 which I tried to connect to my work WLAN but I get eap-peap athentication failed. We do user a certificate which I have installed on the phone but it does not connect. It does not even promt for user name or password. I can connect to my home wireless which just ask for a security key which i enter and it works please please help.
Please help

I got it working please read my How to
/t5/Connectivity/How-to-connect-to-wlan-with-n97-using-ca-certificate/td-p/659372

How to connect to AP with WPA2, EAP-PEAP, MSCHAPv2...

I am trying to connect to the company network, but it always shows "PEAP authentication failed".
There are only instructions for iPhone and PC.
security : WPA2-Enterprise
authority certificate : None
Security Type : PEAP
Inner Link Security : EAP-MSCHAPv2
additionally MAC address filtering.
The access point I set is as follows:
network status: public
wLAN network mode: infrastructure
security: WPA/WPA2
WPA2 only mode: off
EAP plug-in setting: EAP-PEAP enable only
personal certificate: not defined
authority certificate: not defined
user name: user-defined BLANK
realm in use: user-defined BLANK
allow PEAPv0
MSCHAPv2
user name: username
password: mypassword
We have domain, but there are no command about domain in iPhone guide.
Is there anything wrong of my setting?

WPA2-Enterprise is not supported on your device.
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Cisco ISE - eap-peap and eap-tls

Hi,
Does anybody have an example of an ISE authentication policy where authentication requests coming from a WLC can be handled by TLS and PEAP?
I dont seem to get that working, I do however make the ISE application crash with my config which is not the idea.
If peap use this identity source, if tls use 'this certificate authentication profile'.
Thx

OK,
so I have just fired up my lab and I actually created an Identity Sequence which contained my AD & my certificate profile.
The authentication policy was allowing EAP-TLS & EAP-PEAP.
I then created 2 authorization rules, 1 for users and 1 for machines permitting access based on windows AD group.
What i found out was that the Windows 802.1x supplicant can only support 1 method of authentication, so if you want this to work properly, you need a different supplicant. I think Cisco do a more advanced one, not sure. You can then specifically choose that for machine auth you use EAP-TLS and for User Auth you use EAP-PEAP.
In my setup. Machine auth ONLY happens when the user logs off the machine and it is sitting at Ctrl+alt+del so that it can still talk to the network and get all relevant updates etc. I found that not only did the machine authenticate using EAP-PEAP, it also authenticated using TLS... I think that is because of the wireless settings I had. I chose EAP-PEAP for wireless settings
When the user then logs in, the user account authenticates using EAP-PEAP. I dont think you can authenticate both the logged on user and the machine at the same time. Not with the native windows supplicant anyway. Windows either sends authentication request for the user or the machine but not both.
Hope that helps.
Mario

802.1x EAP PEAP MSCHAPv2 on Windows 7 Client.

I have problems autenticate a w7 client at our Enterprice WiFi network. XP, Apple clients and all SmartPhones works fine... We use Radius assigned Vlans based on username and ream routed on our Meru Network to Navis radius as centralied point of
autentication. Navis proxes client autenticatinon recuest to the customers Radiuses based on the realm.
Windows 7 32 client use the radius CA (installed and ticked) and EAP PEAP MSCHAPv2 in the SSID settings. The customer radius is an Freeradius. In autentication logs we se that the client sends the Maschinename, eg. Machine-x200/username@realm
even we in the client settings, under SSID Propirties, Security, MS Protected EAP(PEAP), Settings and EAP-MSCAPv2 Configuration, have removed tick on the default setting:
Use Autom. Windows-username... AND under Security Advanced (back one step), in the 802.1X Settings, choose User autentication only! (not user and maschine, mascine only or guest) and we have saved corectly username@reame =(username here) and password...
in the username password Setting.
Is it possible edit or change the way the client PC is sett up to prevent this?
Is there any way make a policy setting? or is there other solutions?
I have teste te Cisco: PEAP option too, but stil noe autenticatoin from Radius
Thanks

Hi,
As I know, this goal cannot be achieved.
Reference:
Use the 802.1X Wizard to Configure NPS Network Policies
For authentication using Extensible Authentication Protocol – Transport Layer Security (EAP-TLS), select
Microsoft: Smart Card or other certificate, click
Configure, click
OK, and then click
Next.
For authentication using Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol – Transport Layer Security (PEAP-TLS), select
Microsoft: Protected EAP (PEAP). In
Eap Types, click
Add, click
Smart Card or other certificate, click the
Move Up button to position a smart card or other certificate at the top of the list, click
OK, and then click
Next.
For secure password authentication using Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol – Microsoft Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
version 2 (PEAP-MS-CHAP v2), select Microsoft: Protected EAP (PEAP). In
Eap Types, click
Add, click
Secured password (EPA-MSCHAP v2), click the
Move Up button to position the secured password authentication type at the top of the list, click
OK, and then click
Next.
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WLC 5508 Web Auth and EAP / PEAP

