N95 WLAN powersave, too agressive!!

N95 WLAN powersave is so agressive that it cannot even be used for a decent VOIP call. Trying do download a 20meg podcast is close to impossible. After deactivating the WLAN powersave, all works OK. Everything but my battery life that is.....
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N95 WLAN Connection problems - Orange Livebox (UK)

I am trying to get the N95 to connect to the internet wirelessly through Orange Livebox (UK). I have run the WLAN wizard and the phone has identified it. I have input the WEP key and thats worked fine.......except everytime I try to connect to the net via this method I get a connection error. Has anybody else had WLAN connection problems? Can anybody help?

hi,
did you press "1" button at the back of the Livebox before pairing ?
what kind of error message do you get on the N95 ?
does it fail the same way when you go through the homescreen "WiFi scanning / Start Web Browsing" or through Tools / WLAN Wizard ?
Cheers,

N95 WLAN Browsing Costs and Packet Data

I have recently purchased an N95 and am accessing the Internet via my home Wireless Network provided by Virgin Media instead of using the standard Access Point provided by the Mobile Operator i.e. Orange Internet - by doing this, I assume I would incurr no charges from Orange when surfing the Internet as I am using my own Broadband connection?
A seperate question, but related, how does the Packet Data transfer work? My default Access Point for this is Orange Internet, is this a different thing to the WLAN Access Point i.e. my Home Network or is is related? Does the Packet Data work when I'm connected to the Internet or is it mainly for messaging etc? Should I change the default Access Point for this to my Home Network or leave it as it is i.e. Orange Internet?

Hi sj219706
In answer to your first question, there are no further costs incurred using WLAN with your Virgin Media Broadband connection.
With regards your second question it depends a little upon how generous your GPRS = General Packet Radio Service data allowance with Orange is.
Can I use Nokia Maps application as an example? Unless disabled an active network connection is needed, this may either be through GPRS(Orange) or WLAN(Virgin Media). If you are within range of your WLAN this is your preferred access point.
Happy to have helped forum in a small way with a Support Ratio = 37.0

N95 WLAN Problems

I am having problems connecting to the internet using my WLAN at the office. The connection allows me to connect ot the local intranet in the office but when i try to connect to the internet error message appears as "Gateway No Reply". I have checked all the IP's and Login including the WEP key everything seems fine. Can anyone Help Me?

One thing to check would be to ensure your DNS IP is set. From previous experience the N95 returns the same message if it is unable to resolve hostnames to IPs.
Alternatively your work environment may have a policy of only allowing certain IP addresses out on the internet.Message Edited by edwardquan on 07-Aug-200708:54 AM
Regards,
Edward

N95 - WLAN Question

Is it possible to connect my phone to my PC using WLAN, but without a router??
I don't have access to the internet at home, but would like to transfer images and music without having to connect using a data cable or taking my memory card out every 5 minutes
V12.0.013 19/06/07 RM159 Nokia N95 (66.01)

I'd recommend Bluetooth as a better option...
Never thought about going wireless without the internet...
You could get an Wireless Access Point...
I guess it'd be possible in theory, I'm not sure how much connectivity you'd get though, it wouldn't connect to PC suite... and you'd have to enable File Sharing in the Home Network settings...
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N95 WLAN share for PC browsing

How can I share N95's WLAN connection via USB cable to PC and browse internet?
With other words:
Dial-up connection but using WiFi (not GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA access point)?
With other words:
Using my N95 as Wireless card to share its WiFi on the PC?
Smile is Health. Keep your Smile

No can do. Buy an USB WLAN dongle, instead.

