IPad WPA Enterprise connection

I am setting up a bunch of iPads at work and I keep getting "Unable to Join Network" when I try to login to the WPA Enterprise network. I successfully set up about 8, but for some reason I still can't get this one going. I have tried reseting the network settings, reseting the iPad to factory condition... nothing seems to work. Any help would be very much appreciated.

Try updating the WLAN drivers and see if it helps.
http://support.lenovo.com/en_US/downloads/detail.page?DocID=DS015011
*Non Lenovo employee*
I have a Y2P (i5) ... Feel free to ping me if you want me to test some applications with your Y2P if you have the same model. I don't mind keep doing recovery on it if needed .... =)

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Hi - I'm currently in Baton Rouge, LA and attend school at LSU. Our wireless network, lsusecure, is WPA Enterprise, which is supposed to be compatible with iPhone 2.0. The problem is, I can't seem to connect to the network. I enter my LSU username and password, which works for connecting on a computer, and it consistently says "connecting to lsusecure" but nothing ever happens. I was just wondering if I will have to enter in more information about the network rather than just using my regular login information. If anyone could help, I would greatly appreciate it, as Tech Services at LSU currently has no information on how to connect.

Guidedbyvoip, sorry your IT Dept is no help.
But, here at LSU, we are here to help! Hope these directions can work for you as well, instead of needing a 3rd party config util!
ccastl1, please follow the following directions to configure your iPhone to connect to our LSUSECURE wireless network.
Note: The device must be updated to firmware 2.0 in order to connect to lsusecure
1. Select "Settings"
2. Select "Wi-Fi"
3. Make sure Wi-Fi is turned on. If the device is connected to any other network other than lsusecure (it will usually connect to lsuwireless first) you must remove that network before connecting to lsusecure.
4. Select the network it is connected to by pressing on the blue arrow to the right of the name.
5. Select "Forget this Network"
6. Choose "Forget Network"
7. Select lsusecure
8. Enter your PAWS Username & Password and press "Join" at the bottom right of the keyboard.
9. Accept the certificate by pressing "Accept"
You are now connected to lsusecure!
Please contact us directly if you have any further questions or problems!
Thanks!
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IPad WPA Enterprise Certificates

Hi there!
I wonder if anybody can offer some assistance.
We purchased 10 iPads and would like to use our certificate-based enterpirse Wi-Fi but I'm having a small problem.
We use AirWatch MDM for our iPads and have a profile conmfigured with all our Wireless config, SSID, Credentials etc. I have uploaded the certificate and pushed it to the iPads but it still asks to accept the certificate from the server on the fist connect to a WAP.
Once accepted the iPads wil automatically connect to the WAP but if I move to the other end of the building it doesn't automatically connect to the other WAP and I have to manually connect to the WAP and accept the certificate.
We have multiple offices and multiple WAP so I really need the iPads to automatically connect each time without the user having to accept the certificate.
Other than that once the cert is accepted the iPads work fine.
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Liam

This is looking more and more like an anyconnect version issue. The anyconnect client recognized the certs when I was using the local CA however the local CA doesn't support failover so I had to ditch it. I called apple support and they verified that the certificates are installing on the Ipad the way they're supposed to.
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Connecting MBA to domain using WPA Enterprise

Hi guys!
I'm having "the usual" new MBA WiFi-problems, meaning my MBA keeps dropping the WiFi connection occasionally, but that's going on in another thread.
I don't know whether this is a related problem, but I can't seem to connect the MBA to the WiFi network at the office at all. The network connection dialog tells me my connection needs WPA Enterprise credentials, but no matter what I write, I won't get connected.
So I'll start with the basics. This works for every other device I have (PC laptop, iPhone, iPads and so on):
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Kim

Marc,
I'm suprised that WPA works over WDS. I had thought that because WPA cycles the encryption key with each message transmission that the two Airport devices would quickly get out of sync.
But I do respect Alan's opinion, so I'd give in to his statement that it does work, I'll be searching through the update readme's to see when it started working.
You could always drop back to WEP encryption. Unless you have the FBI next door listening in and analysing all your network traffic, it's not going to be broken.
WPA changes the encryption key with each wireless message, WEP doesn't. So in theory, with WEP, someone could analyse all your network traffic, looking for patterns. You can work out just how hard that is.
If you choose an obvious password (like from a dictionary) it won't matter if you're on WPA instead of WEP, the Feds / hackers will be in in a short time.

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Alex

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Not sure what u mean by Enterprise but here is what I got my wireless router set with:
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Encryption: TKIP
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