Morning all, I'm looking for some clarification.
Current setup:
I work in a school, a few years age I installed a 4400 WLC and several APs as a proof of concept exercise to see whether wireless technology would be of benefit to teaching and learning. It was deemed to be so.
This summer I installed 2 x 5508 WLCs and increased AP coverage to 50 - copied over the configs from the old controller - all works fine.
Currently only the staff can access the WLANs with the exception of a public WLAN in the canteen area.
Because there are a limited number of devices, WPA2 in conjunction with MAC filtering was used. However the school wants to open the wireless network to all of the students - potentially this means up to 1000 devices that will no doubt change on a regular basis so MAC filtering is out.
In line with child protection policies I need an 'auditable' trail when students access wireless resources.
Planned setup:
I have setup a test WLAN that uses Web Auth - the WLC is configured to pass authentication requests ( through an ASA ) onto a RADIUS server which is tied into AD. I have a CA setup as well as a NAP server.
There is no layer 2 security set on the test WLAN and layer 3 is just web authentication. From any mobile device I can authenticate against AD and gain access to the Internet.
Clarification:
With no layer 2 security the WLAN is exposed so I need to introduce some form of end to end encryption - so I am looking at deploying EAP / PEAP.
Would the introduction of EAP / PEAP keep the network as secure as if I was using WPA2 ?
Many thanks.

If you are web authentication you cannot use dot1x as L2 security , so EAP is not an option.
But you can use preshared security , like WPA2 AES with web auth to insure that the traffic is encrypted.
or you can define a wlan profile with dot1x security on l2 and nothing on l3 , by doing so you would definetely hit the utmost security poossible.
Check the following link which contain couple of EAP config examples:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/partner/tech/tk722/tk809/tech_configuration_examples_list.html
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E6 EAP-PEAP MSCHAPv2 authority certificate

I am unable to connect to our company WLAN. I tried various username/domain/realm combinations for the EAP-PEAP MSCHAPv2 settings but it keeps giving message authentication failed. Our ocmpany does not have authority certificate and hence I select "not defined". I was told by our network admin that Nokia phones have this problem that they cannot connect without authority certificate.
Is there any work around? I tried excporting an interim certificate of our company from my laptop but to no avail. Pls help.

If there is actual workaround to get EAP-PEAP MSCHAPv2 to use with WLAN to use Eduroam, that would help me and many other people.
Maybe Nokia has not build it to Nokia E6 phones.
But if there would be an update for Belle OS to use this security authentication with WLAN that would help as well.
greetings
IT Support, helpdesk (not for Nokia).

E63: WLAN; EAP (PEAP) settings.

I am a student at UCT. They use a WLAN, with a WPA security mode. The EAP settings i have tried are not working and neither I nor the computer guy could figure it out.
The WLAN settings I have set are as follows:
WPA/WPA2 is EAP.
WPA2 only mode is OFF.
The EAP plug-in settings are:
All types of EAPs are disabled apart from the EAP-PEAP.
those settings are then as follows.
Personal certificate is NOT DEFINED.
Authority certificate is Thawte Premium.
user name in use is USER DEFINED.
User name is my user name.
Realm in Use is USER DEFINED.
Realm is the relevant realm.
Allow PEAPv0 is yes.
Allow PEAPv1 is yes.
Allow PEAPv2 is no.
The EAPs: the only one which is active is the EAP-MSCHAPv2.
Those settings are my user name
Prompt password YES
My password is entered.
The in terms of Ciphers I have 5 which are selected. I don't know what they do so I have not played with them too much.
The enabled ones are:
RSA, 3DES, SHA
DHE-RSA,3DES, SHA
DHE-DSS,3DES,SHA
RSA, AES, SHA
DHE-RSA, AES, SHA
I have also tried connecting leaving all else the same but activating all ciphers and then again with no ciphers active.
The problems i experience are either a endless cycle where i have to enter my user name and password or it simply says 'no gateway reply'.
Assistance in this would be greatly appreciated as this is one of the primary functions I bought this phone for.
Thanks H

Are you sure you are using the right certificates and why dont you allow PEAPv2? You might need a personal certificate. Switch off the automatic settings in the advanced settings of your WLAN, scroll down to Power saving and disable to avoid "no gateway".
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WIFI: EAP-PEAP