N95 WLAN Time-OUT

To be frank, I've had my N95 for 18 months, and I simply adore it. That said, I've never been able to get it to hook up to my Orange Livebox router.
After installing the latest firmware release today (a bit too late) I thought I'd try to give it one last try.
I delved into the innards of the phone, and set up the lengthy 26-digit Hexidecimal WEP key.
I changed the encryption of the router from WPA & WEP to WEP, risking the security loss (the N95 didn't seem to recognise the difference between WPA & WEP / WPA, and kept on expecting the wrong sort of key).
I also set up the router to accept the MAC address of the phone.
All of the keys and codes are 100% per cent correct, and work on this very PC.
And what do I get for my labours? Apparently I'm connected, the Livebox is friends with the Nokia, but there's no beer flowing down the lines.... "Web Connection Time Out Error". Not an electronic sausage. I simply can't understand why, after doing all of the "usual" things the forum gurus tell idiots to do, I can't connect.
Infuriating! I hope you can help!

I don't know about your second issue sorry.
No problem for the link
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V 20.0.015
0546553

N95 wlan web no gate way reply

hi. i have a nokia n95 and i get this message web: no gate way reply with most of the wlan connections i connect to. before i upgraded to version 21 of the FW, it was ok but after some wlan hotspots worked and some didnt. At my college where i used it the most it stopped working. i decided to reinstall the firmware but it still didnt work and the ones which did work dont seem to be working either. i read all the other suggestions but nothing helped.(disabling the power saving option) so please help me out. Thanx. Maz.

I've had the same problem.Try doing this:
Menu > Tools > Settings > Connection > Access points.
Try deleting them all except those from your operator.Those from your operator should be marked with an icon two arrows pointing in the opposite direction and the wi-fi access points with circle and four little squares in it.
Bling_Bulgaria.If you find my answers helpful click the Kudos button. Nokia 3300 > 6681;N82,V31.0.016,RM-313

N95 WLAN makes my Linksys hang

Really with my N95, but...
When I use my home network's WLAN to browse the web for about five minutes, the connection is lost
Worse, it is actually the wireless Linksys router that hangs up. My laptop cannot find it either. The only way to get the WLAN back is to power off/on the router. N95 finds the WLAN after that without having to power it down first.
Am I the only one with this problem or is this a known firmware issue?

To follow up this post:
With *#0000# I got:
V 12.0.013
19-06-07
RM-159
Nokia N95 (D5.01)
I purchased a Netgear WPN824 RangeMax router and I still got problems with the hanging WiFi connection on my Nokia N95. Only that this time it was the N95 that got frozen and not the router. I found the following remedy with the search engine:
Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> Connection -> Wireless LAN -> Options -> Advanced Settings -> (Warning..) Yes -> Automatic Configuration (Disabled) -> Power Saving (Disabled).
After I disabled the power saving feature the connection remained stable even if the signal level was medium or low. Previously in these cases I got quickly stuck both with Netgear and Linksys ADSL routers.
To be noticed that I have never had problems with N95 in our corporate WiFi network where the signal level is high everywhere. Clearly this is a compatibility issue in the handshaking between the router and N95 in the case the latter decides that it is time to cut off for a while in the sake of the battery life.

Nokia N95 Wlan Wizard has stopped working

Hi
Ive had my phone since July and my wlan wizard had been working perfectly up till yesterday. I checked the wlan wizard details and it says the signal is strong 100% and my network is named etc, there does not seem to be a problem there. Everytime i try to start web browsing the browser wont load, the screen refreshes but just stays on the Wlan Wizard screen.
Anyone have any suggestions on how to fix this??
many thanx
Dawn

@ mizz71,
Have you configured your access point prior to browsing the internet? The wizard only tells what is the available WLAN access point(SSID), you have to select which one you wanted to use be it secured or open.
Message Edited by android on 15-Dec-2007 07:56 AM
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Image Capture rotation 'snaps' to vertical/horizontal too agressively

Is there a way to tell Image Capture not to "snap" my rotation to 0 so agressively? If I slightly mis-align something I am scanning and need to rotate it by less than 1 degree to straighten it, I can't do that by dragging the rotation handle, because it will automatically "snap" to 0. Instead I have to laboriously type different values into the text box to get the right rotation.
Also, it would be really helpful if you could drag the rotation handle out so you can use a larger mouse movement to indicate a finer rotation.

