IPad 2 not connecting to "ruckus" wireless system

I have an iPad 2 64GB 3G that will not connect to the wireless system at work. It connects at home and other hotspots but not with the ruckus system.
Error message displayed Unable to join the network "Name" I can connect other iPads, Androids and Macs to the same network, this one iPad is driving me crazy.
Things tried
Full system Reset/Network/Content and data
Upgraded to iOS 5
Full system Reset again
New User / Full reset with the new user
I'm thinking it is something with the wireless system here, but the IT people at my work can't explain why other devices are connecting and mine is not.
Any suggestions or apps that may be able to help me out please send my way.

I just got off the phone with the technician who supports the wireless Ruckus system, it turns out the iPad in question was 'Hard Blocked' on the guest network access. (Because it had joined the network previously but did not Authenticate through the web interface)
The unit was 'unblocked' on the Ruckus controller, I did a restore on the iPad, connected to the wireless network and all is well.

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First, I have no idea why we are recommending turning off the printer's radio when you are not using it. The only thing I can image is that if you leave the radio on and in its default configuration (SSID = hpsetup, no security, Ad-Hoc), then you are susceptible to neighbors or war-drivers using your printer.
Next, you have an interesting problem. You've done everything I would have tried (check connectivity by browsing the printer's internal web page, turn off the firewall, try to manually add the printer).
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Finally -- is there anything unusual about your wireless-router configuration? Have you set any port-forwarding or other advanced settings? BTW -- what model wireless-router are you running?
And of course there's a rather painful step to try that usually works: reinstall the OS on your laptop and then install the printer SW (I'm somewhat embarrassed to suggest this but it does seem to work).
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Ipad not connecting to Internet, but all other devices are

I'm using the original airport express...have a macbook pro and ibook connected to the wireless network and everything works just fine. Had my ipad 2 connected last night and it was working great. All of a sudden this morning it started showing a full airport signal but get a "Cannot Open Page...not connected to the internet" message.
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Additional things to try.
Try this first. Turn Off your iPad. Then turn Off (disconnect power cord) the wireless router & then back On. Now boot your iPad. Hopefully it will see the WiFi.
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I push out multiple SSID's over the AP's, one being "public" which is VLAN's off and goes out a dedicated ISP connection. Every device I have touched can connect to public, except iPad's. I have touched an iPad once, for about 2 minutes, outside of work, but that's it. I'm getting reports about users who from anywhere on my network, can't get to their webmail or even connect using their iPad. My setup is not blocking anything, I have dense wireless coverage, why can't iPad's connect? I'm supporting A/G but not B or N.
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I see that there are many questions on this theme that I have read.
i am still confused and have tried many of the solutions as I am unable to connect my printer to a wireless network and therefore not connect it with my mac running the latest os.
I am not the most tech savvy but can folllow instructions easily.
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Welcome to the HP Support Forums! I understand you are trying to connect your HP Photosmart C4780 to your Mac running the Yosemite 10.10 Operating system. I notice you have the PS C4780 connected to a Windows 7 computer, what you would need to do is connect using the USB to Wireless option. Let's put the Mac on hold for a minute and get on the Windows computer, follow the steps below:
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Click the Windows icon (), click All Programs, click HP, and then click the folder for your HP printer.
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