Hi everybody,
I'm in a US university and i'm trying to set up my E65 to connect to their wireless network in order to contact my family in belgium through VOIP. unfortunately, I'm unable to connect to the network. Can someone please help me out?
This is a screenshot of how my computer is configured (sorry it's in french):
http://img57.imageshack.us/img57/8995/wlanbl8.jpg
After that I have to put my username and password and i have to leave the domain field blank.
this is the configuration on my E65:
Connection Name: msu1x
Data Bearer: Wireless LAN
WLAN netw. name: msu1x
Network Status: hidden
WLAN network mode: Infrastructure
WLAN security mode: WPA/WPA2
WLAN security settings =>
WPA/WPA2: EAP
WPA2 only: disabled
EAP plug-in settings =>
EAP-PEAP selected and first. All others disabled.
EAP-PEAP configure =>
User Certificate: not defined
CA Certificate: none
User Name in Use: User-configured
User Name: my_user_name
Realm in Use: User-configured
Realm: Empty
Allow PEAPv0: yes
Allow PEAPv1: yes
Allow PEAPv2: yes
EAP-types: =>
EAP-MSCHAPv2 selected and first. All others disabled.
EAP-MSCHAPv2 configure: =>
User Name: my_user_name
Prompt Password: no
Password: my_user_name
Ciphers:
RSA,3DES,SHA selected and first. All other selected.
I'm really sad because I wanted this phone to use VOIP and now I can't use it...
I'd really appreciate if any of you could help me out !
Thanks in advance

I used these setting a while back on several model:
/discussions/board/message?board.id=connectivity&message.id=6472&query.id=153958#M6472
WLAN security mode: 802.1X
WLAN security settings:
WPA mode: EAP
EAP plug-in settings: EAP-PEAP (only one checked, top of the priority list)
EAP-PEAP->Options->Configure:
[General] tab
User Certificate: (not defined)
CA certificate: (Cisco ACS CA)
User name in use: From Certificate
User name: (Blank)
Realm in use: From Certificate
Realm: (Blank)
Allow PEAPv0: Yes
Allow PEAPv1: No
Allow PEAPv2: No
[EAP] tab
EAP-MSCHAPv2 (only one checked, top of priority list)
TKIP encryption: disabled (not displayed)
EAP-MSCHAPv2 ConfigurationUsername: (AD Domain name)\(Username)
Prompt password: No
Password: (domain password)
[Encryption] tab
(All algorithms are checked)
Remember to choose hidden in network status, if you have hidden SSID !
Also I use DHCP and a web-proxy.
You may wonder why there is notthing in username and realm, but this is since PEAP doesnt verify the certificate, hence you do not need any.
Allthough must of my other tests I did have user name and domain, but this failed ! Wierd.
A note: When I installed the ACS CA Certificate I shoose Internet=Yes and Cer-control online = No
(Find this under tools-security-Certificate control - choose the Cert and choose "trust settings"
Anyway the above settings works.
So the E60,E61,E70 and N80 works with LEAP and PEAP !!

HOW THE ************** Do I set up nokia messagin...

HOW THE ************** Do I set up nokia messaging on the 5800? Please if somone can help me I shall burn an effigy in your honour.
First A person in the UK CANNOT set up a Nokia mail account. You go to email.nokia.com, you select your device and enter your phone number. Supposedly you receive a text message with a link to somthing or other, IT NEVER ARRIVES. The site then instructs you to navigate your phone to email.nokia.com. You go there and download nokia messaging (again) and re-install it (again).
You then proceed to to run the set up email program (the pink @ sign that now appears in applications) and go through the process of typing in an email account details. At the end it should ask if you want to add it to a nokia messaging account or not. IT NEVER DOES THIS. It only ever adds the email to the **bleep** inbuilt polling email thing in messaging.
So, the user cannot make a nokia messaging account online OR on the handset which raises question 1.
1. HOW THE HELL DO YOU CREATE A MESSAGING ACCOUNT IN THE FIRST PLACE?
Being no stranger to nokia messaging and after attempting the above several times I decided to use my E72. I removed all my email addresses (so my nokia email account was no longer associated with that device) and set it up for my wife (who owns the 5800). This allowed me to create a nokia messaging account for her (finally).
Now she could log into email.nokia.com and add her email addresses. Now when I entered her email address into the 5800 it asked if it wanted to add the email to her nokia messaging account (FINALLY) and I was able to put her email onto her 5800 through nokia messaging. Phew, it only took 3 hours.
Next step, remove her nokia messaging account from my E72 in order that I may have my account back on my e72. When this was done the wife receives an email telling her that her subscription had been cancelled from her 5800, I assume becasue it detected me using it from my E72 when removing the accounts.
So, I try to re-setup nokia messaging on her device again on, it should be a lot easier as she now has a nokia messaging account right? When I enter her nokia messaging email address it will automatically associate the nokia messaging account with the 5800 again, right?
WRONG
now when I try to set up the email the option of adding the account to the nokia messaging service is never shown instead it adds it as the crumby polling email thing built into the device. This leads me to my 2nd question.
2. HOW THE HELL DO I MAKE THIS USELESS PIECE OF **bleep** WORK?
I am no noob, I have had nokia devices for the past decade and used symbian all the way since s60v1. However this has bowled me over with retarded idiocy.
Do I have to make a pentagram of dku-2 cables with a symbain device at each point facing norway smeared with the blood of a virgin blackberry user?
Please someone, tell me what the **bleep** must do to simply get this **bleep** email to work. I am fuming with rage right now and at the end of my tether.
P.s. No i will not do another hardware reset.
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vi__ wrote:
Next step, remove her nokia messaging account from my E72 in order that I may have my account back on my e72. When this was done the wife receives an email telling her that her subscription had been cancelled from her 5800, I assume becasue it detected me using it from my E72 when removing the accounts.
So, I try to re-setup nokia messaging on her device again on, it should be a lot easier as she now has a nokia messaging account right? When I enter her nokia messaging email address it will automatically associate the nokia messaging account with the 5800 again, right?
WRONG
At the very least you would need to contact Nokia to re-instate your wife's account and I hope you are on Orange as otherwise you won't get very far in the UK as here:
/t5/Messaging-Email-and-Browsing/Nokia-Messaging-Has-Aligned-with-Orange-UK/m-p/764736/highlight/tru...
Happy to have helped forum with a Support Ratio = 42.5