Well, I'm not looking for anything fancy, just to be able to rotate more freely. I was hoping that maybe holding Option- or Shift- while rotating would allow you to rotate without the 'snap' effect, or to rotate more finely. It's kind of crazy, if I make sure to place items really sloppily on my scanner, I can more easily adjust the rotation than if I try to be somewhat accurate.
Clearly, the program has to go to some effort to create this 'snap' effect; it should allow it to be turned off.

Unity Connection 8.5 Outcall notification to device too agressive?

I’ve noticed the Unity Connection 8.5 outcall notification is too aggressive. Is there a way to change the outcall parameters to wait x minutes between redials?
For example Connection called my cell phone, while I am inputting my PIN I get a second call from Connection alerting me to new messages. While I’m listening to the messages I get a third call from Connection. I noticed same problem if device is my desk 7962 phone.
Unity Connection 8x Administration Guide
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/8x/administration/guide/8xcucsagpdf.pdf

Hi Jason,
These timers can be changed via the User or User Template pages
User Templates New Notification Device
Revised November 16, 2010
Table 3-21 User Template New Notification Device Page
Field Description
Notification Device Type
Select a type of notification device from the list.
Display Name
Enter a descriptive name for the notification device.
Phone Number
(Applicable only to phone and pager notification devices.) Enter the phone number, including trunk access code, of the selected device. Use digits 0 through 9 and the following dialing characters in the phone number:
•, (comma) to insert a one-second pause.
•# and * to correspond to the # and * keys on the phone.
Users can change this number by phone.
Extra Digits
(Applicable only to phone and pager notification devices.) Enter any extra digits that Cisco Unity Connection dials after the phone number. The effect of the extra digits depends on the selected device. For pagers, the extra digits are shown on the pager display.
For example, the extra digits could be used to include a callback number when sending notifications to numeric pager devices. Extra digits can also be used to reach an extension, where the notification is configured to dial a public 800 access number and the extra digits would be sent at the opening greeting in order to reach the target extension.
Duration to Wait Before Dialing Extra Digits
(Applicable only to phone and pager notification devices.) Cisco Unity Connection can wait a specified number of seconds before dialing the digits in Extra Digits. Use this option if the automatic call progress detection is not reliable (for example, when phone lines are noisy or when ringing patterns are unusual).
Rings to Wait
(Applicable only to phone and pager notification devices.) Enter the number of times that Cisco Unity Connection allows the user phone to ring before ending the attempt. The setting must be at least 3 rings. Enter a higher number to give a user more time to get to the phone.
Default setting: 4 rings.
Busy Retry Limit
(Applicable only to phone and pager notification devices.) Indicates the number of times that Cisco Unity Connection tries to reach a user number that is busy. Select a higher number to reach someone who uses the phone frequently.
Default setting: 4 times.
Busy Retry Interval
(Applicable only to phone and pager notification devices.) Indicates the number of minutes that Cisco Unity Connection waits between attempts to reach a user number that is busy. Select a higher number to reach someone who has long phone conversations.
Default setting: 5 minutes.
RNA Retry Limit
(Applicable only to phone and pager notification devices.) Indicates the number of times that Cisco Unity Connection tries to reach a user who does not answer the phone. Select a higher number to reach someone who steps away from the phone briefly. Select a lower number to avoid disturbing others.
Default setting: 4 times.
RNA Retry Interval
(Applicable only to phone and pager notification devices.) Indicates the number of minutes that Cisco Unity Connection waits between attempts to reach a user who does not answer the phone. Select a higher number to reach a user who is away from the phone for long periods of time.
Default setting: 15 minutes.
Retries After Successful Attempt
(Applicable only to pager notification devices.) Indicates the number of times that Cisco Unity Connection calls the pager device after the first successful call to the device while the message that triggered the notification is still marked new. Use this setting in conjunction with the Retry Interval After Successful Attempt setting if users need additional reminders of new messages, or if users sometimes do not receive notifications even though the first call to the pager is successful.
If set to a value greater than 0 (zero), Connection makes periodic calls based on the Retry Interval After Successful Attempt until the user checks the message or the retry limit is reached. For example, if Retries After Successful Attempt is set to 2 and Retry Interval After Successful Attempt is set to 15, and the user receives a new message at noon, Connection will call the pager device at noon. If that call is answered, but the user does not check the message before 12:15 pm, Connection calls the pager device again at 12:15 pm. If the user does not check the message before 12:30 pm, Connection calls the pager device a second time at 12:30 pm.
Note This setting generates a series of notifications that is separate from the series that is generated if you enable the Repeat Notification If There Are Still New Messages setting on the Edit Notification Device page. To avoid confusing the user with multiple repeating notifications, we recommend that you use either the Retries After Successful Attempt setting or the Repeat Notification If There Are Still New Messages setting, but not both.
Enter a value between 0 and 100. A value of 0 (zero) means that Connection does not retry the notification after the first successful call to the pager.
Default setting: 0.
Retry Interval After Successful Attempt