802.1x EAP-PEAP over Ethernet need help !!!

I am trying to get wired 802.1x EAP-PEAP to work and after spending about 8 hours
troubleshooting this, I am not sure what else to do. Need help. Here
is the scenario:
- Cisco Catalyst 3350 switch running IOS versionc3550-ipservicesk9-mz.122-44.SE6.bin,
- Steelbelted/JUniper Radius Server version 6.1.6 on a windows 2003 server
with IP address of 129.174.2.7. This device is connected to the same switch above.
Firewall is OFF on the server, allow ALL,
- Windows 2003 Enterprise Server supplicant with the latest Service pack and patches. Again,
Firewall is OFF on the server, allow ALL. Juniper has verified the configuration settings
on the Supplicant machine. The supplicant has a static IP address of 129.174.2.15, same subnet
as the radius server, I just want enable EAP-PEAP so that user is forced to authenticate before
the port is activate to be "hot".
- Juniper TAC has verified the configuration on the Steelbelted radius for eap-peap
and that everything is looking fine,
I have verified that the switch can communicate fine with the radius server.
- Configuration on the switch for 802.1x:
aaa new-model
aaa authentication dot1x default group radius
radius-server host 129.174.2.7 auth-port 1812 acct-port 1813 key 123456
interface FastEthernet0/39
description windows 2003 Supplicant
switchport access vlan 401
switchport mode access
dot1x port-control auto
no spanning-tree portfast (does not matter if this is enable or disable)
lab-sw-1#
.May 20 07:52:47.334: dot1x-packet:Received an EAP request packet from EAP for mac 0000.0000.0000
.May 20 07:52:47.338: dot1x-packet:dot1x_mgr_send_eapol :EAP code: 0x1 id: 0x2 length: 0x0005 type: 0x1 data:
.May 20 07:52:47.338: EAPOL pak dump Tx
.May 20 07:52:47.338: EAPOL Version: 0x2 type: 0x0 length: 0x0005
.May 20 07:52:47.338: EAP code: 0x1 id: 0x2 length: 0x0005 type: 0x1
.May 20 07:52:47.338: dot1x-packet:dot1x_txReq: EAPOL packet sent out for the default authenticator
lab-sw-1#
lab-sw-1#sh dot1x interface f0/39
Dot1x Info for FastEthernet0/39
PAE                       = AUTHENTICATOR
PortControl               = AUTO
ControlDirection          = Both
HostMode                  = SINGLE_HOST
Violation Mode            = PROTECT
ReAuthentication          = Disabled
QuietPeriod               = 60
ServerTimeout             = 30
SuppTimeout               = 30
ReAuthPeriod              = 3600 (Locally configured)
ReAuthMax                 = 2
MaxReq                    = 2
TxPeriod                  = 30
RateLimitPeriod           = 0
lab-sw-1#
I am at a complete lost here. don't know what else to do. Someone with expertise in this realm please
help me how to make this work.
Many thanks in advance,

#1: dot1x system-auth-control is already in the switch configuration
#2: Not sure if you're already aware, the minute I entered "dot1x port-control auto", the command "dot1x pae authenticator" automatically appears on the interface configuration
The case is being worked on by Cisco TAC. One of the issues is the windows 2003 server supplicant refuses to work. Windows XP supplicant uses machine-authentication instead of user-authentication. Cisco TAC is looking into this issue.

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