(Applicable only to pager notification devices.) Indicates the interval at which Cisco Unity Connection retries calling the pager device after the first successful call to the device if Retries After Successful Attempt is set to a value greater than 0 (zero) and the user has not yet checked the message. Use this setting in conjunction with the Retries After Successful Attempt setting if users need additional reminders of new messages, or if users sometimes do not receive notifications even though the first call to the pager is successful.
Enter a value between 0 and 100 minutes. A value of 0 (zero) means that Connection makes additional retries as soon as a port is available to dial the device.
Default setting: 1 minute.
Phone System
(Applicable to phone and pager notification devices only.) Select the phone system that the notification device uses.
Prompt for User ID on Notifications
(Applicable only to phone notification devices.) Indicate whether Cisco Unity Connection should prompt the user to enter a user ID. The user is always asked for a PIN. Users may prefer not to enter a user ID in order to shorten the time that it takes to sign in.
Note Use this setting with caution and only if the phone is never answered by anyone other than the user.
SMPP Provider
(Applicable only to SMS notification devices.) Select the applicable SMPP provider.
To
(Applicable only to SMTP and SMS notification devices.) Depending on whether you are setting up message notification for a text-compatible mobile phone or pager, or for SMS (SMPP) devices:
•For SMTP text message notifications, enter the email address of the user text pager, text-compatible mobile phone, or another email account (such as a home email address).
•For SMS (SMPP) text message notifications, enter the phone number of the SMS-compatible device. The format and the number that you enter depends on the SMPP Provider. The provider may require that you include international country codes, beginning with a plus sign and followed by the country code, area, city, or trunk code, and then the number for the device (for example, +12065551234). Do not start with a zero or the international dialing prefix. Do not include spaces, dashes, parentheses or other punctuation.
Up to 128 characters can be entered in this field.
From
(Applicable only to SMTP and SMS notification devices.) For text-compatible mobile phones or pagers, enter the phone number that the user calls to check messages, or enter alphanumeric text (as applicable) in this field. The From phone number appears in the last line of any SMTP notification. A user can press the Return Call button on many text-compatible mobile phones to dial the phone number. The mobile phone must support automatic callback in order to use this feature.
For SMS (SMPP) devices, what you enter in this field depends on the SMPP Provider:
•If the SMPP Provider requires a "source address" for the server sending the message, enter the IP address for the Cisco Unity Connection server.
•If the SMPP Provider does not require a "source address," enter the number that the user calls to check messages. The format and the number that you enter depends on the SMPP Provider. The provider may require that you include international country codes, beginning with a plus sign and followed by the country code, area, city, or trunk code, and then the number for the device (for example, +12065551234). Do not start with a zero or the international dialing prefix. Do not include spaces, dashes, parentheses or other punctuation.
Note Consider that some SMPP Providers replace the number that you enter in the From field with their own phone number. For an alternative method of including a call back number, try entering the number that the user calls to check messages in the Message Text field.
Up to 40 characters can be entered in this field.
Message Header
(Applicable only to SMTP notification devices.) Enter any text you want Connection to put into the header of the notification message. For example, you might enter a legal disclaimer that you want to be sent with every notification message.
Message Text
(Applicable only to SMTP and SMS notification devices.) Enter the text message that the user wants to receive in a text notification. For example, you might enter "Urgent message for Technical Support" for a user who is on call for the technical support department. Every time a message arrives that matches the criteria selected in the message notification settings, Cisco Unity Connection sends the text you enter here.
Note To include a call back number, try entering the number that the user calls to check messages within the message text (for example, enter the number in this format: tel:2065551212).
Up to 160 characters can be entered in this field. (For SMS devices, depending on the character set you configure Connection to use, it is possible that messages that are shorter than 160 characters may be truncated.)
Message Footer
(Applicable only to SMTP notification devices.) Enter any text you want Connection to put into the footer of the notification message. For example, you might enter a legal disclaimer that you want to be sent with every notification message.
Include Message Information in Message Text
(Applicable only to SMTP and SMS notification devices.) Check this check box to include information about the new message in the text string that is sent to the notification device. This information can include caller name and caller ID (if available); the type of message (voice, email, fax); the time that the message was received; and, if the message was marked private or urgent, an indication of this status.
Include Message Count in Message Text
(Applicable only to SMTP and SMS notification devices.) Check this check box if you want the notification to include a count of the number of new messages in the mailbox.
Include a Link to Cisco PCA in Message Text
(Applicable only to SMTP notification devices.) Check this check box to include a link to the Cisco Personal Communications Assistant in the text string that is sent to the SMTP notification device.
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/connection/8x/gui_reference/guide/8xcucgrg030.html#wp1082329
Cheers!
Rob

N95 - Wlan Proxy Server...

Hiya,
I'm pretty sure there's no way of setting a proxy in the web browser on the N95, or using Opera...
If I'm mistaken, I'm sure I'll be told lol
Does anyone know of a browser that does allow you to set a proxy server? Just so I can use the wifi at work
Thanks
Rick
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haha how much of a fool do I feel!!!!
I read that elsewhere but didn't even click that the Options was there! lol
Thank's for that!
It's not often I miss menu items, there's a first time for everything though
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Setting the Client Count per WLAN and per AP radio

Hi
We use WLC 5508 with 7.4. We tried to set max allowed clients per AP radio to 30 through GUI. We have APs with 80 clients associeted though.
Has anyone else tried this feature?
When entering config wlan max-associated-clients max-clients wlan-id we got
"WLAN/Guest-Lan/remote-lan is enabled.Please disable to configure max associated clients."
GUI doesn't show that message, should it? In GUI, Is it necesary to disable WLAN before too?
Thanks
This is the show wlan output

No, the GUI does some stuff automatically, like disablen/enabling the WLAN when you make the change.
From teh CLI *you* have to do them.
HTH,
Steve
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Satellite Pro L550 - WLAN doesn't work after new Installation Win 7/64 Pro

Hi,
I installed a real Win 7 / 64 professional full version on my Sat Pro L550-199, PSLW9E. Now I can't switch on my WLAN. The big FN-bottons doesn't exist. I tried lots of driver I found on the Toshiba Support page.
Whitch is the right, or is Win 7 / 64 professional not supported with WLAN?
How I can switch on WLAN without the FN-Key?
Lenny

Hi Lenny-27-7,
Is your WLAN card installed properly in device manager? It must be listed under network devices without yellow exclamation marks. So you can make sure that WLAN card is installed.
For all FN keys you have to install Value Added Package and Flash Cards Support Utility. Both tools can be downloaded on official Toshiba page where you can find the WLAN driver too:
http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com > Support & Downloads > Download Drivers
If you have installed everything you can start with WLAN configuration :)

N95 WLAN powersave, too agressive!!

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